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I discuss the making of this piano-hinge book, which I made around a poem by Jenny O'Grady written in response to a painting by Melissa Van der Kaay for The Light Ekphrastic.
I've truly enjoyed Meredith's posts so far this month (including a wonderful one by her mom), so be sure to take a break and check them out.
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And thank you to my editor Joshua, who wrote my post's intro paragraph with a better understanding of my written voice than I was managing to, and also for taking the photos of the book.
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Supplies: Core'dinations cardstocks, Southworth Résumé paper, bird punch by ekSuccess, wooden skewers (from grocery store), HP printer & ink, acetate, SCAL & Cricut, Adobe InDesign, bone folder, ZipDry glue
I put together this basic tutorial on how to "stamp" with your printer.
You can view my other piano hinge books here.
All of my mini-books are here.
Read my whole article about this book on Half Starts & Trail Offs.
Congratulations and good luck with this endeavour. It's always an honour to be asked to work on a project.
ReplyDeletethanks so much for congratulating me on being part of the winning circle, I absolutely love colour challenges and try to take part in them as much as possible.