If you've missed any stops on the hop, check out the Club Scrap Blog for complete listings. This month's hop features the Club Scrap 50s Kitchen Collection.
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| How do you like the Nice To See You glasses charm on my Wooden Art Dummy? Lol! |
The vivid colored papers worked well for my kettle-stitched mini album, which conveniently fits into a handmade Book Board kitchen drawer.
50s Kitchen cardstock was used to make the mini album while the Club Stamp text weight Quad Print worked well for wrapping the book board drawer.
The stamped quote from the Collection UM is perfect for the front of the album. It basically designated the size of the album and it all went from there. This will be great for holding family photos.
Since the mini album rests inside, there's room for setting "stuff" on top of the little shelving unit.
Next on the hop is the lovely and talented Julie, at Cape Cod Scrapper. Enjoy!!!
Kay
Brilliant - love the drawer box and book and your little man is an awesome accent with glasses.
ReplyDeleteWhat is not to be loved about this project?!! Such a cute little booklet and yes all those colors are so wonderful together. This is one of my favourite kits already!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a darling little drawer and who doesn't love mini albums! Both are fantastic :)
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Absolutely gorgeous, Kay. Pinned it, so let the sharing begin!
ReplyDeleteYour white embossing on the black is so crisp, which ink and powder do you use, mine always looks a little "smeared"? Great box! I (heart) homemade boxes, esp with drawers!!
ReplyDeleteOf course I'm away from my crafting supplies right now, but I don't use anything too special I don't think, I know both my embossing pad and powder are several years old. I'm just glad they still work! I do have the fine embossing powder, so that helps with detail for sure, and I think my embossing pad is Big & Bossy brand. However, I'm sure if you looked closely at the mini album cover, it wouldn't look too perfect, but it's good enought for me. Thank you so much.
DeleteFabulous Kay! Love the book idea and how it fits in the drawer box! Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteOh Kay, I love your projects and have been eyeing a few of these drawers myself on Pinterest to use with my Pizza Box left overs. Love the embellies and the fun mini album!!
ReplyDeleteGreat projects, Kay! And, like Janet said, your white embossing is so crisp--what's your secret? On such a large and detailed stamp I usually have various issues somewhere along the way.
ReplyDeleteI do have the fine powder embossing powder in white, which worked well. I'm sure it's far from crisp if you saw it up close, but it good enough for me. No secrets that I know of, but thank you!
DeleteYour projects look so professional. I love the mini book and box! Your art dummy is too cute!
ReplyDeleteVery clever and I love that your cover stamp determined the size of the album, which in turn, determined the size of the drawer unit. It never ceases to amaze me what you can do with book board!
ReplyDeleteI love the box and mini book. It looks so good in this paper. Your projects are always amazing.
ReplyDeleteWhat?! You had me at kettle stitched book! How fabu is that "kitchen drawer"? Absolutely love this Kay!
ReplyDeletewhat a fantastic project! I love how useful it is!
ReplyDeleteKay, you are so amazing! I just LOVE LOVE the drawer! The wooden guy with glasses caught my eye too :)
ReplyDeleteGreat album and love the box it goes in
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DeleteToo cute for words! And I just might have a *few* pieces of bookboard lying around waiting for a practical/fun use . . . thanks!
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas - I love boxes and books and what a way to showcase the quote which I must get.
ReplyDeleteAwesome drawer and book! So clever. thanks for sharing, Kay.
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