• Transparent passport cover;
• Brown pastel paper;
• Scrapbooking paper in light brown tones, a sheet measuring 15*15 cm and several small rectangles of arbitrary size;
• Picture for scrapbooking with a girl;
• Cutting down small brown butterflies;
• White grosgrain ribbon with black polka dots;
• Double-sided tape;
• Acrylic stamp “Passport”;
• Two silver metal corners;
• Black ink pad;
• Additional materials: eraser, pencil, ruler, scissors.
Cut half a sheet of brown pastel, attach the passport and cut out a rectangle measuring 12.5*18 cm.
Divide the rectangle in half, draw an invisible line for bending using scissors.
We get a blank for a folded passport measuring 9*12.5 cm.
We try on the blank in a transparent cover.
Let's move on to the top part. On a sheet of scrap paper, measure a rectangle of 8.5*12 cm and cut it out. This is for the front cover.
We glue the back part from two rectangles to also get one measuring 8.5*12 cm. We sew a rectangle of paper of a different color on a machine vertically, as in the photo below.
And we also sew another rectangle on the machine, but this time it’s smaller. We attach a ribbon to the picture with the girl, wrap it and glue it with small pieces of tape.
We attach the picture to the scrap paper and first sew on the ribbon. And then the whole picture in a circle, we also sew the second blank on a typewriter. On a separate sheet of white paper we stamp the inscription “Passport” and cut out a rectangle with the inscription.
We sew the inscription on a typewriter. Using small pieces of tape we glue both parts to the base of the cover.
And we sew both sides in a circle.
At the corners at the top and bottom, use a glue gun to glue metal corners and two butterfly cutouts. We insert it into the transparent cover and the new passport cover is ready!
