I had the pleasure this past week to work at the Great American Scrapbook Convention with Sandy Redburn of Crafty Secrets, her husband Scott, and Vicki Chrisman, Crafty Secret's design team leader. Today I'd like to show you the little gift that I made for Vicki. Since I would be her TA for the Vintage Cookbook class, I thought a little cooking related book would be in order.
For the cover of the book, I inked a couple of dominoes with alcohol ink then added paper and stamped images from Crafty Secrets.
I used baker's twine laced through pre-drilled holes for the closure.
The back of the book cover has more paper, stamped border and sticker from Crafty Secrets.
For the inside of the book, I used various stamped images, stickers and papers from the Crafty Secrets Heartwarming Vintage collection.I had so much fun making this tiny book that I made one for Sandy, too. I'll post it another day...maybe tomorrow.
Oh, this is too stinkin' cute! I LOVE this! Well done, Sarah! Awesome!
ReplyDeleteThis is even cuter in person! Loved spending time with you this weekend and thanks for the ride home.
ReplyDeleteI saw that IRL at the show and it was just adorable!
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Robin
I was waiting for this! It's adorable!! Lovely job!
ReplyDeleteI've always admired your work with small canvasses. Small in scale but grand in creativity!
ReplyDeleteOh how wonderful! Just adorable!
ReplyDeleteSeriously A*D*O*R*A*B*L*E. I will treasure this little cutie!! Thank you so much Sarah!!
ReplyDeleteThat little book is soooo cute. Now to try and create one. That's the trick for me. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteCarole Miller
That is soooo cute. Now to try and create one. That's the problem. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteCarole Miller
Hi Sarah, I've just found you and have enjoyed seeing your awesome creations! This mini is so adorable! I've made several of these but have always used regular dominoes. I'll have to look for some with those holes; so cute! Hugs, Sarah
ReplyDeleteNever tried Shrinky in crafting, except when my girls were little and played with shrinky little pony toy! What you've done is wonderfully grownup! Inspired to try again! Good work! And thanks!
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