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It really does Bind it All! :)

August 28th, 2008 · 6 Comments · scrapbook

I know you all know, I love my bind it all.  I am in love with making my own books/journals/mini albums.  I have always loved binding tools and really really love the Bind It All!  I have owned the v1 for about a year now and have made a quite a few projects with it, here are some of my favorites: (more pictures at the bottom of the post)

1. we love you (a father’s day coaster album) this one was published in Digital Artist Magazine, May 2008.

I created the pages in Photoshop Elements with Digital Elements from Miss Mint’s www.peppermintcreative.com and photos of our family.  I printed the pages on Matte Photo Paper, trimmed to size, rounded corners, and used my ATG (adhesive transfer gun), glue stick and brayer to adhere the pages to the coasters.  I used a cropodile to punch holes at regular intervals on the edges of the pages and used a needle, embroidery floss and glass beads to add interest to the edges of the pages.  I also glued old buttons from my husband’s work shirts on the pages using mini glue dots. after completing all the pages I used my bind-it-all and 1″ black coils to bind it all together!

2. Aloha Mini Book- this was made as a thank you for a visit from our extended family in Japan.
I asked our family members to write their names in Japanese and scanned them and used PSE to create and apply their names as custom brushes on the photos.  I also scanned a Japanese newspaper and printed on plain paper to create elements like tabs and scalloped circle accents.  The pictures are different sizes and the journaling is handwritten on strips of kraft cardstock in various sections of the book.  I also used clear plastic for the cover from the office supply store.

3. Top 10 Reasons why it’s better to be on the ship than at home than at home with your family

a mini book for my husband while deployed.  covers are chipboard wrapped with paper from the My Minds Eye slab from costco.  The inside pages are created digitally, printed on matte photo paper and mounted onto brown Stampin’ Up! cardstock.


4. So Lucky we live Hawaii (my Concroption.com Designer Kit

Kraft Bracket covers from Teresa Collins, masked with Heidi Swapp Masks and painted with acrylic paint.  I love that there are many Teresa Collins papers and mini book covers designed for use in the bind it all.  There is a margin designed in! :) Some of the pages feature sewing, stamping with foam stamps and paint.

5. 3 things at 3  a mini to show off Jordan 3 favorite non traditional toys at age 3.

This is a small book with three kraft cardstock pages and a clear cover.  I love the simplicity, rounded corners and a few scraps of Making Memories Patterned paper.

Jordan's 3 favorites

6.  Zoo Mini book

This project started out as a 7 gypsies accordian album.  I cut apart the chipboard pieces, covered them in Basic Grey Patterned papers and created a mini book to tell about a day at the Honolulu Zoo.

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6 Comments so far ↓

  • Kim Watson

    EYE-CANDY!!!! J, seeing your mini’s all together like this is so overwhelming. They are all so great. I hope the ‘call’ goes well :o)

    XX

  • Jingle

    Holy Mini Madness, Batman! I love these! My lss is ordering the new BIA (I don’t love the pink, but I do love the wider slot…) and I CAN’T WAIT to get it and start playing with it!

  • Martha

    I only get paid 9 months out of the year (hopefully I’ll get that changed to 12, so it’s easier to budget)….but looks like I might treat myself to that BIA at the end of Sept (when I get my first paycheck, after a summer of none). The albums are fabulous….my favs are the Hawaii one, Zoo and the Love u.

  • Lisa

    Your mini books are adorable! The love you one is so cute; I love the colors/design of the zoo book, Jordan’s book is cute – love the paper too; I like the Hibiscus masking on the Hawaii book…how can I pick a favorite. Oh, Troy’s book when he deployed is the sweetest…it made me tear up when I read it, but I can be a bit sappy at times :)
    Love your work! You should win this one!!

  • Suzie

    Hi Joscie, (rhymes with bossy:)
    I have visited your blog today and have seen very lovely & creative things! Can’t wait to come back for more.
    I wondered if you knew of someone there in Hawaii that is a good beginning photographer that would be willing to shoot a family around Christmas time. (to be hired, of course)
    Even a mom with a good camera and willingness would be wonderful.

    Perhaps you?

    please get back to me when you can
    thanks

  • Kimmy

    The Bind It all is one of my fave things ever. :)
    You make such beautiful things with it!

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