4.22.2013

EcoScrapbooking eBook Launch Party

 

 You've made it to my stop along the EcoScrapbooking eBook launch party!! If you missed the first few posts, click here to start at the beginning!
My name is Erin and I'm glad you've joined us today. I first want to wish Danielle a very happy belated birthday, and much congratulations on releasing her book! She's put a lot of hard work into this project, and I'm so fortunate that she included me in it.


Eco-conscious scrapbooking has always been in my brain, but I'd never put a name to it until I met Danielle! I love repurposing old or found items and including it in my work. There's something about using vintage materials that gives pieces just the right 'look'!


Check out Danielle's new eBook, EcoScrapbooking: Crafty Ideas for Eco-Conscious Scrapbookers by clicking here! Feel free to check out the PDF version here, as well.

I thought I'd throw whip us a super quick and easy eco-friendly project for you. I know this eBook is about scrapbooking, but I love the reuse of these materials to make a mouse pad!

My workplace was redoing their logo, and all of their current promotional items were getting tossed. Although I knew I didn't have much use for 23 mouse pads, I couldn't see them get thrown away, either! I was sure I could repurpose them.


I trimmed my paper down to the size of the mouse pad, ran lines of Continuous Glue Lines around the edges, and adhered the paper. See? Super easy!! I finished it off with a top coat to seal the paper.



 

Kudos on your eBook, again, Danielle!!
Keep of hopping, folks! Thanks for stopping by!



Danielle Hunter | EcoScrapbook
 Zaira Sierra | Hacer Scrapbooks
Lisa Troch | The Cherry on Top
Cathy Sanders | What's up with Cathy
Jules Hollis | Inspired Jules
You are here --->  Erin Bullock | Deeply Rooted Life
Go here next! --> Stephanie Medley-Rath | Scrapworthy Lives
Andrea Friebus | Lights C.a.m.era Action
Jody Spiegelhoff | SpiegelMom Scraps
 
 
Materials for the mouse pad:
  • Mouse Pad
  • DCWV The Green Stack 8x8
  • Continuous Glue Lines
  • Mod Podge

7 comments:

  1. I spy some recycled cardstock by DCWV and I wouldn't have let those mouse pads slip through my fingers either. Great job on turning trash to treasure! Thanks for the birthday wishes and kind words!

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  2. Yet another great idea here! Thank you for sharing your eco-friendly idea with everyone!

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  3. Oh my goodness- how cute is this mouse pad!

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  4. Super cute idea of turning an old mousepad into something so cute... I could do that too! It's been great meeting you through this book.

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  5. What a fun way to redecorate the mouse pad! Clever idea!

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  6. love to turn somebody else's trash into treasures- great post

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