
Supplies:
-chipboard squares (I cut mine with the Sizzix, and I believe they were 3 1/2 inch squares, but you can use any size
-5 pieces of paper to cover chipboard
-hole punch (I used a Japanese Book Drill)
-Mod Podge or strong adhesive
-ribbon of choice
-embellishments
*Step One - gather supplies. I didn't really get all of my embellishements together in the beginning because I work on the fly.

*Step Two - apply strong adhesive. I brushed on a thin layer of Mod Podge to ahere the paper to the chipboard squares. Put paper on squares and allow to dry if necessary.

*Step Three - punch holes. Using the top part of an SU! order form as a guide, I punched the holes. For the cover, two holes are punched on the left-hand side. For the other 'pages,' holes are punched on both the left and the right sides.



You can see below how the ribbons are tied.

*Step 6 - fold and tie. Fold the book up accordian-style and tie with a ribbon until time to give as a gift or show off!!! I simply used a ribbon to wrap around the closed book and tied it.
:) Happy Stamping!
Thanks for sharing! I have yet to try this.
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Cute little book!
Hey Shell...thanks...it really turned out great, and with your instructions, I think even I can do one...
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial.... I have some coasters and will probably try something like this with them... but it will have to wait for a while.... toooo much going on this week!!!
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Ok that is a cute idea!!! And simple enough to do all in one day!!! Just the kind of project I like to tackle!!!
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