Entomology for today's prompt. I saw this design from Ladyblackblood and Vibe of Vintage on Instagram last night and loved it so much I had to recreate it. Hers is a small, regular sized slide I believe, but mine is a large one, 3x3, so I made templates for the envelopes and other pieces I needed to fit the design. You may notice I also used a piece of the dyed acetate I made for yesterday's prompt, D.
D - Distressing, Dyed cheesecloth, Die
Super quick one today. I used one sheet of letter size kraft cardstock to create this mini book. It's a fun way to make multiples in minutes with minimal supplies (would've been a great one for mass make March, actually). I think most people probably learn this fold in kindergarten, but I didn't have crafty teachers back in those old days. LOL Anyway...
C - clipboard
For today's project I started with this Heidi Swapp clipboard (so cute!!!). This one is the larger of the two sizes she makes, and measures 3 x 4 inches. You can find it in her store at heidiswappshop.com She also has a clipboard die and coordinating clipboard stamp set.
Here's my project for today. I sort of tried to make it like an old farmer's planting paperwork. Did I succeed?
B - Blue I used blue for the main color when covering another of the flippy flappy folios we made in mass make March. I love this old paper pad by My Mind's Eye, Lost and Found 3. I have only a couple of pieces left now. (It's from 2012!!! What can I say, I hoard. LOL)
A - altered acetate with alcohol inks. Nothing special, but super cool when using with vintage photos.
Here are some examples of how I have used inked acetate in the past. I love the vintage look it gives to an already vintage photo or faux slide.
