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| Zutter Zisters/Bind-it-All Design Team 2008-2009 GALLERY |
Jennifer Priest
California, USA
California, USA
The World’s Greatest Father Mini Book
Father’s Day is coming up and what better way to recognize Dear Old Dad than to give him a book all
about who great fathers are! I love the 5x7 size of this book because it is perfect for 4x6 prints. I cut some of
the pages in half at 3.5” to create a place for quotes—this is an easy way to make your chipboard and
inner pages go further too. The antique brass owires have been distressed with a little blue paint, an easy
way to make them coordinate with any project.
Supplies:
Zutter 1” Antique Brass Owires
Patterned Paper, Flowers, Gems – Prima
Felt – Joann’s
Buttons – Jesse James, SEI
Cardstock – Bazzill
Fabric – Heidi Grace, Joann’s, cut from an old pair of jeans
Paint – Making Memories
Ink- Tim Holtz/Ranger
Father’s Day is coming up and what better way to recognize Dear Old Dad than to give him a book all
about who great fathers are! I love the 5x7 size of this book because it is perfect for 4x6 prints. I cut some of
the pages in half at 3.5” to create a place for quotes—this is an easy way to make your chipboard and
inner pages go further too. The antique brass owires have been distressed with a little blue paint, an easy
way to make them coordinate with any project.
Supplies:
Zutter 1” Antique Brass Owires
Patterned Paper, Flowers, Gems – Prima
Felt – Joann’s
Buttons – Jesse James, SEI
Cardstock – Bazzill
Fabric – Heidi Grace, Joann’s, cut from an old pair of jeans
Paint – Making Memories
Ink- Tim Holtz/Ranger
Sweet Little Baby Door Sign
My sister is expecting and recently announced that she is having a girl. She has two
boys at home as well so I figured she’ll need to make a special place for this little girl.
I created a sign for the door of the baby’s room with a place for her photo using 8” x
10” Clipboard Wood Covers. Since my sister does have boys, they will be slamming
that baby’s door all the time so this wooden sign will hold up to a lot of wear and tear.
I used a saw to cut another Clipboard Wood cover down to 3”x10” to create a little
sign to hang from the bottom of the big sign. One side of the sign will have the baby’s
name on it but my sister hasn’t yet decided on a name so it is blank for now. The
other side can be flipped over and hung fro the Owires to say “Shh…baby’s sleeping.”
I figured this will be good for my nephews to know when to be quiet around the
house…and it gave me an excuse to make another fun project! And speaking of
owires, the Baby Pink owires from Zutter are perfect for this project!
The clipboard wood really makes this project feel like a bonafide home décor item and
it also makes it seem really special. I know this gift will last for years to come and be
treasured by my sister and her family.
Supplies:
Zutter ¾” Pink Owires, 8x10 Clipboard Wood Covers
aper, Ribbon, Trim, Rub-on, Felt, Flowers, and Heart Epoxy Shapes – Prima (at
Michael’s)
Stick Pins, Tulle – Floral Supply
Paint - Making Memories
My sister is expecting and recently announced that she is having a girl. She has two
boys at home as well so I figured she’ll need to make a special place for this little girl.
I created a sign for the door of the baby’s room with a place for her photo using 8” x
10” Clipboard Wood Covers. Since my sister does have boys, they will be slamming
that baby’s door all the time so this wooden sign will hold up to a lot of wear and tear.
I used a saw to cut another Clipboard Wood cover down to 3”x10” to create a little
sign to hang from the bottom of the big sign. One side of the sign will have the baby’s
name on it but my sister hasn’t yet decided on a name so it is blank for now. The
other side can be flipped over and hung fro the Owires to say “Shh…baby’s sleeping.”
I figured this will be good for my nephews to know when to be quiet around the
house…and it gave me an excuse to make another fun project! And speaking of
owires, the Baby Pink owires from Zutter are perfect for this project!
The clipboard wood really makes this project feel like a bonafide home décor item and
it also makes it seem really special. I know this gift will last for years to come and be
treasured by my sister and her family.
Supplies:
Zutter ¾” Pink Owires, 8x10 Clipboard Wood Covers
aper, Ribbon, Trim, Rub-on, Felt, Flowers, and Heart Epoxy Shapes – Prima (at
Michael’s)
Stick Pins, Tulle – Floral Supply
Paint - Making Memories
Family Book
chipboard, easy to punch, and easy to alter. Teresa Collins also offers page protectors for use in these books and I love
mixing the chipboard and cardstock pages with these page project pages.
I created this book for a friend, all about her family. I used the Scor-It to create several envelopes inside the book to hold
mementos or tags about family life. My favorite part of this book is the mix of all of the different products from this
Teresa Collins family line—they all coordinate and work great with the Bind It All!
Supplies:
Zutter 1 ¼” Black Owires
Ribbon – Fabric Barn, Stampin’ Up!, May Arts
Covers, Paper, Envelopes, Page Protectors, Transparency – Teresa Collins
Crepe Paper – Party Supply
Glimmer Mist – Tattered Angels
Cardstock – Bazzill
Flocked Paper – Little Yellow Bicycle
chipboard, easy to punch, and easy to alter. Teresa Collins also offers page protectors for use in these books and I love
mixing the chipboard and cardstock pages with these page project pages.
I created this book for a friend, all about her family. I used the Scor-It to create several envelopes inside the book to hold
mementos or tags about family life. My favorite part of this book is the mix of all of the different products from this
Teresa Collins family line—they all coordinate and work great with the Bind It All!
Supplies:
Zutter 1 ¼” Black Owires
Ribbon – Fabric Barn, Stampin’ Up!, May Arts
Covers, Paper, Envelopes, Page Protectors, Transparency – Teresa Collins
Crepe Paper – Party Supply
Glimmer Mist – Tattered Angels
Cardstock – Bazzill
Flocked Paper – Little Yellow Bicycle
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