Showing posts with label Binding Acrylic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Binding Acrylic. Show all posts

Sunday, May 6, 2012

A Little Kindness Goes A Long Way.......

Happy Sunday everyone! This is Michelle Gutiererez here for Zutter Innovative with my 1st blog post. I am so excited to share this acrylic album I made! 

This handsome young man is one of the kindest well mannered kid I know. No matter what he does, it is always with a "please" and "thank you". Teaching us all the a little kindness goes a long way....... a simply amazing kid, my Vincent is.


I cannot tell you how much I love my Zutter Bind It All V2 tool. It all starts with a vision, my Bind-It-All, 7.5"x 5" clear acrylic album  and all the fixings to create an awesome mini album. 


I used 1/2"  Silver O-Wires to bind the acrylic album together. 


Use the Centering Arrow in the middle of the holes printed on the Bind-It-All (above "T" in "Zutter") to center the book  to place the binding in the center of the acrylic album pages.   Continue with each page int he album and arrange the pages in order. Flip the back cover of the book towards the front and insert the O-Wires from the back pages of the book, through the covers. Then use the Bind-It-All to close the O-Wires. Be sure to use the plastic O-Wire templates included with your Bind-It-All to set the machine for the proper size of O-Wire before closing.

How awesome is it that you can create an album what ever size you want using the Bind-It-All!

Here are all of the pages of the assembled album:













Supplies Used:
  • Album - Clear Acrylic 7.5"x5" Zutter Innovative
  • 1/2" Silver Wire - Zutter Innovative
  • Paper - This and That by Echo Park
  • Element Stickers - This and That by Echo Park
  • Rhinestones - Kaisercraft
  • Ribbon - Maya Road
  • Alpha Stickers - Authentique Paper 
  • Adhesive - Tombow Mono
Tools Used:
  • Bind It All V2.0
  • EK Success Stamp Punch


Always,
♥ Michelle

Friday, May 4, 2012

Sweet and Lovely


Hello, hello, hello there!
Candice Elliott here for my first design
team post for Zutter Bind-It-All and boy is it exciting.

Today we will be taking a glimpse into
a little of my life, creative style and processs,
and ofcourse some wonderful uses
for Zutter Innovative tools.

Looking back a little over 7 years ago
one thing that has not changed about
me is loving lots and lots of layers.
I really didn't notice it then due to
just giving scrapbooking a try. The more I
created the more constant it became
for me doing so. 


What Zutter has done for me now
in my creative growth is opened up
a brand new door for endless possibilities.





I just have to say that Zutters Clip Board Covers
and Zutters Acrylic Covers only fed my passion
for layering. It was the first thing that popped
into my mind!



Most often in my creations I tend to
focus on the joy life has to bring.
In this album titled Sweet and Lovely
I wanted to focus on not only the
joys but also the tears and trials
along the way. You could say that
I created this album solely for myself.
I wanted to focus on the amazing things
you can create with Zutter Innovative tools and
products!!!


I wanted to focus on motherhood....




I wanted to focus on love....





I wanted to focus on what makes me just me
and my creative style.
Bit by bit and piece by piece in life
and in all my projects I walk a little bit further
and grow a little bit wiser.
Well that concludes my very first post
and I truly hope that it was enjoyed by all.
I am looking forward to sharing more
and spending some creative time with you.
Thank you!
Zutter Products:
Other Products Used
  • Hydrangea Hippo ribbon, flowers, lace, and buttons
  • Amercian Crafts patterned paper, embellishments
  • K&Company patterned paper
  • Sassafras sticker elements
  • Echo Park sticker elements
  • Prima flowers, packaging, letters
  • LilyBee punch out elements
  • Websters Pages fabric elements, journaling cards
  • Jenny Bowlin rub-on
  • KI lace paper

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