Hello my crafty
friends,
I am sharing an acrylic
mini album I completed from a “Crazy for Acrylic” class at My Creative
Classroom. I made a 4-page 8x8” album
using various techniques used on acrylic sheets.
On the cover
sheet, I stamped around the border with
StazOn ink. This is a solvent-based ink, designed for decorating non-porous and
semi-porous surfaces, such as metal, shrink plastic, acrylic,
cellophane, aluminum foil, leather and some glass surfaces. StazOn ink cleans up easy with Non-Acetone
nail polish remover. After my ink dried,
I used my pearl pen to embellish the border stamp and completed the rest of embellishments
with 2- 7x7 pieces of Ella Blue Paper Collection, tulle, Prima flowers and heart charm.
On the second page, I trimmed
a large scallop border on the right side. Next, I added Tim Holtz alcohol ink with
glitter around the border. I placed 7x7
Botanique Paper on the backside of the acrylic and stapled floral ribbon on the
front side.
On the third page, I
embossed the acrylic sheet with the Cuttlebug Swirls plate and added royal
purple StazOn ink over the raised edges.
I finished it with 2- 7x7 pieces of Botanique Paper Collection and Prima flowers.
The last page using my
sewing machine, I made a 1/4 inch straight stitch border around the edge. I used 2- 7x7 pieces of Spring in Bloom paper
collection and added to front and back side of acrylic sheet. I used lace ribbon, butterfly die and rose
die to finish the embellishment.
To close the album, I punched 2-holes through all sheets and bind them with tulle.
Recipe:
8x8 Acrylic sheets
StazOn ink (midnight
blue and royal purple)
Ella Blue Paper
Collection,
Botanique Paper Collection
Spring in Bloom paper collection
Prima flowers and heart charm
Pearl Pen(Cream)
Spellbinders dies (Rose
Creations and Fanciful Flight)
I hope you enjoyed. If you have any questions please feel free to
email me.
Thank you for stopping
by.
~~Netta~~
This is gorgeous and I can see how much love and attention went into crafting this, excellent work!
ReplyDeleteVery nice! I am going to have to venture into making one of these :)
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