Thursday, June 28, 2012

Winner, Winner Chicken Dinner

Thanks so much to everyone who stopped by the other day for my Bazzil Card Shoppe giveaway. The Random Integer Generator chose:

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Timestamp: 2012-06-28 10:06:06 UTC

...which made Pattyo our winner! Congrats Patty!!! Email me so that I can get your prize package to you. ;)

In other news, I have a sweet Webster's Pages project to share with you today. A while back, my mom asked me to make a card that all of her classmates could sign for their instructor. (She attends what's called the Academy of Lifelong Leaning through UD. It's for people 55 and older and they offer a ton of different courses. My mom loves it. At 81 she's going strong!) Anyway, I digress.  :) Since there were over 30 people in the class, I decided to make a mini book for them to write their thoughts in.

First, I took an 8.5 by 5 piece of cardstock. I scored it at 4 and 4.25 inches and folded it to create the book.







Cut several pages of white cardstock, 8 by 4.75 inches. Score them at 4 inches.






Lay the papers onto the cover and zig zag stitch them down the middle to secure them.






Now your little booklet is ready to go! I covered the front with the sheet music paper. Then I added a doily, layered on a transparency frame and added the door cut from an Everyday Poetry paper.




Then, I embellished it with a princess petal, some dazzle me gems and a stamped sentiment. I added some lace to the spine and tied some twine around the spine, as well.






Here’s the finished product!





I love how this booklet can be so versatile. You could use it to jot down favorite quotes. You could make several and place them on tables at baby showers or weddings for guests to write their comments. Or, you could add your favorite photos and make a brag booklet. Whatever you do, it’s bound to turn out lovely!

Thanks for stopping by today and have a great day!






8 comments:

  1. What a wonderful surprise! Can't wait to try out the new cardstock. Thanks so much! The book is beautiful and will make a perfect keepsake.

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  2. Love this Anabelle, great little book!

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  3. What a great idea! I'm sure she'll love this book. The cover is so wonderful and feminine.

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  4. great idea and it looks gorgeous

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  5. great idea and it looks gorgeous

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  6. Ou, cha ka la ka, Ou! Whats Book!
    You surea gotsa somea talent there
    girl, yoush should bea given with the classes all of the time, foe sure as the sun rises, in the East, You havea the creative gift
    of the fairies in the biggest trees in the enchanted forest. and as sure as the trees are green and the dirt is black, givn' to the olders folk and being a grand gal that ye must be, all of the saints in heaven sure are to reware ys when you are helpin then and the others. well belssing on to ye, and Yours too. Thanks for the teachen lessions too, say can ye share whare ye got the frams for the door or is tis a window? well the frame is beautibul, oh, et one more how did ys ever get the string
    on the sude of the book and is that lace w/the beads on the sides
    just a beatiful book ye has made.

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  7. c'est magnifique et si romantique !! j'aime beaucoup !!!

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