I made these Mini Books using only one sheet of paper. I love how they create places for tags or photos. I created a video tutorial so that you can see how easy it is to make. It is so easy that I think even kids could make this one. Great for gift giving... fill it with love notes or gift cards or photos.Mini using Under The Sea border print paper from Cloud 9 Design
Mini Book using Pretty Poppies paper stack from Autumn Leaves
Wow, Christie! Beautiful!!! TFS! :)
ReplyDeleteI always look forward to your projects, they are great!
ReplyDeleteTFS, and thanks for keeping the mistakes in also. Because when I try to remake what you have done or anyone else I need to see the mistake it helps me and others. I am going to make these for CHRISTmas.
ReplyDeleteAnother fantastic project!! I'll be making some of these this evening!! Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Susan Chong
beegsmachine@yahoo.com
p.s. good luck helping w/ your son's new home!! :)
Love it, going home tonight to make one. Tried one at work, but no matter how I fold it, you always get two open slots on the bottom, is that the way it is? How can you put tags in them if they are open on the bottom? I guess you just glue them shut. Thank you again. I did make the small mini album yesterday, and it is great. Thank you. jman4@comcast.net
ReplyDeleteWaht a great little book! I am so impressed with your creativity! I am going to try this out tomorrow. TFS!
ReplyDeleteOMG I thank you for always giving us such great projects. I will be making alot of these for my Christmas gifts... Thank you :0)
ReplyDeleteChristie, great job with the inked embossing. I really love the way it turned out. Thanks for offering the chance to win the blog candy. lsmith5160@gmail.com
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing your card and the tutorial
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What a great card!! Thanks for sharing!! :)
ReplyDeleteLove the video. This is fun technique I'll have to try.
ReplyDeleteyour card is beautiful! thanks for sharing the CB embossing trick!!
ReplyDeleteCute! Cute! CUTE! You cracked me up with "Martha you are letting me down"! ~Erin Glee
ReplyDeleteSo beautifully done!! Love this.
ReplyDeleteI'll have to try this.
ReplyDeleteCouldnt get the vid top work so I will to stop back by-looks real interesting to me
ReplyDeleteThanks for participating
Hi, your Valentine is just beautiful. The tutorial on inking up the ef is so helpful and I love the idea of using the page from Romeo & Juliet!! Thanks!
ReplyDeletelove the cards and thank you for the video. That was helpful information. Thank you for supporting OWH. shareyourmemoriesatcomcastdotnet.
ReplyDeleteHey, Christie! Glad to see one of our cuttlebugitis-ers on the 'hop. :)
ReplyDeleteI've been making cards for a unit overseas this year too. Isn't it fun? Being a scrap booker more than a card maker, I am loving the adventure of something new and trying new techniques on cards is a huge benefit. This technique is one I haven't tried, but you inspire me to greatness, and it is on my list. thanks,
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea for this card. It so pretty! Thanks for sharing, shari (cricutrookie)
ReplyDeleteGreat card.
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Jessica Lynn
http://jessicalynnoriginal.blogspot.com/
Very nicely done!
ReplyDeleteVery cute idea. You never disappoint! Maybe if you had a staff like Martha they could pre-score the paper. BTW Tim says that you can heat set Distress stickles (not the regular ones) if you are in a hurry.
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I so thoroughly enjoyed the video, great idea!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Christie,
ReplyDeleteThis is just a FAB project that I have used it for my daughter's 12th Birthday this week. I would be grateful if you could spare a minute to have a look.
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Luv Jane XX