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CRAFT WITH CUTTERS Mini Books Cartridge Showcase



Hello everyone! Today is another Cartridge Showcase over at CRAFT WITH CUTTERS! Today I am showcasing the awesome Mini Books Project cartridge! There is so much wonderfulness on this cartridge! Mini Books are one of my favorite things to make so when this one came out, I just had to have it!!  You will see that on all 3 projects that I created, I used K and Co.'s double-sided paper. I love their papers for these kind of projects because it looks so much better than a plain/white side.  Here are pics of the 3 projects finished with details about each one following:




PROJECT 1: EXPLODING BOX (YES! There is an exploding box cut on this cartridge!)
 ---shown on page 11 of the handbook and assembly instructions are on page 17
 ---cut at 3.6"
 ---paper is K and Co.'s Life Journey Stack ------ isn't it great to be able to see both patterns on all of the papers?? 
                                    All put together!
After cutting ----- before assembling. (This pic was supposed to be before the previous one but it got mixed up!)

Ready to be put together. :-)

This is another reason why I like K and Co. stacks --- there is usually a sheet that has little images or sayings that you can cut apart to use to embellish a project. You can see how I used this one in the pic below.



The finished, closed box! Mine isn't over embellished, but you could really have some fun with this one!



PROJECT 2: Tag & Pocket ------ These would be great to make up and keep on hand to tuck into last minute gifts!
----shown on page 16, assembly instructions are on page 46
----cut at 4"
----paper is K and Co.'s Kelly Panacci Designer paper

Cut, put together, not embellished.

Here is that sheet I was talking about --- it's perfect for embellishing these tags and pockets! Notice how the tag and pocket are one cut on this cartridge. When you use double-sided paper, you can just flip the tag over for the contrast. Pretty neat, huh??

Finished and embellished!



PROJECT 3: Mini travel accordion album ------ This would be great to take on vacation and journal about all your adventures and then add pics when you get home!
----shown on page 13, assembly instructions are on page 27
----cut at 3.25"
----paper is K and Co.'s Brenda Walton - Around the World



All finished, closed and embellished.

View from the top.

Put together, not embellished.


This sheet had glittered accents that worked great in this little mini!

Cover, embellished.

Inside pages. Notice how I used the cut-outs from the glittery sheet!







Thanks so much for stopping by today! I hope you have enjoyed this showcase of the Mini Books cartridge! I sure had fun! 


JAVA JEN

Comments

KimCreate said…
Fabulous projects. I might have to get this cartridge. Love K&Co. too!
Gerrie Johnnic said…
I may be your newest follower today, so happy I found you. Love your work, can't wait to travel your blog. hugs
p.s. would really be happier if you removed the captcha, would comment more
Sandy Palmer said…
Wonderful projects Jen! Wow, I guess I live pretty close to you! I live in San Marcos Texas! :)
Hugs,
Sandy.
Karon said…
WOW Jen, what amazing projects - love that exploding box:-) TFS

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