I made covers for the book out of thin cardboard, and used foam tape to bump up the cherries and the peach for a little
dimension on the front cover. The ric rac gives it a bit of a vintage flair.
The pages are filled with fruity images, bitchy words, and fun housewives. I changed the grocery list on the image on the right to be a liquor store list. You know it's going to be a wild day when you're looking forward to "wine o'clock" early in the morning!
A pocket page holds the recipe for a Tipsy Smoothie, both tasty and healthy. Hey, it's got fruit in it! The pocket page shown is designed to have two pockets: one on the front and one on the back. For my purposes, I trimmed the back pockets off before constructing and decorating.
Now it's noon. I used a lot of patterned paper scraps to layer and frame collage sheet images. This is a great way to use stash!
Lunchtime! Let's enjoy some Champagne Lemonade. Oops, I almost spelled "lemonade" wrong on the recipe card, and my writing's gotten a tad sloppy. I blame those early morning smoothies!
Night. More layered scraps. And what's this? Too much orange juice in the vodka? The horror!
Oops, in this recipe you can really see the effects of those Orange Crush cocktails. I usually have much better penmanship....
The end. I used the little metal embellishments on the front and back cover to hide the seams where the ric rac comes together.
The recipes pull out for easy use. And I must leave you with a full disclaimer: no alcohol was consumed in the making of this project. In fact, I found all the recipes online and haven't actually tried any of them. I just thought they seemed like good morning, noon, and night drink candidates. That doesn't mean I won't be trying them sometime, though. Remember folks, drink responsibly!
For a list of supplies from Alpha Stamps, click here. Cheers!
