Seriously, who doesn't like glitter &/or cake?!
This is a great card to teach people masking, or the general use of Post-it's with stamping!
Made this card at one of my last workshops. Love the fact that you can change it up, the guests can personalize it, by just changing the ink color and choosing different paper scraps to make their banner out of.
Showing posts with label scraps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label scraps. Show all posts
Sunday, September 9, 2012
Monday, August 6, 2012
Scrappy Card
Just a simple card to use up some of my extras. This would be a great card to mass-produce just to use my scrap pile up! I didn't get all inky on this one, I used a sanding block instead ;)
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Distress Watercolor Dry Embossing
Came across this tutorial today at SplitCoastStampers (LOVE them!!). It looked so incredible I had to clean my craft room so I could get inky.
You can see their tutorial HERE
A wonderful crafty lady (Mel) did this tutorial, you can see it on her blog HERE
I got to use my new SU embossing folder! This technique was a lot of fun, but then again, watercoloring in ANY technique has been right up there with breathing since I discovered it!
Arn't those little photo corners fun? It's actually a scrap from a punched scallop oval that I cut. Waste not, want not.
You can see their tutorial HERE
A wonderful crafty lady (Mel) did this tutorial, you can see it on her blog HERE
I got to use my new SU embossing folder! This technique was a lot of fun, but then again, watercoloring in ANY technique has been right up there with breathing since I discovered it!
Arn't those little photo corners fun? It's actually a scrap from a punched scallop oval that I cut. Waste not, want not.
Monday, February 6, 2012
mini paper bag album
i will be teaching a great class at my local Michael's store later this month on paper bag albums.
these are super easy
-my kids are making one
cheap to make
-hello?! paper bags?!
-use the sticky tape OR hot glue
perfect size for scraps
-goodbye pile!
for info on these super cute paper flowers, click here.
love the distressed look on any (and every) thing.
it's almost better with the great earth tones of a good 'ol lunch sack!
worlds cheapest adhesive? dollar store glue gun, with glue sticks found at thrifts stores or the dollar store. i know not everything works with hot glue, but if it does, *cheap* *cheap*
every page is lined with scraps from my pile
all ink distressed, of course :)
you don't have to have scrap paper inside,
you can doodle, draw, or just adhere pictures
tabs are circle cut outs glued back to back around the edge of the sacks. great little page turners that can be customized!
you can also combine the paper with the doodles
here i did a two-tone page with coordinating paper
and "attatched" them with faux stitches (doodling)
you can "stitch" borders for another amazing sewn look
the word "spot" was me using the cricut to cut out the word "spotted" for another project.
here i used the negative of the word to let the bag show through
just another way to use scraps
the bookmark tag is cut out paper, placed back to back, with the ribbon adhered to the inside of them
for the back i continued with the negative use of die cut words and flowers
i love this little book. can't wait to fill all the little nooks & crannies with memories and treasures!
you can see a great tutorial here
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Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Juicy color thank you card
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Monday, August 23, 2010
recycled bird
Card base is covered with packing paper, everything else is from the scrap pile.
I cut the bird out of a magzine, mounted on a srap paper, then adhered with 3D tape to base. Used twine scraps on side. Every paper is inked on sided with tim holtz walnut stain distress ink.
I cut the bird out of a magzine, mounted on a srap paper, then adhered with 3D tape to base. Used twine scraps on side. Every paper is inked on sided with tim holtz walnut stain distress ink.
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