Tea Party

Hi everyone, Nancy here today to share with you a mini album to go with the teacup mobile I made a couple of weeks ago.  (If you missed that project you can see it here.)  Once again, I used my Cricut to cut the chipboard and my cardstock; and used my trusty Bind-it-All to bring it all together.  I love that about my Bind-it-All...I can cut just about any shape and turn it into a mini album.  I chose to use one inch, white o-wires to hold this little book, which measures about 5 inches across the top, together.

I filled the mini album with lots of yummy papers and chipboard from the Daily Junque collection from Pink Paislee and a few odds and ends from my scrap table including Prima flowers, lace and trims; as well as some Basic Grey Canvas, a couple of older Autumn Leaves buttons, and a resin piece from Melissa Francess that I colored with some alcohol markers.

 

Here is a close up of the front cover which also has a large pink flower from the Hydrangea Hippo store. 

I was hoping to use this little mini for an upcoming party my daughter is hosting.  But she really wanted to use it now, so we filled it with photos from her third birthday party.  

Thanks for stopping by.

Hugs.

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Zutter Items Used
Bind it All
White O-Wires
Chipboard

Non Zutter Items:
Patterned Paper & Chipboard: Pink Paislee
Flowers:  Large Pink Hydrangea Hippo
Other Flowers: Prima Marketing
Resin: Melissa Francess
Laces: Prima Marketing
Cording: Crate Paper
Alphabet Stickers: Making Memories
Buttons: Autumn Leaves
Stick Pin: Prima Marketing
Alcohol Markers:  Bic Markits
Jewels: Prima
Teapot charm: Unknown
Canvas tags: Basic Grey

Nancy

Spinning Round and Round

Hi everyone!  Nancy here today to share with you something a little different that I made with some of the super fun goodies from Zutter.  This month I decided to make something completely different with my chipboard, wires and bind-it-all.

I  started by cutting a piece of a chipboard cover into a tea cup shape with my Cricut and attached a closed one inch pink OWire that I had gently stretched to the lip of the cup.

 I closed a number of other pink OWires and attached them to the saucer of the cup,
 and then went crazy with the embellishments.

 This cute little mobile is what emerged.

I had so much fun with this and can't wait to share it with my niece.  It will be perfect for her room.

Supplies Used:

Hugs.

Nancy Keslin

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