As you can see the book is quite simple.
I used mini manila dividers and randomly covered them with 2 solid color card stock and 1 matching
patterned cardstock. I used a make-up sponge to add Tim Holtz distress inks to the edges and created a random but charming design with just
one foam stamp.
I also used a stapler, some adhesive and lots of ribbon scraps! If you don't have a crop-a-dile to cut all the holes at once in the end, you can use a regular hole punch, page by page.
The tabs of the book are nice for categorizing special events or photos.
I tied the book together with more matching ribbon.
I really like how it turned out!
15 comments:
Oooohhh! I love your stuff! Thanks for stopping by my blog. Isn't this artful blogging party the best?
So glad to have met you. I will add you to my fav list.
Take care and I look forward to your next post.
Laurie
Very Pretty, love it. YOu rblog is cool, look forward to visiting again soon!!
Your book did turn out wonderfully!!!
Great blog, I will be coming again soon!!
I really love it too! Great idea the tabs! Another one going on my shopping list for tomorrow!
What a gorgeous book. Thanks for sharing.
I do too. Very cute book. And quick too. Hey thanks for comign to my party. I enjoyed your comment.
Great colors!
This book is so pretty and easy. I need to do one soon! I have been looking at the 7 gypsies rings or chipboard book where you can add extra paper into it. Thanks for the inspiration and movivation. Your's turned out so nice.
Nice to meet you at the party!
What an absolutely gorgeous mini book. I especially love the fleur-de-lys. Did I spell that right!? ;)
Thank you for visiting my blog!!
And Wowwww what a great project you show for the artful blog party i just love it.
Thanks for sharing!!
OOOOOh! SO SO SO cute and I love the colors! Very sweet of you!
cute mini book, love the colors & the manila tabbed pages, and how you incorporated stamping!
This is beautiful and such a fun idea. Thank you so much for sharing! smiles...
I'm still trying to get around to all the parties! I'm so slow! Anyway, thank you for the inspiration. I just came across some of those index dividers in a drawer and almost threw them out, but paused and said, oh I can use them for something, sometime! And here it is, thanks again!
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