I love to play with the Cover-Alls - they are so much fun to paint, spray, cover and just create with.
Here are several different ways you can alter your Cover-Alls:
Paint:
You can paint the entire Cover-All or like I did here just paint the spine, the back and the edges and then add paper on the cover. I also sanded the paint off some of the Cover-All for this project.
Paper:
This is a fun easy way to coordinate your cover with the rest of your project. I use a strong double sided tape called Sookwang Tape (also called Scor-pal tape) to make sure the paper sticks really well.
Material:
I used canvas for this Cover-All but you could use any material you like.
Mists:
I love using Glimmer Mist on the Cover-Alls as you get a really nice finish with a little shimmer to it.
So grab some Cover-Alls and get creative with your next project. They come in three spine styles and sizes from 3X4 to 8X8. There are also Cover-Alls specially sized to fit Zutter's Pre-Punched Page Protectors to make your projects so SUPER FAST!
Here are several different ways you can alter your Cover-Alls:
Paint:
You can paint the entire Cover-All or like I did here just paint the spine, the back and the edges and then add paper on the cover. I also sanded the paint off some of the Cover-All for this project.
Paper:
This is a fun easy way to coordinate your cover with the rest of your project. I use a strong double sided tape called Sookwang Tape (also called Scor-pal tape) to make sure the paper sticks really well.
Material:
I used canvas for this Cover-All but you could use any material you like.
I love using Glimmer Mist on the Cover-Alls as you get a really nice finish with a little shimmer to it.
So grab some Cover-Alls and get creative with your next project. They come in three spine styles and sizes from 3X4 to 8X8. There are also Cover-Alls specially sized to fit Zutter's Pre-Punched Page Protectors to make your projects so SUPER FAST!
1 comment:
Thanks for all the tips on decorating the cover alls!!!
hugs
Brenda
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