For this month's project I was given the beautiful new 'Cartographer' Collection from Prima ! There is such versatility with these papers and embellishments - you are spoiled with the number of projects and LO's you can make with them.
To assemble the 'case' I cut a thick piece of chipboard (A4 size) into two pieces - 5" and 7" approx.
To attach them together I took a sheet of white card stock, cut it to match the size of my chipboard and scored it in the middle to make an accordion - this will hold my insert sheets when I am assembling it at the end. I covered the album with white card stock and papers from the Cartographer collection - stamping it here and there with the Cartographer Stamp!
To add more interest and dimension to my project - I painted some bits of old chip board pieces I had lying around with Gesso and stamped it with a stamp from the Cartographer Collection. The effect is amazing and it is so simple to do !
Next using the different papers from the Cartographer Collection - I made several inserts pages for my album. On each page I made pockets for extra photos and tabs to attach personal items. To secure them, I attached them into the accordion section of the album.
To cover the front of the album I had tons of fun sticking loads of embellishments onto it - prima flowers, prima chipboard, brads, Tim Holtz Ideology, Resin frames etc
To finish it off, I attached a piece of Grunge Board, inked black and held in place with two brads to form the handle of the case.Happy Crafting !!!!
Joanne x
Design Team Member
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Products used:
Prima - Cartographer Collection 6 x 6 pad;
White Card Stock - Bazzil
Prima Cartographer - Crystals
Prima Cartographer - Clear Stamp
Prima Cartographer - Flowers
Prima Cartographer - Chipboard elements
Prima Cartograher - Shabby Chic Treasures
Tim Holtz - ideology - grungeboard;
Ranger - Archival Black Ink
Chipboard
Gesso
(Extra sheet of paper from Authentique - just found it in my stash!)
Love this Joanne, also love what you did with the chipboard pieces! Plenty of great ideas. ;)
ReplyDeleteFabulous ideas. Love how you altered the chopboards ! Marta x
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely marvellous Joanne ...what a lot of fabulous ideas going on there ..
ReplyDeleteThis is really brilliant Joanne. Nicola x
ReplyDeleteWow that is stunning Joanne. I'm going to use this :)
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