DCD #261 – National Library Day

Use a book!  Our challenge at Die Cuttin’ Divas this week is to use a book on your project.  I have a couple of damaged dictionaries that I scooped up when our school library was discarding them.  This was the perfect use for them!

I knew I didn’t want to make a card.  I wanted to try something new.  My old pal, Google, gave me some good ideas, and I did try something new!

I cut out a pair of hearts and used the rhinestone feature on my Silhouette software to make equidistant little holes around the edge.  Then I stitched them together using Trendy Twine, stuffing them with cotton balls along the way.  This is it:

P1120291P1120292I like the placement of the horse on the front.  I don’t quite know what I’ll use it for, but it sure was fun to make!  🙂  It will probably just adorn my craft room.

I’m sure there are dozens of ways of incorporating a book into a craft project.  We’d love to see what you come up with.  Please link your book project over at Die Cuttin’ Divas!

Evelyn

 

About Evelyn

I created this little blog so that I could have a place to show different crafts that I make for my family, my friends, my students, and myself! I have always enjoyed crafting. I particularly love paper and wool, and that's what I'm currently working with.
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4 Responses to DCD #261 – National Library Day

  1. Georgiana says:

    Very cool way to use a book page.

  2. Scrapper 69 says:

    Soo CUTE and Creative! Thank goodness for our buddy Google to help us! LOL I use him all the time! Don’t tell anyone! 🙂 Have a great day!

    Theresa

  3. Nancy says:

    Very creative, Evelyn! Love it!

  4. Gerda says:

    Super cute project!!! Love it!! Have a great day.
    Gerda

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