Saturday, March 29, 2008

Daily Doors...

I had to adapt the subject, to suit me, a little bit for Wednesday's minibook class by Shimelle. I ended up naming my minibook "Daily Doors".

I used my Bind-It-All machine to make my little book (the covers measure 10x10 cm). The covers + pages are cut from chipboard to fit what I wanted to do (lots of little half sized pages inside etc).

I used mainly supplies from the "Jack + Abby" line by "Love Elsie" plus some Bazzill cardstock, American Crafts Thickers alphabet and a Catslife Press stamp.

The first few inside pages show pages of our house doors plus this cool purple door which I walk past a lot (have no idea who lives there LOL!) and it always makes me smile.

...then we have a photo of our local shop/post office and our library. It finishes with a pic of the door of the village clock tower which we affectionately have named "Big Ben" (as it looks a bit like Big Ben in London...well kinda...or not really...but still! LOL!)

When I took the photos of the doors and I saw how they turned out I was thinking it was an impossible project. Just really "boring door photos". Seriously. Really bland and boring. I thought I could never scrap and make something decent with these. But there I was wrong. I'm really pleased I did this project and I'm very happy with how my little minibook turned out. I think it taught me a good lesson, you really *can* scrap *any* photo - it's all about what you make of it. So I'm really grateful for having got this prompt and learnt something along the way...

7 comments:

martha velasco prieto. said...

quedo muy bello!es sobre tu casa?que buen tema!saludos!

Fay aka Beautifullily said...

Really cute minibook, well done for making the most of the prompt

Mrsjobee said...

Gorgeous little book - mine is still a work in progress!!

This West London Life said...

That's a very cute little book.

Rachel said...

gorgeous book very inspiring, i have no idea what to do

Anonymous said...

Looks really cool! Interesting subject matter but it definitely works as a mini book!

danemi1 said...

gorgeous book hun