You will need the following:
Materials
2 pieces of chipboard 8 ¼” x 5 ¼”
5 sheets of patterned paper 9 ¼” x 6 ¼”
4 sheets of cream cardstock 10 ¼” x 8 ¼”
1 piece of cream cardstock 9” x 4”
1 notebook 8” x 5”
1 metre of ribbon for the ties
Patterned paper to decorate front of pockets, ribbons, flowers, brads, beads etc
Letters for the titles of the pockets and cover
Instructions
1. Cut two pieces of chipboard 8 ¼” x 5 ¼”
2. Cut two pieces of patterned paper 9 ¼” x 6 ¼”. Glue your paper to the chipboard and then score on all four sides.
1. Cut two pieces of chipboard 8 ¼” x 5 ¼”
2. Cut two pieces of patterned paper 9 ¼” x 6 ¼”. Glue your paper to the chipboard and then score on all four sides.
3. Trim the four corners and attach double side tape (DST) to the edges.
4. Cut a strip of cardstock 9” x 4” and score at 1” intervals to make valley and mountain folds. Attach this to the edge of the chipboard covers halfway down with DST.
5. Take your metre length of ribbon and place it across the centre. Now add DST to all the edges avoiding the ribbon (you do not want the ribbon to get stuck to the tape).
6. Cut two pieces of patterned paper 8” x 5” and place onto the inside covers making sure the ribbon doesn’t get caught on the DST. The ribbon must be able to slide freely between the covers when you are finished.
7. Cut four pieces of cream cardstock 10 ¼” x 8 ¼” and make pockets.
8. Using a circle punch snip a half circle into the top of the pockets.
9. Using the offcuts of cream cardstock you can make tags to put in the front pockets. Using a corner rounder on the top two edges, attach ribbon and decorate.
10. Cut four pieces of various patterned papers 4 ¾” x 7” and attach to the front of the pockets.
I have added extra pockets to the front of these to take extra tags, notes etc.
11. Make a patterned paper cover for your notebook and then punch holes in it with your BIA. Punch matching holes in the front top chipboard cover and then bind the notebook into place.
12. Embellish and decorate the notebook and pockets as you wish. Add the descriptions to the pockets and a title to your front cover. I added crystals following the shape of the flower on the paper. Add beads to the ruffle of the ends of the ribbons to decorate if you wish.
Ooh Annette I love it, it looks so complicated but hopefully if I follow your instructions it will come together OK, I love the basic grey papers, now not sure if I need an organiser as such but sure I could adapt - thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely gorgeous, Annette! I think I might want to do something similar myself.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful - I shouldn't look at your blog - everytime I do I think I NEEEED a BIA! *g*
ReplyDeleteWow, I love it, might have to give that a go xxx
ReplyDeleteThese are absolutely gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThanks Annette, will give it a go. x
ReplyDeleteThanks Annette ... I will certainly have a go :)
ReplyDeleteI don't have a bind it all, but those are great instructions - and good nails too, lady!
ReplyDeleteAnnette, great instructions - thank you.
ReplyDeleteI've a couple of things over on my blog for you.
Toni :o)
thanks for these instructions, this one goes on my "to do" list...now if I could only just find said list..lol
ReplyDeleteBrilliant Annette :) You are truely the BIA Queen hun :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing all your expertise. This is fantastic. x
ReplyDeletewow that is great! love it must have a go. great blog
ReplyDeleteMmm yummy. Tis fabby. Thanks for sharing. Must get my bia out.
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial ! Love the bling bling at the front !
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorail and thank you for sharing. Wish I had a bia maybe christmas fingers crossed. xx
ReplyDeleteHi Annette - well as promised had a go at the organiser and I've posted the finished results on my blog www.celtichouse.blogspot.com I loved making it, had a few issues with the spine, I think that the piece needs to be 10" long not 9" long otherwise there isn't enough room to attach 4 envelopes, only 3 - unless I've misunderstood the instructions completely - which wouldn't surprise me LOL! I decided against an organiser and instead turned it into a mini book. I've still included the BIA on the inside cover, but rather than a notebook, I simply cut some cardstock down and attached photos and embellishments etc. Thank you for sharing your fantastic design with us!
ReplyDeleteooooo soo pretty :D
ReplyDeleteBrilliant tutorial combined with beautiful work. Thanks for sharing it with us.
ReplyDeleteHello from Cape Town - where it is only 18C right now :)
ReplyDeleteFound you via the Bind it all gallery...
Your mini books are blowing me away they are so ingenious!
Just loving them all!
Now to make some and upload!
Keep cool!
Helen
Firenze Cards
This is stunning! I came here from Celtic House after seeing Virginia's great version. Thanks for the tutorial. penny
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