Le p'tit truc d'aujourd'hui n'intéressera que les (heureuses ?) propriétaires de la Bind It All (machine à relier pour les néophytes... ). Je vous ferai grâce des explications de base que vous pouvez trouver ici ou là sur le net (notamment sous forme...
If you are considering buying a Bind It All by Zutter, check out my detailed review.
I love making mini albums with pockets that can be used for just about anything. Journaling, photos, memorabilia etc. Here are 2 examples of...
I’ve had my Bind-It-All machine for quite a few months but hadn’t gotten up the courage to use it. I had heard it was difficult to use. ...
This is my day 1 for my 31 days of video's.I love to make everyday things pretty :)
I’ve had my Bind-It-All machine for quite a few months but hadn’t gotten up the courage to use it. I had heard it was difficult to use. ...
I Love It All | Paper Crafting and Memory Keeping Inspiration Since 2010 Gratitude Journals, Free Downloads + Mini Book Tutorials + Crafts
Do you have a Cinch or Bind-it-All spiral binding machine sitting gathering dust? (*raises hand*). Well dust it off and get busy making one or more of these 12 terrific binding projects. Many of them would make perfect gifts if you want to give handmade this year.
Here are more details and pics of the Bind It All . This machine is metal and plastic. The plastic parts feel very sturdy. In the above pic,...
For this mini I used Kraft cardstock for the base and decorative paper from The Butterfly Garden Stack by DCWV. I used a corrugated card from recollections f...
You’re probably thinking, “Zutter, what?” Or maybe you’re already a fan of this new DIY tool. To help you discover the magic of the Zutter Bind-It-All and its accessories, I created a simple keepsake book in five easy steps. Items needed: • Zutter Bind-It-All • Wire cutters • ½” gauge wire (thinner books) or ¾”...
DIY Calendar!
The Bind-it-All is perfect for creating hand made calendars and gifts. Even if the holidays have passed, you can still make a custom...
Whoever invented this little machine is my hero! I love making all kinds of logbooks and journals with this and it is surprisingly very easy...
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When I saw the challenge on EveryBody Art Challenge was Advent this week I had a lightbulb moment of making a countdown to Christmas. I vaguely recall seeing something similar last year but rather than try and find it and see if theres a tutorial I sort of managed on my own. I use my Zutter bind it all for the number cards the size of which was determined by the size of my little snowman. I also used more number than needed so the cards weren't lopsided so I can count down from 99. I cut the numbers with the cricut I think the cartridge is Base Camp. I know I've used the Cuddly Buddly Snowmen but they're so cute and work a treat together. The papers are from Nitwits. Couldn't understand what was wrong with my Marianne trees but later I worked out I have used my Snowfall Cuttlebug Embossing folder by which time it was too late the tree were well and truly stuck. Don't forget to check out the team's fabulous creations. Well my Hubby is now on Winter hours and due to some changes early in the year it works out he has a four day week and it was most odd to have him home yesterday although he did go out for few hours but I did use it to my advantage. The Range has opened in Aldershot still a good twenty minutes away but I couldn't resist and they had some new First Editon paper pads which accidentally fell in my basket.
Dunja Trautmann | mit Liebe fürs Detail: (Notiz-) Zettelhalter mit der Bind It All
Office scrap paper This is what I had at work the other day. These sheets of paper contain data that I turn into reports. Once I am ...
I recently had a reader write to ask about which tools I would recommend for new crafters wanting to get their feet wet. With Christmas fast approaching, I thought a post like this one would be perfect for helping you round out your lists for Santa! :)An email from PS Reader Jennifer: I was wondering if you
Bonjour, Il y a quelques temps je me suis offert cette superbe machine. J’étais un peu perdue dans les réglages au début mais maintenant que je l’ai bien prise en main, je n’arrête plus de l’utiliser. Je me suis dis qu’un petit tuto pourrait en intéresser...
