You will make a cream consistency slurry or ink. Drugstore Isopropyl Alcohol or distilled water (in a spray bottle)ĭirections: Spray some rubbing alcohol (or distilled water) on a teflon mat and scribble the select colors of pastel chalks to match the inkpad you wish to reink.That will allow excess water in the watercolor to evaporate.ĭIY Embossing ink: Glycerin *Use in pace of embossing re-inkerĭIY Ink Refresher: Fill a 4oz spray bottle with water and 1 Tablespoon of glycerin, shake and spray on dried out dye ink pads. If the inkpad stamps splotchy or seems to juicy leave uncovered for a few hours and do a test stamp. I decorated both the front and the back of each of the inserts.Directions: For children’s ink pads mix liquid watercolors to desired share and drip on ink pad.įor adult stampers ink pads add 1 drop glycerin to every 2 drops liquid watercolor (mix to achieve the correct color) and apply to inkpad. I decorated the pages with paper, stickers, gemstones and buttons. I then punched a circle for each page, folded it in half and added ribbon pulls for each page. I create 4 pages which were inserted into each of the pockets of the album.
I also inked the edges of my paper with Red Hot PowerPuff Chalking Ink. I then began decorating the front of my album with more patterned paper and chipboard stickers and Ribbon. Then I punched holes with a Cinch binding machine and added the spiral binding to hold the left edge closed. I added a piece of chipboard to the back and the front of the album base along with patterned paper from the Back 2 School line. So I ended up with one fan folded cardstock piece on the right and one fan folded cardstock piece on the left. To create the pockets of my album I added 5 pieces of cardstock (8” x 6”) to every other fold. I then fan folded the cardstock pieces at each score line. To create the base of my album, I cut two 8” x 10” pieces of cardstock and scored each piece at 1” increments. I everyone! I have a school themed accordion mini album to share with you today. I then added chipboard stickers from the Back 2 School line on top of a punched scallop oval. To create the base of the calendar holder, I covered the front of a binder clip with paper and inked the edges. I then added bling and flowers to the front of the coaster. I only applied adhesive to the top and sides of the bottom mat so that the binder clip could slip underneath the cardstock and hold the coaster. I then printed a calendar off of the internet, double matted the pages and attached the calendar with Brads. I wrapped Ribbon around the top of the coaster and tied it in a knot at the front. I inked the edge of the paper with Red Hot PowderPuff Chalking Ink. To create the calendar base, I covered a 4x4 coaster with paper from the Back 2 School paperline. I have another fun teacher’s gift to share with you today! This time, I created a mini calendar using a binder clip and coaster! Midnight Confessions PowderPuff Chalking Ink The inserts can be used for more photos or journaling: The openings of the 3 bags became pockets that hold inserts.
I used brads to attach several of the vellum quotes and I inked all of my papers with Midnight Confessions PowderPuff Chalking Ink: I added several vellum sentiments from an Itty Bitty Vellum Box set: I created a pocket on one of the pages to hold a tag: I used punches to created decorative borders to some of the papers: I then started decorating the inside pages: The front cover of the album was created using a vellum quote from the Family Quote Bundle. To secure the pages, I threaded Ribbon through the holes. I then used my Crop-a-dile to punch holes through the binding of all three bags. I created the binding with a strip of cardstock that I wrapped around the front and back. I then covered the front and back of the album with paper from the Beautiful Life Collection. I started by folding 3 paper bags in half and alternating the direction of the bag openings: I created the album using 3 paper bags, paper, ribbons and some embellishments.
Hi mini album fans! I have a mini album to share with you today.
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