Showing posts with label wallet fold. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wallet fold. Show all posts

Sunday, March 17, 2013

atc sized handbound book

Been working on a new tiny book for the current travel theme at
Blockheads Paper Arts, and it seems like the perfect thing to show
for my latest Altered Arts Magazine share.  This atc sized book is
made from monoprinted papers, with an origami wallet fold.  The
cover is stitched on--okay, not gonna lie, I'm having a LOT of fun
with this one, so get ready for an onslaught of photos . . .

Ready?  Here we go:
front cover, but you can see it's on it's side--using the Stargazer set.
here is the back of the cover, still more Stargazer stamps

inside front cover, with a layer of vellum stitched in
I like how you can see the reverse image when the page is turned



center layout--you can see the stitching and pockets

You can probably tell these are monoprinted papers--some were made
using a Gelli Plate, and some were made using the simple monoprinting
technique from my article in the fall issue of Altered Arts.  There is also
a nice sheen to the papers, resulting from a misting of Fireworks.

Now here is a extra fun thing about this particular book form--it has a
couple of "secret" pockets on the sides, which can either be utilized, or,
if they don't suit your purpose, sealed up.
super secret side pockets
 Well that was fun--for me, anyway--I hope you enjoyed it, too!
I'll be working on those atcs to fill the pockets, and share them
with you next week, okay?