It required a lot of thought and planning, keeping in mind what would be showing through on the back side (double sided patterned paper did make that part easier), and I had to forego using my fave embellishment: mini-brads, both because I couldn't punch through the acrylic, and also because I was concerned the brad-heads would make an impact on the opposite page, given the weight of the acrylic "sheets". Still, a fun project!
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That looks very cool. I, myself, have not ventured into the world of acrylic.
What a great book! Definitely something to add to my "to try" list.
Awesome album! I haven't been gusty enough to do acrylic... this gives me some ides though! TFS!!
Awesome! I've not tried anything acrylic myself yet (apart from "ghost shapes/letters") but it's on my list to try.
Acrylic is next on my list of things to try... esp since I just bought a bunch of alchohol inks!
Fab album- I haven't been to Minneapolis in years (that's not strictly true, I was there 8 or 9 days ago, but airports don't count).
FANTASTIC! I love it!
Wow, that must have taken a while to organise. It's an album and a half!
Excellent!! The girl made one from her trip to India last year--maps, other 'stuff' she picked up along the way. She did a good job and it was really awesome to wade through.
Just beautiful! So much work, well worth it!
WTF? No pic of me in my tighty whities in the front yard? For shame! Glad you enjoyed your visit. xoxoxox
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