I'd been waiting for the smaller coils for my Bind-it-all to arrive. Naturally they came late last week and I didn't have time to play with them until yesterday. I finished the booklet today. I really like the look of these smaller coils with smaller items.
The covers of this booklet are blank coasters. The machine cut through them with no problem. It also cut through about 24 pages of text weight paper with a little effort. Next time I'll do them in a couple of batches, just to make it easier on myself and the machine. The crown and friends images are by Inkadinkado and the bugs are by Technique Tuesday. For the background I used my dusters and chalk ink over punchinella. The coil size is 5/8. The embellishment is a Prima hydrangea. This machine is a lot of fun!
Happiness is having fun toys to play with. Last week I ordered the Bind It All from Bonnie's Best. She really is the best. I had that machine in my hands two days later! It punches the rectangular holes for the coil and it bends the open coil closed, too. The best part is that it's all effortless. I made a booklet with it this morning. I could have used a smaller size coil, but they're not here yet, so this one looks a little big for the project. I couldn't wait though!
The covers are chipboard covered with Basic Grey's Scarlet's Letter paper. The sentiment is by Cornish Heritage Farms. The embellishments are a green cardstock strip embossed with the Cuttlebug stylized flowers embossing folder and a transparency colored with chalk ink and cut out with a Quickutz tag die that I embossed with a Cuttlebug butterfly embossing folder. The wing accents are Glaze pen.
Oh, this machine opens up a world of possibilities, especially having two girls who often need things created at the last minute! LOL!
