Lawn Fawn + Avery Elle + Newton's Nook - Shaker Bookmarks

Hey there!

Today I'm showing you five bookmarks I made a while ago using three of my favorite brands.

Here is the process for one bookmark (they were all made the same way). I first started by cutting the pattern papers twice (dimensions of each side: 13,5 x 5 cm). I chose each paper so it would match nicely with a stamp set.

I heat embossed my sentiment on vellum, and attached it to the front panel using double sided tape at the back. Then I stamped my name on the other panel and glued it at the back of the front one using my tape runner.

I put my panel into a plastic sheet, used my fuse tool to close three sides, filled it with sequins and beads, closed it and draw a tag shape at the top still using my fuse tool. I punched a little whole and tied a piece of twine.

To decorate my bookmark, I stamped my images on watercolor paper using black waterproof ink, colored them with watercolor pens, cut them using the coordinating dies, and glued them to the bookmark using liquid glue.

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SUPPLIES

- Tweet tweet stamp set & coordinating dies from Avery Elle

- Newton dreams of London + Newton dreams of New York stamp sets & coordinating dies from Newton's Nook

- Blue skies + Life is good stamp set & coordinating dies from Lawn Fawn

- Dual-tip watercolor pens from Santoro

- Bikini season pattern paper from the Summer Party Collection by Echo Park

- Surfs up pattern paper + Paradise pattern paper + Flying High pattern paper from the Sand & Surf Collection + United We Stand pattern paper from the All American Collection by Bella Blvd

- Watercolor paper from Canson

- Craft paper from Hero Arts

- Black cardstock from Simon Says Stamp

- Vellum from my stash

- Twine from Doodlebug + my stash

- White + silver embossing powders from Aladine

- Antique gold embossing powder + Watermelon flower sequins from Simon Says Stamp

- Sequins from Pretty Pink Posh + Lucy's Cards

- Plastic sleeves from my stash

- Fuse tool from We R Memory Keepers