Lucy has some instructions on her website
http://www.cardkeepers.com/

but it's really easy - comes with chipboard covers that you do up any which way you want and then card protector pages and all put together with binder rings.

InkPattie wrote:They don't look like normal stickles, which sort of look to me like diarrhea bird droppings from a bird eating glitter. Instead, they have more color because the flakes of mica or whatever are colored, and they have some dimension, instead of laying down flat.

what a vivid imagination!! :o

I'm anxious to get some distress stickles too - I have a $30 gift certificate to a local stamp store burning a whole in my wallet... just need to find time to drive to the other side of this valley! I'm not really a glitter user for the most part, but love using stickles in small ways so I think the...

What a great picture and layout. Nice to see the whole family too!

Holly wrote:Oh look we can actually see something and comment in the same place. How clever is that!

I made this for a swap but wanted to share it with all my friends here!
CS and SU and a variety of papers!

this is great - I just love Mater!

Your Christmas one is AWESOME Chris!!

I'm going to try and make my own siggie block, but it may take me forever to figure it out!

Thank you Christy for inviting me - I couldn't believe it when I clicked on the first page and wow... it looked SOOOOOOOOOOOO familiar!

You know I have a special button... it says "Come to the dark side, we have cookies"!