Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Accordion Fold Book Page Ornament {No.1}



Accordion Fold Book Page Ornament
{Ornament Number One}
Materials Needed:
Card Stock
Book Pages or Scrapbooking Paper
Ribbon
Your Choice of Embellishments


Laying a sheet of cardstock horizontal, cut two 2 inch strips and fold each strip 'accordion' style.


From recycled book pages {or scrapbooking paper} cut two additional strips, 1 1/2 inches wide and fold both 'accordion' style.


Connect the edges of the cardstock strips together at each end to form a circle, gluing in place. I like to use Gorilla Super Glue for gluing in small spaces as it dries super quick, holds very well, and doesn't burn my fingertips! Connect the book page folds the same way, creating a second circle.


Cut two circles from your cardstock using a 1 1/2 inch scrapbooking punch {or cut by hand}. Hot glue one circle onto the center of the book page circle.


Cut a strip of ribbon for the hanger. The second circle gets hot glued onto the back of the cardstock circle along with your looped ribbon for hanging. Hot Glue the book page circle to the front of the cardstock circle.


Now you are ready to embellish the center as you please ~ You can really get creative! I used a wooden cut heart {you can find at your local craft store for about 20 cents}. I used more Gorilla Super Glue to coat the heart then sprinkled on PK Glitter Glitz in Silver. The Gorilla Super Glue dries hard and adheres the glitter very well; not trailing glitter everywhere!


All of the ornament tutorials featured are very basic and allow you to create them to your own personal taste and style ~ be creative and have fun! Enjoy!

21 comments:

gail@myrepurposedlife.net said...

very cute stephanie! this would look great on a package.
gail

Jen said...

Great tutorial! I heart Christmas ornaments! Thanks for sharing this!

Rambling Girl said...

this looks so easy to make...I am going to a scrappin party this Sat. night and I think now I am going make this ornament plus a few more like it to go on my silver tree...so cute and the black is nice. Look forward to seeing all your ornaments...

Rachel@oneprettything.com said...

That's super cute! Thanks so much for the directions, I'll be spreading the word. I'm super excited about this series!

Amanda@The Hand Me Down House said...

How cute, Stephanie! I love it! :)

Michelle L. said...

Now that's just elegant!

KC Mom said...

Love it! I'm so excited to see them all!!

Cap Creations said...

It looks great! I can see the possibilities with the background color and the embellishment. Thanks for sharing!

The Answer Is Chocolate said...

Love it! And I'm having a link party on Friday...will you pretty please link up?!

Jen~ Lipstick and Laundry said...

As if I didn't LOVE those birds enough, you go and make them into an ornie... AWESOME!

Beverly @ FlamingoToes.com said...

I love this one too! I think I need to buy some glitter!

Ali @ Honey and Maple Syrup said...

Now you've got the wheels in my head turning! This is such a versatile project.

Something Nice and Pretty said...

I love this one too!!!

Rondell

Tricia said...

How lovely! I'm going to whip up a bunch of these.

Violet said...

I really like these and would love to try to make them. Looks like it may be a good go project.

Anonymous said...

Our service has been down for a few days so have some email catching up to do.
Ornaments R absolutely Wonderful; fun and easy to do.
Can't wait 2 C the rest of your ornaments.
Thank U

theLENNOXX said...

This is so cute!

gail said...

Very pretty!

Alison said...

This one is my favorite so far!!

SpartanGirl said...

I love this! I made one using your tutorial today and it turned out great! (I have will have a picture on my blog tomorrow). Thank you so much for sharing!

debbie - no running with scissor said...

Great tutorial!!! I can't wait to make these for Sukkah decorations for the Jewish Holiday of Sukkot!!! Especially the bird ornaments - thanks!

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