I used the gorgeous 49 and Market Rouge Collection of papers and rub-ons. |
Sticky note pad in the back |
Now for the cover tutorial!
Step 1 - I die cut floral strips out of cardstock and adhered them in rows to another piece of cardstock. I used the panel die from the Starlit Village & Card Panel Die Set to trim out the journal front panel. (With a bit of an inset, it fits just perfectly onto the base cut with the Card Caddy Die.)
Step 2 - I glued the floral panel onto the journal cover and sealed all the surfaces with a coat of Collage Medium Matte. (In preparation for the next step!)
Step 3 - The fun part! Distress Crayons don't blend well on raw, non-coated paper which is why I sealed all the surfaces with the Distress Medium Matte. I could blend away! Once the crayons dry, they become permanent.
Fingers make the best tools for blending! |
Step 4 - I punched holes in the spine to allow for stringing in elastic to hold the signatures.
Thanks for stopping by and be sure to keep an eye on Eileen's blog for more inspiration from the Educator and Inspiration Teams.
Supplies used:
Eileen Hull Die - Card Caddy ( Sizzix, SB )
Eileen Hull Thinlits Die Set - Floral Silhouettes (available only at Scrapbook.com!)
Eileen Hull Thinlits Die Set - Everyday Tags & Labels (available only at Scrapbook.com!)
Eileen Hull Thinlits Die Set - Starlit Village & Card Panel (available only at Scrapbook.com!)
Eileen Hull Stamp Set - Making Plans
Sizzix Mat board
49 and Market Rouge Collection (paper & rub-on transfers)
49 and Market Rouge Collection (paper & rub-on transfers)
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I love the way you used the floral die cutson the cover!
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