Hi everyone! It's good to be back in 2016! I had a bit of time on my hands so I thought I would create a little something for the Papertrey Ink Make It Monday #236. You could choose which MIM project you wanted to do and because I love fun, little gifts, I chose the Die-Cut Mini Notebooks by Melissa Phillips.
These mini notebooks were super easy to create and this was the perfect opportunity to use up the pretty printed papers I had left over from a previous Stamp-A-Faire! I combined the paper with the coordinating stamp set and added in a few details for these sweet mini notebooks!
Pretty shades of coral and turquoise for this mini! It also features some die-cut flowers with twine and a button! I stamped multiple images on the first page but only one tiny bouquet on the rest.
Elegance here with the gorgeous 1920's patterned paper along with a beautiful stamped image that is gussied up with shiny gems! Love the art deco font too!
I believe this mini is my favorite! I love red and florals so it makes perfect sense! I embellished some flower buttons with some tiny stamen and added a few colored ones in the background!
Lastly, a bright and colorful notebook decorated with fun items from the 1980's! The magical days of cassette tapes and rainbows! I stamped the hearts on the pages with a Kaleidacolor rainbow stamp pad!
These mini notebooks were a joy to make and I will love giving them away as little gifts!
Thanks for checking out my blog! Bee Happy!!
Supplies Used:
Kaleidacolor 'Bouquet' rainbow stamp pad
Enamel Dots by Basic Grey and My Mind's Eye
Kaisercraft gems
American Crafts ribbon
Deckle edge scissors
So adorable! :)
ReplyDeleteI agree with both comments above, and beautiful color!
ReplyDeleteThese are all so fun and colourful! Love them all.
ReplyDeleteGreat collection of mini notebooks. Good way to use that pattern paper. Need to make some of these.
ReplyDeleteThese are great, very inspiring. I am going to use up my stamp a Faire stuff this way, thanks for the idea!
ReplyDeleteWell, aren't those cute!! Lucky recipients! Really great. Thanks for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteThese are so sweet and fun!
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