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February 14, 2012 Sketchbook - Happy Valentine's Day!

Good morning everyone and Happy Valentine's Day!













I finished my first sketchbook.
It is more of a prototype.....since I am not sure if I am done adding things to it. lol


Here is what I used to create my sketchbook:


the Cinch
the Cinch designer book board (6x6)
the Cinch sprial binding wire (bark 1.0")
paper: Recollections (Simply Autumn)
           Recollections (Kraft)
           (old) SU
           DCWV the Pet Stack
cartridges: From my Kitchen (page tabs)
                 Elegant Edges (pg. 59 ....book)


In order for the tab pages (From my Kitchen) to fit in the book, I cut them at 5.92 x 3.47 (I use my Gypsy). I had to cut an additional piece for the bottom of the page at 2x6 and that was sewn to the tab.
I used Creating Keepsakes scrapbooking program to make the pages in the book. I am sure you could make your own using WORD or a similar program. The lined pages I found on http://www.printablepaper.net/ 

If you have any questions, feel free to leave a message.
Have a great day everyone!


Comments

Norma said…
Great sketch book and OMG! i haven't used my cinch in a long time maybe it's time to take it out:) Thank you for stopping by:)
Hugs,
Norma
Cindy Beland said…
AWERSOME job with your sketch book!:)
Kathy said…
I didn't see the finished project until now. Super great idea! I need to make one myself!!!
would love it if you could share this on my link party at http://serenityyou.blogspot.com/search/label/Serenity%20Saturday

Natasha xx

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