I hope you are all enjoying Father's Day with the men in your life. We celebrated Friday and Saturday night with our fathers, so I have today to play in my room and get a bit inky.
A while back I seen a tutorial on SCS for a Chipboard Bookmark by Beate. It was beautiful, so I looked at the tutorial. I used that as my inspiration for this bookmark. I did not follow the tutorial real close and did some ad libbing of my own.
I used spellbinders, Floral Doily Motifs and cut out 4 cuts with kraft paper and 2 with Gina K 120# paper. The Gina K paper is used on the front and back to sandwich the kraft paper. After I cut them all out, I ran them thru my Xyron to adhere them to each other. I stuck a white and a teal ribbon between the sandwiched kraft paper to create the pull no the bookmark. The top piece of white Gina K was airbrushed with yellow copics. I wanted a bright bookmark to go with the image I have choose. I cut out a 3 inch circle and stamped the cute flower image, Lazy Susan Buggies by High Hopes. I colored the image with copics and used a little bit of stickles on the bees wings.
After I colored the image, I used Distress Ink to color the background. Then I adhered the image to the top of the book mark and topped it off with a pink button tied with jute twine.
It was a very easy project with a cute result. I think I will be making more of these soon.
Thank you for stopping by.
Blessings until next time...
Athina
Very cute image Athina!!!. Very well done.
ReplyDeleteThis is just gorgeous, Athina! I still give you great kudos for your inking skills! Also love the detail of the light pink shaded distressing. Genius!
ReplyDeleteThis turned out gorgeous! Beautiful work
ReplyDeleteShelby
very pretty! When I saw this on SCS, I put it on my "to do list". Great job with yours! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beauty!! Super nice job!! These would make great Christmas gifts! :)
ReplyDeleteFabulous! What a beautiful book mark. Yes, they would be great Christmas gifts. Love the image you used for yours.
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat idea, and it would make a great Christmas gift!
ReplyDeletePrecious!! I have the "bits" and pieces to try this out myself, but haven't yet.
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