Our member from England, Margaret Beech, delivered a real triple whammy of a workshop by sharing two versions of her "Triple Whammy" book/card AND a wonderful pocket envelope that can hold several different structures. Members from multiple states, Canada, and England joined the Zoom workshop.
After the instructional part of the workshop Dolores shared this month's exchange books that were designed using the theme "Abecedarium". Once again it is a wonderful collection of beautiful books. A link to the photos will soon be available on our flickr site.
Here are some examples of the book/cards that were made.
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| Jill McInerney |
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| Jill |
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| Jill features a WOW foldout in her wrapper. |
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| Jill's beautiful paper enhances this wrapper. |
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| Edge Gerring |
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| Another side of Edge's card |
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| Michele Kamprath |
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| Another Triple Whammy card by Michele |
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| Molly Millman |
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| Second side of Molly's card |
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| Third side of Molly's Triple Whammy card |
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| Stephanie Weigel |
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| Side two of Stephanie's card |
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| Side three of Stephanie's Happy Birthday card |
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| Mary Elizabeth Nelson |
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| A different Whammy card by Mary Elizabeth |
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| A different side of Mary Elizabeth's first card |
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| This photo of Mary Elizabeth's book/cards shows why Margaret named the structure a Triple Whammy. |
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| Sherrill Story |
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| Second page of above card |
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| Sherrill's second card |
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| Another page of the card above |
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| Beth McIlraith |
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| Beth used her own eco-dyed papers with birds and flowers cut from old books. |
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| Another page of Beth's book |
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| Another view of Beth's book |
Thank you to Margaret for another great workshop, and to everyone who attended and sent photos of their work.
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