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Journal using Eileen Hull's Journal Die By Sizzix
The other day we got the new Eileen Hull Journal Die in and I could not wait to play with
it.
This is a Bigz XL die and can be used with chipboard, acrylic,
Kraft Tex and other thick material. I chose to cut one out of Chipboard which I
had covered with paper on both sides prior to cutting it out. I used the Blue Fern Studios Happy Accident paper for both the covers and
the insert covers.
The Journal is easy to assemble and there are many ways to add
the inserts. I chose to use one Piece of Elastic for the main insert, and then
used a rubber band to add the two other inserts, as I had seen done by Ashliegh
Hepinstall on one of the videos she has done.
Run a length of Elastic through the middle holes on the journal
and tie in the middle
Wrap a large rubber band through the middle of first and third
insert and place into the journal
Pull up the Elastic through the center of the two inserts
and then add the center insert through the piece of elastic.
The inserts are made with 12 sheets of copy paper cut to 7 5/8”
tall and 8 1/8” wide. I used the WRMK Magnetic Stapler to staple them all together in the
middle . I was amazed at how this little tool went thorough
all 13 layers like butter…
I also used the WRMK Tab Punch board to make tabs on the decorative paper for
the insert covers. I love how they look on the outside of the journal and gives
me tabs to separate the sections
I decorated the cover with one of the Fabscraps Ladies With Parasols Chipboard, Two of the Chipboard
pieces that come in the Happy Accident Collection, one of the flowers from 49
& Market and finished it off with pearls from Want 2 Scrap.
I did color the Ladies with colored pencils and highlighted some
of the areas with the Clear Wink Of Stella Pens.
All in all this was a pretty quick project to do and now I can
start working on the inside pages..
Thanks for taking a look and hope you have enjoyed seeing this
as much as I enjoyed making it..
Happy Crafting
Carol
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