They are not too hard to recreate either!
These are thin as well (minus the magnet on the back)... http://www.deepfriedkudzu.com/2007/06/page-pebble-refrigerator-magnets.html
These are a bit more dimensional (maybe better used on altered projects, as they will not lay very flat on a scrapbook page)... http://mapleandmagnolia.com/2010/11/26/thrifty-gifty-idea/
Here are some of the page pebbles Bethany made from the 2nd tutorial. She used patterned paper, a dictionary, graph paper, sheet music, and old Making Memory's Clear Self Adhesive Page Pebbles (remember those???). When I add them to my project, I will also add some bling around the outside of each one.
Bonus Tutorial:
Another one of our fellow counterfeiters put up 2 great tutorials on her blog as well. On her blog, Deb's Eclectic Thoughts, Debbie posted a GREAT tutorial for the black Theresa Collins' Blingage as well as another option for mirrored embellishments! They are both great tutorials! Thanks, Debbie! Here's the link http://debseclecticthoughts.blogspot.com/2011/02/february-challenge-time.html
Great tutorials, all!
ReplyDeleteThanks for more tut's! I am loving all of the new stuff to try!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the awesome links! I made some of the more dimensional pebbles for my kit, using glass "pebbles" and paper glaze. They turned out really well, and were so easy!
ReplyDeleteNow I can use those Making Memories page pebbles!! Can't remember how long I've had them!! Thanks so much!!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorials - such clever women here!
ReplyDeleteI have the supplies to make all the do it yourself pieces form these links.
ReplyDeleteThey are all easy and look great!
I love this! I used some round stickers in my kit and Diamond Glaze to make mine. I used one for the center to my mini tag book I made with my kit!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to make a customizable inexpensive embellishment with some dimension!
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