Welcome to June's Ink Stamp Share's blog hop.
The projects are designed by fellow Stampin’ Up! Independent Demonstrators from around the world. The theme for this month's blog hop is "3 D "
You may have joined me from Rebecca's blog or perhaps you are starting your journey here with me. I hope you like our creations and that they give you inspiration.
For my 3D item I've recreated a covered note book that I was given as an adopted teamie gift at Telford a couple of years ago.
I chose the GORGEOUS Perennial
Essence Designer Series Paper to complete my project... As we don't have any coordinating ribbon I thought that I'd make my own using the re inkers and some water.
Well since I had made it up for the Silver 3/8" Metallic-Edge Ribbon,I thought I'd die some White bakers twine and Polka Dot Tulle.
When I get back from my holiday I think I'll pick a few of my favourite colours and make some up so I always have coordinating ribbon on hand.
Using the Hand-Lettered Prose Dies I cut my name out in silver foil and placed this on one of the Stitched Nested Labels Dies.
Inside I used stamped Stampin' Up's "Statement of the Heart" and cut out using the Layering Oval Framelits - these note pads will make great gifts for new team members.
I hope you like the 3D project that I've shared with you - all supplies used to created this can be ordered via my Online store here. Don't forget to use June's hostess code which can be found in the side bar (I'll be updating and putting July's there soon)
Don't forget to leave me a comment below, before you continue hoping around to see everyone's creations, Anastasia is next
Happy Craftin'
Sue
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4 comments:
This is so pretty, I have thought about notebooks before but never tried. Maybe I should.
I keep forgetting to die ribbon - your book is so pretty and a perfect gift for new team members. Thanks for sharing
Beautiful idea to decorate a notebook. Love this designer series paper. It is perfect for this project. :)
Great project Sue, I love the colours you have used. TFS
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