Password Journal
Hi Everyone, hope your weekend is off to a fabulous start. I’ve been busily creating these handy little password journals; 7 different ones actually. They measure 3 3/4″ x 2 1/4″ and fit nicely into a shirt pocket, handbag or small desk space. Now, you would want to use discretion with these when storing sensitive passwords depending on your circumstances but they work great for all of the groups, sites and blogs that we seem to find ourselves needing to recall log-in information for. Great for the kiddos, too! You can find them all HERE (sold without the charm).
Here is the first one that I came up with…
I’ve used an Articus Studio mold called Key to My Heart, Large to create the heart-shaped lock and key. I added my Creative Paperclay into the mold and left it to dry overnight. I then painted the lock and key using pink acrylic paint and then dry brushed on some vintage white acrylic paint. Finally, I rubbed on gold some Rub ‘n Buff.
This is what the inside pages look like. I just typed it up on my computer using Microsoft Word.
I’ve used my Bind-it-all to create the book binding.
The label for the front were also created on my computer. I then used a die to cut out the label.
Here is the inside of the assembled book…
This is a fun, quick project and make great little gifts. Hope you give them a try. You can see more Creative Paperclay project ideas on the blog here.
This is the mold that I used to create my Creative Paperclay lock and key charms.
Thanks for stopping by today! If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. I’m always happy to be of help.
Happy Creating! xx
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Feb 12, 2012 - 09:02:17What a wonderful Idea! The Paper Clay heart and key are perfect. Beautiful project!
I love this idea! I can’t tell you how many times I could not remember my username! Thanks for sharing this great invention!