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vampire book


vampire book
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This is a vampire themed chipboard mini book I taught at Scrappers Edge last night. We used the bind-it-all to assemble the book and Tim Holtz On the Edge dies to create the shaped edges. The drippy blood is drips of Glimmer Glam paint. I printed vampire quotes onto red vellum and embellished with velvet paper swirl punches, velvet photo corners, lace and lots of bling! It was a fiendishly good time! (The scary little kids are mine, dressed up for halloween 2 years ago).

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Raven said…
LOVE the Vampire book, and I can't wait to take some pictures of my own little blood sucker to add to the pages.

Thanks so much!
October 21, 2010 at 10:32 PM
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