This mini album was in the $1 bin at Michael's, and it even has a magnetic latch! I couldn't resist buying 10 of these. The picture on it might be cute, but I wanted something more elegant. Using a strip of the River Rock Designer Series Paper, I glued it onto the front and back cover. The inside cover is covered with the coordinating paper design found on the other side of the DSP. The latch was covered with Always Artichoke DSP. I then added Stampin' Up!®'s Designer Theater Ribbon Originals. The metal embellishments are ones I found in my drawer collection.
This tin pail is another dollar item...I found it at Target last year and knew I would use it one day, so I bought a dozen! I covered it with the new SU! wrappi
ng paper and tied coordinating ribbons on the handle. I had several pens left from a recent project, so I thought why not use the wrapping paper to decorate the pen with and fill the tin pail with matching note cards? Wouldn't this make a great little gift?
This scented candle tin is another dollar buy at Michael's -- what a bargain! Again I bought a dozen. All I did was cover it with Holiday Harmony and Always Artichoke DSPs, then added ribbon, brads and a few punched out flowers, ovals and scallop.
Saturday, November 10, 2007
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4 comments:
Adele: I'm curious about what you used to glue the paper down on the magnetic clasp notebook. I have some waiting to be covered. Thanks so much!
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Hi Donna... After peeling off the paper magnetic clasp from the book, I covered it with DSP using Scotch Quick Dry glue. But make sure you keep it slightly curled while it dries. Then I attached it back with sticky tape and more of the same Scotch glue. Hope that helps.
Love all your creations! I have a question...what do you use to hold the paper to the pails (glue/tape)? And what brand.
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TYIA :)
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