Here is my little project that I contributed to the book, along with some Nottingham lace to set the mood.
I love little books for traveling, and the sentiment on the cover is one of my favorite Club Scrap stamps. I was inspired by travel and maps that I'd picked up at a library book sale, and was curious how I could combine all of these items into a mixed-media cover. At the time, I was taking some online classes, and I was wondering how I could use those techniques in my bookmaking.
This book is really different than a lot of the craft books out there. First off, it focusses on a variety of paper crafts. If you love paper like I do, you will find something that inspires you. Secondly, the projects are a step above what you usually see in a book. They range from quilling to box making (I think the box might even stump Kay!) and everything in between. Finally, the projects themselves are a work of love. The photography was done by each individual artist, and Ann did a fabulous job making sure everything was picture- and text-perfect. Ann has a beautiful eye for selecting work, and has compiled a wonderful selection of artists to show their love of paper.
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As soon as I can get my act together, I'll share some of my favorite projects from the book. Until then, check it out on Amazon and look inside. Also coming up soon are our annual anniversary cards! Nine years and counting...
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