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My chunky little metal acordian book

A few weeks back I did some metal embossing pieces using flower chipboard pieces underneath and attached them to an ATC sized ecoboard with glue. Yesterday I tried to color them with India ink in turquoise, yellow, fushia and orange. I like the result but I have to admit it took some doing. I did several layers with drying in between with a heat gun. I think I will give it a protective coating with some clear acrylic spray paint. The accordion pages were cut from watercolor paper and painted with some sparkly mica color paint which is hard to capture with my camera. Next time I would like to try my hand at book binding and add a ribbon closure.

 Front cover


 Back cover

 Accordion pages






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  1. This turned out fabulous, Ingrid!!

    :)

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  2. This makes me smile! The covers are wonderful and the interior page colors are so perfect. I want one!

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  3. Just absolutely beautiful! I love it!

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