I drew the components quite small and then sized them down so you should be able to colours , fold, glue and go.
If you don't have dominos use poster board, illustration board or even the cardboard ends from art paper pads cut to size-for the ribbons you could use seam binding, twine, raffia or other fibers.
However you do it I hope you have fun and enjoy the process!
Monique had sent me one of these little domino books based on Alice in wonderland and I just loved it so when we decided to share it as a tutorial I also decided to give away the digis so everyone that wanted one could make it.
Here is Monique's Tutorial and the digis will follow:
Domino book tutorial
What you need:
Rick’s domino digi’s, 2 dominoes, Ribbon, Glue, Double sided tape, Bone folder, clear embossing powder, heat gun, Stickles
First measure the dominoes, you may have to adjust the size of the digi to fit to your dominoes.
Print the digi’s double sided (I first printed them on two different pages , glued them back to back in the way they should be. and then copied double sided)
Colour the images for the front and the back of the book , glue them on the the back side of the domino (leave some of the edges of the domino visible to make it easier to seal them ) and put some versamark ink over the image and the domino’s and put clear embossing powder over the image and the edges of the dominoes, heat with heat gun (don’t panic if the first layer is not smooth) and repeat till you got 3 layers. Let cool and add stickles around the edges and let dry
First colour the images on both sides, then cut to fit the dominoes and accordion fold like the pics above. You have to leave a blanc space the size of a domino on the valentines side to attache the dominoes.
Use double sided tape to glue the ribbon to the domino, in the same way as in the pic, Domino has to be in the middle and the ribbon should be big enough to tie a bow on both sides of the domino.
Then glue the book to the dominoes as in the pic (use a liquid glue so you can move the book a bit while glueing so everything will be straight)
This is the book when closed with the bows.
Free Images promotion is now ended...sorry
BIG THANKS to Monique for all her work on this project and the others from the "GIFTY" series it isn't always easy to coordinate such things over thousands of miles and a 9 hour time difference-what DID we do without computers????
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So cute! I love these domino books!
ReplyDeleteMonique, if I need to print only one side of the paper, can the two sides be glued together before you fold them or will that create problems? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteOhh, and thank you, Rick, for the very sweet panorama stamps for the inside and the cover stamps as well.
YES SHARON you can-I think that's what Monique did originally-you could also colour them larger and then size down and scan coloured copies glued back to back
ReplyDeleteHaven't tried that sharon. I prefer to print double sided. Think it is easier to fold. But you can try
ReplyDeleteGorgeous domino book and thanks for the freebies xxx
ReplyDeletewow this is soooooo awesome what a great project. And totally love the wonderful freebies. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteLovely project Monique and gorgeous images Rick!
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Julia
This project is lovely!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the images with us, I see some other uses for them :)
Fabulous project MO - just gorgeous. Thank you for the Freebies :-D xxxxxxxx
ReplyDeleteBrill images and tutorial. Can't wait to get some dominoes and try itx
ReplyDeleteOh what a great creation, Way to Go Monique, Love it. Really liking the fabby panoramas with the kids, looks ace, Love Hazelxo
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing this project.
ReplyDeleteOOOh, this is precious, Monique! I just got some dominoes to alter so I'll be trying this for sure. Thanks sooooo much for the fab images, Rick. ADORABLE!!!!!!! so excited to try this. xxD
ReplyDeleteMonique,
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday to you, Happy Birthday to you, Hope your day is as fabulous as you are!
I love your tutorial, I have always wondered how to make these Dom books! Great job! and Tks for showing us!
Rick, Tks for the freebies!
Peace,
Kristy
Monique,
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday to you, Happy Birthday to you, Hope your day is as fabulous as you are!
I love your tutorial, I have always wondered how to make these Dom books! Great job! and Tks for showing us!
Rick, Tks for the freebies!
Peace,
Kristy
Not my birthday today kristy it's next week. Lol
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Mo
Not my birthday today kristy it's next week. Lol
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Mo
Happy Birthday Monique. I love your tutorial. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThanks Rick for the fab freebies!
Ciao~Patti
Looks like fun. Thanks for the freebies and tutorial.
ReplyDeleteNow that is one very clever project, great work Monique, looking forward to giving it a go sometime.
ReplyDeleteLove the freebies Rick, thank you so much
Hugs
Suzi
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Wonderful domino book, Monique! Rick, thank you so much for the awesome freebies!:)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, awesome drawings will be fun to play with..great tutorial too.
ReplyDeleteLuv CHRISSYxx
OMGoodness, this is just adorable! It looks like a lot of work, but very, very fun! :^) Thank you for sharing that.
ReplyDeleteAnd thank you also for the wonderful freebies! They are fabulous, as usual! :^)
Hugs, Penny
what a neat project- and of course the images rock!
ReplyDeleteLove this project! Thanks so much for the idea and the freebie images.
ReplyDeleteWow!Brilliant project and so cute too.Thanks for sharing the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the free images.
Lisa x
Many thanks these are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteLove your lady luncheon series too.
Awesome creation...thank you for sharing directions! Love the images! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much xx
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Max
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Thank u. Love this little book. Can't wait to make it.
ReplyDeleteWonderful creation, great job!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the freebies.
Stunning creation, just love it! TFS!
ReplyDeleteRick thanks for the freebies hun, gorgeous as always!
Hugs Shell xx
Thank you for sharing these wonderful images. Hugz, ~ Rose
ReplyDeleteoh i have just seen this cant believe i missed the freebie but this looks so much fun to make and would be great with the school holidays coming up for the kids to do. For them i think i would used a 3d glue here in the uk called anitas takes a bit longer to dry but would work no heat needed then for the kids. Loving the freebie Rick
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