Baby Wipe Covers

When I was at the Raven's Nest Art retreat, my friend Maggi told me she saves and uses used paper towels and baby wipes in her art projects. I had saved some baby wipes that I used to clean my brushes after painting with acrylic paints.
Autumn sent me this bottle of Color Mist spray and waste sequin sheet, along with some other fun goodies. I laid the sheet over the wipe and sprayed with the Color Mist.

I added some stamped flourishes with Lumiere paint. I needed to use a lot of paint on the stamp, as the baby wipe is very absorbent.

Stamped on another image with black Versafine ink.

I cut the wipe in half and adhered it to a piece of cardboard cut 3-1/4" x 4-3/4" with two layers of double sided carpet tape. I like the thickness I get with carpet tape. I didn't take the tape all the way to the end of the cardboard. This end needs to go into the Bind-it -All and two layers of carpet tape is too thick to fit into the machine.

I decided to add a little more color and glimmer, so sprayed the outside covers with Radiant Rain spray.
I sprayed the Color Mist over pre-cut Grungeboard letters. I ran some of the extra spray around the edges of the sign in pages, which had traveled around with the blank pages. These will be used for the inside covers.

I placed the sprayed Grungeboard letters into three different Cuttlebug embossing folders. I love how I can see where the embossing will appear on the pieces before I run them through the Cuttlebug.

I ran black StazOn ink over the raised images on the Grungeboard letters.

Finished front cover, I used the backing from the Zyron paper left over from a butterfly made on another project. Adhered the letters with red lined tape.

Inside front cover: I added an image printed on a transparency and cut out.

Inside back cover: I found an image printed on a transparency that allowed the underlying signatures to show through.
Outside back cover. I like the look of these used baby wipe covers, almost looks and feels like fabric.