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A Prayer Book

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The cover of Kim's mini-book

The cover of Kim's mini-book

I have been looking forward to seeing what our design team would do with this month’s mini-book. We’ve see what Grace did with hers, now check out what Kim created … a prayer book.

Here’s what Kim had to say about her project:

“I’ve been wanting to make (a prayer journal) for awhile — I knew immediately what I wanted to do with this when I saw it!

I actually took the book apart so I could work with the covers easier with my machine.  I just carefully spread apart the spiral — remembering exactly how it went back together — and took the pages out.

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I used the vinyl Thickers for the “PRAY” title, but I first peeled the thin layer of adhesive off the back so it would not gum up my needle on my sewing machine — knew that from experience!   A little tip, if it does happen use some adhesive remover such as UnDu or Uh-Oh clean the needle and machine.  I also sewed pieces of the cute green fabric & felt ric-rack and made some little flowers on back with machine stitching (or you could hand stitch) and a few of the buttons from the kit.

After I had the covers like I wanted them, I added some pattern paper from June’s kit to the inside cover so it would hide some of my sewing mess!  I wanted to keep the inside pages pretty simple so I can fill them with my own prayer journaling or notes so I used some acrylic paint & black ink on the edges and then I just used bits and pieces of paper and embellies and my own handwriting to add some scripture about prayer on each page. 

An inside page

An inside page

These would make great gifts for a Sunday School teacher or prayer partner but I may have to keep this one for myself! :)

For more photos from Kim’s prayer book, visit our gallery.




Need some inspiration?

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Then check out this page by Miss Kim. I love, love her style.

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What about this page? Isn’t it just adorable?

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To create this page, Kim used her ruler to rip off the scalloped edges from the scalloped cardstock. The leftover square was just shy of 8×8 so she mounted it to a piece of black cardstock for the 8×8 “Summer” layout (first layout pictured), which also has pieces of leftover patterned paper from the May kit. She also used a the chipboard swirly piece from the March kit to make the ghost shape with spray paint (on the “Summer” layout). Kim say she’s “always looking for new ways to make my products go further.”

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For more inspiration, check back tomorrow for more layouts by Kim. You can also head over to our gallery for more photos!



What I’m working on right now

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 This is what I'm working on right now, some accents for my new baby's room. I'm going to add some papers and embellishments from March's main kit.


With the birth of my second child just around the corner (I’m three weeks from my due date, already dilated to 2 and contracting all the time), I’ve been focusing on projects related to our new addition.

His nursery is almost done and has a Dr. Seuss theme. It’s very boyish and features primary colors. I wanted to add a few little homemade accents to the room, so I have been  using all of my scrapbooking supplies to make a few things. Right now, I’m working on decorating his initials which will sit on a shelf in his room. I’ve painted them red, yellow and blue so far … and have picked out some pattern paper from our March Main kit to cover part of the letters with. I’m also planning on using some of the embellishments from the March kit as well to add a little more pizazz. My husband told me it add sissy things to the letters, so no flowers. I think I’ll be sticking with buttons and ribbons unless anyone has any suggestions on non-sissy embellishments.

Next, I’m going to scrap some ultrasound pictures!

Go create something great. And don’t forget to head over to ScrapScene to enter to win one of two kits we’re giving away. The contest closes tonight, so don’t delay.

xoxo,

Kimberly


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