I started by making a 1:6 masterboard on an inchie-sized bit of cardstock. I started with a layer of tiny text snippets and bits of masking tape and then spread some black and purple paint over it with a piece of old gift card.
I cut some pieces of drinking straw and used them to make pink and yellow rings. The smaller dots are the same paint applied with qtip stick. I added some bits of the straw paper and then dabbed on some paint lines with an old table knife that had come apart.
Masterboard done, I cut a 1/3 section of it, poked a hole in it with a needle, and strung a couple of pieces of thread through to create a tasseled bookmark. (And apparently because Iām a glutton for punishment. That thread .)
This is great! You took the challenge one step farther by making a mini masterboard to use for the base of your mini bookmark! I hope it doesnāt get lost in the book though Itās so cute! I feel like you need a tiny book to put it in. And a few more tiny books to keep the first book company and then a tiny bookshelf for the booksā¦ this could lead down a long road of tiny adventures!
Yeah, it came out of the book almost immediately for that very reason .
āLong roadā is the key phrase there. My eyes are still crossed from todayās minifying, so the mini library is a ways off. Unless someone else wants to make one, in which case, I can hook them up with bookmarks .