
Here's a new idea I came up with, photo bookmarks. That's my husband, Jason who reluctantly posed for the picture. The conversation went something like this. Me, "Jason come over here, I need to take your picture". Jason, "What's this for anyways". Me, "Don't worry, it's just for the blog". Jason,"That's what I was afraid of". But there he is, in all his bookmark glory.
This craft only takes about 10-15 minutes to make. It would look great to make the person climbing into the book as well. I would have taken a picture of this but I didn't want to push my luck. Directions below.
Supplies
medium weight card stock
clear contact paper or laminate paper
scissors
exacto knife Take a picture of someone doing this pose. Print on medium weight card stock. Cut out the body. Laminate with contact paper or laminate paper. Cut out of laminate paper.
Friday, January 4, 2008
How to Make Photo Bookmarks
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11 comments:
This is a great idea - I love it.
thanks heidi!
Interesting. I really like your blog. The bookmark is really fresh!
I think I must add you to my blogroll as my favourite site.
Alex
Alex's World! - http://www.kakinan.com/alex
thanks Alex
I think that's one of the best compliments a blogger can get
This is such a cool idea! You are such a crafty lady. And kudos to your DH for posing for the photo.
That is a great idea and very funny. It would make me chuckle every time I reached for the book.
I also wanted to thank you for turning me onto Daiso in Union City. I went over there on Thursday evening just as the storm was beginning. My daughter and I went crazy. She got origami paper and stationary. I got felt and fun goodies for the kitchen. Maybe we'll see you there one day. :)
thanks jennifer
isn't Daiso great!
do you have your own site? when I clicked on your blogger profile there's no link
Haha. Your husband is such a good sport!
very clever. props to your husband for posing :)
I haven't started a blog yet, my website gets neglected enough.
www.jennifernoland.com
www.flickr.com/hellovader
Thanks for asking.
Hi Jennifer,
I checked out your etsy site, like the merman and mermaids. Also visited your website, looks great.
jessica
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