This mini book was created using Tim Holtz's Movers & Shapers Baroque Die with the magnetic 1/4" punches. I started by positioning two of the holes on the die for my binder rings then ran it through my Big Shot using Sizzix Cream Mat Board. This mat board works great for binder covers.
I decorated the front and back covers using The Paper Company Spring Floral Tapestry Designer Paper. The frame was stamped on Shimmery White paper in VersaMark with Elegant Eggplant ink and embossed with clear embossing powder and a heat gun.
The sentiment from the Elements of Style set was inked in VersaMark and embossed with silver embossing powder and a heat gun. All the flowers from SU's Vintage Vogue set were also stamped in Elegant Eggplant and embossed.
I sponged the frame, flowers and flourish with VersaMagic Perfect Plumeria and added Kaiser Pearls in Lavender.
The inside of the mini book was completed in brushed silver.
A closer look at the flowers.
Mini Book Recipe:
Stamps: Elements of Style, Four Frames, Vintage Vogue
Paper: Cream Mat Board, The Paper Company Spring Floral Tapestry Designer Paper, Brushed Silver, Shimmery White
Ink: Frame & Flowers - Elegant Eggplant with Clear EP; Sentiment - VersaMark with Silver EP; Sponging - VersaMagic Perfect Plumeria
Accessories: Kaiser Pearls in Lavender, Tim Holtz Baroque Die with magnetic 1/4" punches, Tim Holtz Elegant Flourishes Die, SU Decorative Label Punch, 7 gypsies Small Antique Silver Binder Rings
Techniques: Embossing, Sponging
8 comments:
beautiful mini book you have made donna.
love the flowers on it also the colour.
greetings karin
Donna,
Your mini book looks fantastic! I adore the flowers and the colors you used.
Dee
This is adorable Donna and in my favourite colours!
Judith
I wish my mum blogged; she would adore this and you'd have a lot to talk about. very pretty!
Those flowers are absolutely stunning! This is a great minibook Donna!!
Great little book! Nice touch-embossing the flowers! Lovely!
Fantastic... love the colours.....
Absolutely beautiful. I love the flourishes. Wonderful as always.
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