I had been drooling over it since it was released and I couldn't resist any longer. I already used it to make some Christmas gifts and I have many other projects in mind. I love making minibooks, and with this tool I can now make them any size or shape with the exact number of pages to suit my project. I got mine from Alpha Stamps, and I definitely recommend it!
Friday, 4 January 2008
In with the new
A long time ago (in a land far away) I used to take part in Studio Friday, on my other blog. One of my goals for this year is to get back into this weekly sharing of studio peeks. The first topic for 2008 is "Brand New", and so I thought I'd show off this little beauty.
I had been drooling over it since it was released and I couldn't resist any longer. I already used it to make some Christmas gifts and I have many other projects in mind. I love making minibooks, and with this tool I can now make them any size or shape with the exact number of pages to suit my project. I got mine from Alpha Stamps, and I definitely recommend it!
I had been drooling over it since it was released and I couldn't resist any longer. I already used it to make some Christmas gifts and I have many other projects in mind. I love making minibooks, and with this tool I can now make them any size or shape with the exact number of pages to suit my project. I got mine from Alpha Stamps, and I definitely recommend it!
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4 comments:
You know, I didn't want one for the longest time, but something clicked over Christmas. It's tops on my list for when I'm done with my current freeze!
I haven't seen one before - this looks really cool. I hope you'll show us some books when you are done!
Oh a binder! those are so wonderful. I had a real cheap one for plastic, unfortunately it broke after I made over 10 calenders for Christmas presents, now I have to get a new one....so let's see if I want to spend a lot of money for a good one. Enjoy yours and do many more great books with it!!!!Greetings, Anke ;)
I wish I could see more of your little books. Are they blank pages? What a great tool!
Nancy
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