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| Zutter Zisters/Bind-it-All Design Team 2008-2009 GALLERY |
It’s soon time to start planning how the
garden is going to look this summer. Myself,
I plan to grow some vegetables, as usual, and
I made this little book to keep track of what I
plant and where. The book is divided into six
parts, with room for lots of notes about the
garden and room for drawings and sketches.
Here’s the part where I intend to keep notes
about the kitchen-garden, and I’ve already
made a sketch of it, showing where I’m going
to grow my vegetables. I plan to add some
photos later on too.
Supplies:
1” Antique copper wire
6X6” Chipboard covers
6X6” cream inner pages
Ranger Paint Dabber Snowcap
Melissa Frances paper and vintage
embellishment
Butterfly cut out from Graphic 45 Bella
Botanica paper
Bazzill basics cardstock
Youdo flower
Making Memories Paperie Greenhouse felt
clips
Garden Hanger
I needed a little hanger where I could place all the things I need for planting,
such as my tools and bags of seed. I used the Owire to make hooks, which I
attached to the clipboard with rivets. I used a craft knife to carve a little
sinkage in the clipboard, where I fastened the hooks. It turned out
surprisingly stable and strong.
Supplies:
1” antique copper wire
Antique copper rivets
8X10” clipboard wood cover, cut down to size 4X10”
Ranger Paint Dabber Snowcap
Melissa Frances paper and vintage embellishment
Butterfly cut out from Graphic 45 Bella Botanica paper
Mini Greenhouse
I felt the need to experiment a little this
month, so I made a miniature greenhouse
out of some clear acrylic covers which I put
together using Glossy Accents and rivets. I
bound the roof together with my Bind-It-
All, making a hatch that can be opened to
water the plants and adjust the
temperature in the greenhouse. I’m
supposed to use it for my seedings later this
spring, but so far we've tried to grow
garden cress in there, and boy, did it grow!
This project was a little tricky, but I had so
much fun making it, and I was thrilled to
see that it actually works the way it’s
supposed to.
Supplies:
½” antique copper wire
Antique copper rivets
6X6” Clear acrylic covers
8X8” Clear acrylic covers
Ranger Glossy Accents
garden is going to look this summer. Myself,
I plan to grow some vegetables, as usual, and
I made this little book to keep track of what I
plant and where. The book is divided into six
parts, with room for lots of notes about the
garden and room for drawings and sketches.
Here’s the part where I intend to keep notes
about the kitchen-garden, and I’ve already
made a sketch of it, showing where I’m going
to grow my vegetables. I plan to add some
photos later on too.
Supplies:
1” Antique copper wire
6X6” Chipboard covers
6X6” cream inner pages
Ranger Paint Dabber Snowcap
Melissa Frances paper and vintage
embellishment
Butterfly cut out from Graphic 45 Bella
Botanica paper
Bazzill basics cardstock
Youdo flower
Making Memories Paperie Greenhouse felt
clips
Garden Hanger
I needed a little hanger where I could place all the things I need for planting,
such as my tools and bags of seed. I used the Owire to make hooks, which I
attached to the clipboard with rivets. I used a craft knife to carve a little
sinkage in the clipboard, where I fastened the hooks. It turned out
surprisingly stable and strong.
Supplies:
1” antique copper wire
Antique copper rivets
8X10” clipboard wood cover, cut down to size 4X10”
Ranger Paint Dabber Snowcap
Melissa Frances paper and vintage embellishment
Butterfly cut out from Graphic 45 Bella Botanica paper
Mini Greenhouse
I felt the need to experiment a little this
month, so I made a miniature greenhouse
out of some clear acrylic covers which I put
together using Glossy Accents and rivets. I
bound the roof together with my Bind-It-
All, making a hatch that can be opened to
water the plants and adjust the
temperature in the greenhouse. I’m
supposed to use it for my seedings later this
spring, but so far we've tried to grow
garden cress in there, and boy, did it grow!
This project was a little tricky, but I had so
much fun making it, and I was thrilled to
see that it actually works the way it’s
supposed to.
Supplies:
½” antique copper wire
Antique copper rivets
6X6” Clear acrylic covers
8X8” Clear acrylic covers
Ranger Glossy Accents
Jenny Svensson
Sweden
Sweden
March 2009
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