Hello friends!
Today I want to share with you an antique ledger book that I altered!
The paper used for this ledger is from the Circa 1934 collection
by Cosmo Cricket.
by Cosmo Cricket.I love this line! It is such fun paper! I added lots of layers and different textures to the cover of the ledger to make it really dimensional.
The grungeboard
swirls and hinges are by Tim Holtz and are inked red with Barn Door Distress Ink
. The lovely Ornate bracket design
is a die by Tim Holtz.
swirls and hinges are by Tim Holtz and are inked red with Barn Door Distress Ink. The lovely Ornate bracket design is a die by Tim Holtz.
I also altered the inside cover of the ledger book. I added a kraft envelope
to hold small ephemera which is by Maya Road.
to hold small ephemera which is by Maya Road.This ledger book has 25 pages to fill with memories and photos!
This ledger book is now in the etsy shop!
Wishing you a lovely day, Lindsey
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14 comments:
Eeek! This is my first comment from the farm!!! I have the Internet! So far, I've been unable to load pics to my blog and it took a loooong time for your blog to load but hey, it's better than NO Internet at all1 Yippee!!
Okay- this book is super cute, Lindsey! I love all the layers! ♥
You did a lovely job on this one! I don't know if I would be able to sell it myself! LOL
but since you are willing to part with it, I'll give it a tweet to my twitter followers!
Have a great week!
Chris :)
Artzee Chris' Blog
I adore it!
Great job ! The layers are super.
Hugs ;O)
HOW NICE! GREAT JOB, I JUST LOVE IT. HAVE A NICE CHRISTMAS WEEK.
RIZZI
Great job!!
Blessings~
Gwenny
Love that you used an antique ledger book and Cosmo Cricket is right up my alley!
Happy New Year's Ladies!
Leann
It looks wonderful! La
Finally caught up with you two! Fabulous holiday ideas and decor! Loved the pink and red! Lori
What a beautiful job you did on that ledger! I have been waiting for that paper. I have not a clue what I am going to do about it. Maybe I will just admire it ;-)
Hugs,
Suz
Wow Lindsey! This is wonderful! I love the Circa 1934 line AND Tim Holtz! Did you have a chance to view his twelve tags of Christmas? You'd probably enjoy the inspiration! Of course I'm not sure that you need any, seeing as how your ledger rocks!!!
"Her" and Romeo
I stopped by your blog today. I'm envious of your craft room.
Ann
Hey,
a comment from Holland.
Ik like your Blog !!!
Greets
Dicky Marie
Beautiful! If only some of your creativity would rub off on me through the computer:)
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