Tuesday, 7 December 2021

There's no place like home!

 Hello everyone, 

For today's AALL & Create post I have made a mini book that is rolled up around a card board cilinder. I have used Janet Klein's Wizard of Oz stamps to make this. 


Here's how I made this:


I tore two pieces of 12 x 12 design paper by Stamperia into strips and glued them together to make on longer strip. I then added white paint with a brayer to tone down the print. Once that was dry I added stencilling with yellow paint to create 'the yellow brick road'. I also added some numbers for more interest. 


Next I added random stamping and I sewed around the edges with my sewing machine. 


Here's the whole thing. 


Next I stamped my characters and sentiments....



and coloured them with Copic Markers. I cut them all out and ...


glued them onto my paper. 




I used a piece of cardboard cilinder from a pack of clingfilm to roll it around.
I added a piece of paper at the left end which I glued to the cardboard.
I also added a piece of ribbon on the right end to be able to keep it closed. 




I have used the following materials:

Stencil:
#132 - Flagstone Figures by Autour de Mwa

Stamps:
#495 - + or x by Janet Klein
#338 - Background Noise by Janet Klein
#501 - Dorothy & Toto by Janet Klein
#503 - Tin Man & Monkey by Janet Klein
#505 - Scarcrow & Lion by Janet Klein

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4 comments:

  1. Adorable booklet! I love the idea of a rolled minibook and will keep it in mind for one of my next projects. Thank you for sharing.

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  2. I absolutely loved it! I need to tell you that I rarely.. rarely... read a Blog... I am just not a blog person.. but when I saw your photo on Facebook I knew I had to come over here and see how you made this adorable piece. Thank you for sharing, and thank you for the inspiration

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  3. Magnifique c'est une idée originale et excellente ! biz

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  4. This is just pure delight, Corrie - I love the idea of a rolled book and your wonderful additions to the paper make it a road I'd LOVE to travel. Well done, you brilliant lady!

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