Showing posts with label Baby Boy Cover-All. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Baby Boy Cover-All. Show all posts

Monday, July 19, 2010

Coverall + old map + Modge Podge = Vacation Album!

I simply love Zutter's Cover-Alls. They are so versatile, they come in several different styles and types, and they make great album covers. They can be covered in paper, fabric, they can inked, stamped, drawn on, and in this project covered with an old map. I wanted to make an album for our trip out East last Summer and decided to use a map of the part of the country we traveled as the covering for the Cover-All. I simply cut out the piece I wanted, applied Modge Podge to back and front of paper and Cover-All and covered outside cover.
I also used the fabulous rivets and rivet set tool to apply these metal pieces cut from license plates to spell "2009".
To cover the inside covers I cut a piece of chipboard just a bit smaller than the page and covered it with paper and then applied that covered piece of chipboard to the inside covers. A single strip of paper down the middle of the inside of the spine of the album and you are done!

The possibilities are endless when it comes to Zutter's Cover-Alls! I could see using old papers, magazines, photos, book pages, you see what I mean!!! Happy creating with Zutter!!

Zutter Zisters DT Shelley Haganman

Monday, June 28, 2010

Easy peasy, fast and fun! With a Cover-All!

Hi there!!! Are you a busy scrapper, but in need of a cute and quick little project for a gift? I have just the thing for you!!! A darling little wallet picture holder that not only comes together super fast but can be adapted for any style!  The Zutter 3X4 Cover-All is the key to all the easy-peasy-ness (is that a word?)


For my project, all I used is one piece of white cardstock, a few colors of spray mist, a Curved Spine 3 x 4 Cover-All, (or any style Cover-All), a bit of Gesso or white paint, 2 jeweled brads, bits of ribbon, and a few scraps or letter stickers.

First, spray your white cardstock lightly with a spray mist. Let dry (or if you are impatient like I am, use your heat gun to zip it dry in a minute). Flip it over, and lightly mist the other side in a coordinating color (I used two colors of green). Let dry.

Next, cut the misted cardstock into three strips, each 4" wide.
Take each strip, one at a time and cut it into 4 equal pieces (3" wide each). You should have 12 little 3" x 4" pieces of misted CS. I chose to use my Distrezz-It-All to lightly distress each edge. Set aside.

Paint a smidge of Gesso on the front of your Cover-All. Let dry or use a heat gun to dry. Lightly spray a little glitter mist spray over the cover, let dry or heat dry. Next add a few letter stickers or cut out letters to say "A few pics" - or any title. Adhere to dry cover front.

Punch a small hole in the front cover edge for a brad and ribbon(s), repeat on the back cover. Place ribbon(s) over hole, and insert brad to hold it. Repeat for back of cover. (here is a pic of the back cover once the mini is finished and the ribbon has been tied).



Next, punch holes on one side of each 3 x 4" piece of misted CS using your Bind-It-All. Grab the insert out of the Cover-All and do the same. Bind your pages and plastic with your BIA, and slip the plastic insert into the holder inside the Cover-All.



TA DAAAAAH! Your itsy bitsy mini is done! Look at those lovely lightly distressed edges of my misted cardstock!



This project can be whipped together in well under 30 minutes. You can also use a piece of a favorite patterned paper to shave off even more time! If you don't have an itty-bitty Cover-All, this project can be easily adapted to larger sizes - Cover-Alls come is a variety of sizes including 6X6 and 8X8 - using additional cardstock.

Happy creating and gifting!

Zutter Zister DT Member Pam Sandy

Monday, May 17, 2010

they grow up way too fast

Over and over, I hear people tell me that their children grow up way too fast. Well, isn't that what scrapbooking is all about?! Documenting stages in our lives so that we don't forget what happened?!

With that in mind, I created a mini album that helps track the growth of a newborn baby boy. This album can also be altered to accommodate the growth of a baby girl as well.



For the cover, I wrapped a Zutter Bamboo Spine Cover-All with the latest from Teresa Collins. Then, I added tons of flowers and bling to embellish my cover.



The inner pages are a compilation of monthly pages. Monthly pages?! Well, I created this mini album as a way to document the growth of a baby boy. If you want to include more photos than each page can fit, insert Zutter Moveable Pre-Punched Page Protectors.



Pretty simple, right?! Hope you enjoyed this mini album as much as I did.

Hugs,
sarah

Zutter Products:
Zutter Tools Used: Wire Cutters
Zutter Products Used: Owires
Covers: Bamboo Spine Cover-All

Other Materials:
Patterned Paper: Teresa Collins
Chipboard: American Crafts
Stickers: Making Memories
Flowers: Prima
Bling: Want2Scrap, Queen & Company

Zutter Zister DT Member Sarah de Guzman