My Acrylic Album

As was previously mentioned, you can punch holes in the acrylic for a cool look, but you can use some of your distressing tools as well. Sand paper will create an interesting and funky look, especially if you go cross hatch, or do circles! Here is an example of a page that I sanded and then rubbed pigment ink into. It creates a fun texture for your page without eliminating the clear aspect of the acrylic!

When getting ready to start your My Acrylic Album, all kinds of questions start running through your mind......

What kind of Patterned Paper should I use?

What should I use as embellishments on my book?

What are the best adhesives to use?

Ideally,
any kind of Patterned paper would work, however when considering that
the acrylics are clear, double sided printed paper would work to it's
fullest potential. Once you put the paper down on one side you will
then be able to see the print on the reverse side of your acrylic page.
This then enables you to be able to just embellish the reverse side.
Suggested embellishments are Rub ons, chip boards, flowers, and some
bling always ad's a nice touch. Certainly the options are endless.

When adhering your embellishments, I strongly suggest using Zip Dry Glue.
This product enables you to glue something to the surface of the
acrylic with minimal exposure of the glue on the reverse page if any at
all.

Give it a try and when you do, feel free to leave a comment here and let us know how it worked for you!