Saturday, March 11, 2017
10 am, St. Matthew Lutheran Church, Waco Texas
Envelope Book for Words of the
Month
Linda Hardwick will be teaching how to make a booklet to hold the
10 words of the month that we have been making for this guild year. The 3”X 3”
cards will be placed in the envelopes and linked together forming a hinge. A
cover will surround the envelopes, which will be bound with yarn or string. The
word for April, exotic, will complete
the 10th envelope of the book. If members did not participate in the
word designs, the book can be created to hold other items, such as notes for a
friend.
Supplies: (Envelopes will be provided.)
* Pencil, 12” ruler (and triangle, optional)
* X-acto knife, cutting board, scissors
* Bone folder or stylus
* Small or medium weight yarn or string (at least 4 ½ to 5 feet long) (Don’t buy yarn, but if you have some, bring it to share.)
* Beads or charms (optional)
* Decorative paper (at least 8” X 6”): Paper should be cover-stock weight, at least 120 lb. Bring watercolor papers that you have inked, or painted; paste papered; marbled, etc. If paper is painted on both sides, the inside will look colorful, too. Or, if you leave it white on the reverse side, you will be able to write on the inside cover.
Once
you learn to make this simple book, you can decorate them many different ways
and sizes. The sky is the limit!
* Pencil, 12” ruler (and triangle, optional)
* X-acto knife, cutting board, scissors
* Bone folder or stylus
* Small or medium weight yarn or string (at least 4 ½ to 5 feet long) (Don’t buy yarn, but if you have some, bring it to share.)
* Beads or charms (optional)
* Decorative paper (at least 8” X 6”): Paper should be cover-stock weight, at least 120 lb. Bring watercolor papers that you have inked, or painted; paste papered; marbled, etc. If paper is painted on both sides, the inside will look colorful, too. Or, if you leave it white on the reverse side, you will be able to write on the inside cover.
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