Someone on Facebook needed to know how to translate a non-English blog post. Here is how :
Please copy the URL with any non-English posts. Then go to Google Translate http://translate.google.com/ and paste it on the left box. On the right box, make sure English is selected. Click on the new URL on the right and viola! It is now in English. The quick way is to use the Chrome browser - a translation prompt appears at the top if the page is not in English.
December 30, 2013 at 7:10 PM
Tiny book necklaces are just perfect for librarians and book lovers. Maybe even for really forgetful luddites who prefer to scribble memos into a handy portable page than use a smartphone! This superb tutorial by Juliana Quest over at the Russian blog, ScrapShopChallenge shows even the stitching of the book's pages much like a book binder would do. The book cover is also beautifully done. At the end, she shows some gorgeous examples of how to decorate the charm.
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Art by Wendy lives up to her name as her vintage style book charms are exquisite. Clever use of findings for decorations.
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Ruby called her book a teeny tiny leather spell book! The aged leather look complete with a magic touch of a gold Sharpie pen would be great for a Hermione Granger fan come Halloween!
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The above tutorials show how to make the books from scratch but
you can also buy miniature books. That's what Jennifer did. She then
shrank down and printed images of famous book covers for her set her. Check out her tutorial over at My Two Butterflies.
"How to Make Tiny Book Charm Tutorials"
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Someone on Facebook needed to know how to translate a non-English blog post. Here is how :
Please copy the URL with any non-English posts. Then go to Google Translate http://translate.google.com/ and paste it on the left box. On the right box, make sure English is selected. Click on the new URL on the right and viola! It is now in English. The quick way is to use the Chrome browser - a translation prompt appears at the top if the page is not in English.
December 30, 2013 at 7:10 PM