These are really super easy and fast to make. I found the tutorial on how to make these at DRS Designs in their online demo section. The changes I made to the tutorial was that I used scraps of patterned paper and/or I made my own backgrounds instead of stamping an image and, since I don't own a large scalloped punch, I used one of dies from the Spellbinders large scalloped squares set. The other thing I did was to use my Scor-Pal and I lightly scored down the center for a visual reference.
I created the bookmark shown above by using a piece of glossy cardstock and alcohol inks, including the copper metalic alcohol ink. I dropped spots of alcohol ink onto the paper and using a felt square on the Ranger's applicator tool, just pounced the ink around until I was happy with it. I also used a little blending solution to lighten it up a little.
These would make a great gift for any reader on your list; they are easy to replace when the time comes; and, it's a fun way to use up your scraps. This would be an easy craft for kids to do too.
Here are a few more I made in a matter of minutes. What took longer than anything was deciding on which papers/cardstock to use. So, go check out DRS Designs and wade through your scrap box to find just the right combination. Have fun.
3 comments:
What a awesome book mark. I will have to make some of these for my mother who is an avid reader.
For anyone who has cats that love to pull out the bookmarks....these are perfect!!!
I love these! You've done a great job. I'm thinking they would also make really cool corners on a card or scrapbook page, too... Hmmm...
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