My Super Secret DSP Project
For the July Paper Made Prettier Team meeting, the creative challenge was to make something with the new Designer Series Paper. Ah, my interest was piqued, I love playing around with DSP! Then on Saturday afternoon I went to Tuesday Morning for some 4th of July stuff (nothing like the last minute!) and saw a whole section of book boxes. Yes! Perfect! I bought the smallest one because I only had a week to get it
finished. I vacillated between the Moroccan DSP and the Affectionately Yours DSP. They both have great potential.
When I pulled out the Affectionately Yours DSP pages with the copper embossing on them, I decided they were perfect! I used the sheet with the large flowers for the cover and the tan one with the smaller flowers for the binding part. I also used one of the non-embossed pages inside the book.
finished. I vacillated between the Moroccan DSP and the Affectionately Yours DSP. They both have great potential.
When I pulled out the Affectionately Yours DSP pages with the copper embossing on them, I decided they were perfect! I used the sheet with the large flowers for the cover and the tan one with the smaller flowers for the binding part. I also used one of the non-embossed pages inside the book.
I cut out flowers from the DSP to embellish the book. I added calypso coral, night of navy, and blushing bride pieces cut out with the Sunshine wishes thinlits and the layering squares framelits.
And then, because I'm who I am and can't stop at just eleventy hundred steps, I covered the flowers and the cardstock elements with crystal effects. The flower elements needed the crystal effects to stiffen them because I wanted to attach them with Stampin' Dimensionals and also because shiny is better! And once you do some, why not do everything shiny!!
I worked on it in stages, but for some reason didn't take any pictures of those steps.
This has been a long post without pictures; thanks for hanging in there with me.
Enjoy the Book of Love!
Here's the cover with all of my crystal effects elements. |
In this view you can see that the flowers have height |
The inside wasn't forgotten. It got coordinating paper and some embellishments |
The spine reminds you to love! |
Thanks for stopping by and reading all of the words!
Joyful Stamping,
Elizabeth
I am so glad I got to put my hands on this project. I love it and it could be a very cool gift. I am going to branch out a little try this!
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