Hello! crafty friends
Hope you are enjoying the work done by our DT members, using July months PEEK-A-BOO designs
As you all know that this month theme is LAYERED PROJECTS..so don't wait and participate in this months challenge..more details HERE
Today I am here with 2 projects
# 1.Tutorial on Altered mini note books
# 2.Altered phone book
PROJECT # 1 Altered mini note books
These note books are very easy to make and you can try them with your basic skill and stuff...So with no further delay lets start...
Note book #1
note book #2
note book #3
note book #4
note book #5
TUTORIAL: Altered mini note book
STEP -1 -First take the measurement of mini note book,that you want to alter.Take a cardstock of your choice (here I have taken black CS) to cover my mini note book.Cut to exact size of your notebook.
STEP -2 Stick this or cover this black CS on notebook with glue or red tacky tape,press properly on all sides and barnish it. Your cover is ready..now to decorate ....
STEP-3 for 2nd layer take any coloured CS 1/4" smaller than the front cover of the notebook (here I have used light pink CS.you can use any pattern paper also but I have made my own pattern paper using stamp so that it matches with my theme.I stamped ice-cream image with black Archival ink on light pink CS and my pattern paper is ready.
STEP - 4 Stick this PP on the front of note book
STEP - 5 Then I have taken white diecut piece using smallest die from oval dual stitched die set and on that I have stamped the sentiment with black ink,and stuck the water coloured image of ice-cream stamp with foam dots
STEP - 6 Finally highlighted with black colour rhinestones and given stitched boarder all around using black marker pen.
N.B: If your notebook binding is thicker and bigger in size then covering with CS will not work ,it will open up from the hinge or binding parts. With bigger and thicker notebook or Diary we need to cover both front n back( leaving hinge part )..with CS and then hing part or binding part we have to cover with separate piece of CS or with binding tape or decorate sides with laces.Process can be vice versa also like hinge part can be covered first n then front n back ..depending on your designs
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Supplies used
PROJECT #2 Altered phone book
In this project ...my phone diary is in dark green colour so I don't need to cover it with CS..only I have layered it with pearl cream card stock,then black and finally I have distressed layer.For distress layer I have used distress inks -shabby shutter ,scattered straw,peeled paint,chipped sapphire. Then misted with water using very fine spray bottle.Dried immediately with heat gun.Again misted with perfect pearl mist spray to get pearly misted look.Then used Graceful lattice die cut in white,on that I have used Oval dual stitched die cut frame which I have used as photo frame with vintage photo...Finally to decorate oval frame I have used stamped layered Dahlias and leaves..used word INSPIRE die cut in black n decorated with metal charms in all four corners and a dragonfly using E6000
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Thanks for stopping by...hope you liked both of my altered projects as much as I loved making them
Love n hugs
DAKSHA
Simple and cute designs to alter the notebooks and diaries! :)
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DeleteBeautiful projects ,loved the altered mini note books and the altered telephone dairy is beautifully vintage !
ReplyDeleteThank you Pooja
DeleteCute and elegant projects, especially love the vintage feel on Telephone diary!
ReplyDeleteAwesome idea of alteration, beautiful designs Daksha.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful alteration Daksha Ji ..loved all the ideas😍😍
ReplyDeleteLoved the altered mini note books .. So cute and easy to carry !!
ReplyDeleteThe altered phone book is wow !! Especially when you get to see it in person <3 <3
Thank you :)
DeleteAwesome projects Daksha! ^__^ <3 The altered phone book is my absolute favorite!
ReplyDeleteLovely tutorial... thank you for sharing... must try this out...
ReplyDeletelove the mini note books
ReplyDeleteAwesome creation
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