I used my ATG gun to cover the chipboard covers. After I had put the polka dot paper on the front cover, I opened the cover and laid it on my cutting mat and just used my hobby blade to cut the window out, then sanded the edge with a sanding block. I love the self adhesive flowers and flourishes...so fun! And the strips for borders etc...lovely!! CEE stands for the department that my friend works for at the office. I used thickers (AC) for the CEE, so that they really stood out against the wasabi polka dot paper.
Here is one of the pages-just to show how simple I made the book. I used the same "general" format for each page, only making slight adjustments-and that kept my time to a minimal. Oh, I also used the scallop edge punch on each page...just a little bit of fun there!! I had a great time with this project! I love when things just "come together" and you are happy with the result!
Thanks for stopping by!! Make today a great one!!
9 comments:
Hi Jen,
This is fabulous, she's sure to love it. Funny, I just found that same pack of paper I haven't used yet. I really love the blue polka dots!
It may be "simple" but it looks gorgeous!
This will be treasured for sure! Very nice job. You said you kept it simple, but I love the added scallops and cs stickers, and bits of layered dp. Simply elegant :)
This is fabulous. What a wonderful gift. I love the peek through on the front cover.
Jen, it's fabulous I LOVE IT! You are amazingly talented! Rawan (The person who recieved the present)
Great job, Jen!
I'm sure she loved it! It looks great.
IfatArt.
really cute. what a nice thing to do.
You are so nice to be making stuff for others! I love how simple this book is looking. I loved polka dots and have stash of stash of them storing in paper holders. You have such a great creations of cards and such. They are cute!
it's gorgeous
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