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September 30th 2008 07:29
Torn Paper Flower Card
Materials Required
1. Sewing Machine with white cotton
2. Card: Dark brown; medium brown
3. Paper: Scenic Route Paper Company SR 267 - Cape Town Signal Hill Floral; Overton House Designs SCBP05 - Seaside - Dots / Green Solid
4. Embellishments: Kaiser Self adhesive Rhinestones
5. Cutting Tools: Paper Trimmer
6. Other: Punch Wheel
7. Adhesives: Double Sided sticky Tape (DSST)
Instructions
1. Fold Medium Brown Card 300mm x 150mm in half to make a base card.
2. Cut a piece of Seaside Paper 142mm x 142mm. Tear a flower from the Cape Town Paper and attach it to the Seaside paper using a small piece of DSST in the cetnre of the flower.
3. Sew zigzag around the outside of the torn flower.
4. Back this with a piece of dark brown card 145mm x 145mm using DSST, then attach it to the base card.
5. Cut two strips of dark brown card 6mm wide, one145mm long and the other 160mm long. Run a punch wheel along the long edges. Tear the ends on the diagonal. Attach them to the card using DSST, using the photo as a guide to placement. The top ends of the strips fold around the card and attach to the inside of the card.
6. Randommly attach some thinestones over a few of the the spots.
September 25th 2008 07:07
Punched Flowers Card
This card is bright with lots of bling, and with an interesting twist for ribbon.
Materials Required
1. Card: Bazzill Dark and light purple, white
2. Stamps: Happy Birthday Stamp from Stampin Up Birthday Whimsy set
3. Inks: Color Box Pigment Inks Violet and Lilac
4. Punches: Carl CP-2 Sakura and CP-1 Sakura, Stampin Up Horizontal Slot
5. Embellishments: Light pink 12mm ribbon; collection of Rhinestones
6. Cutting tools: Paper trimmer
7. Adhesives: White craft glue, Double sided sticky tape (DSST) and foam mounting tape.
8. Paper: Small scrap pieces in different shades of purple
Instructions
1. Fold a piece of dark purple card 210mm x 150mm in half to form the base card.
2. Cut two strips of light purple card 105mm x 20mm. Use the horizontal slot punch to create a seris of 4 holes along each for the ribbon to thread through.
On the top strip the left hand side of the hole slots are at 22mm, 42mm, 62mm and 82mm.
On the bottom strip the left hand side of the hole slots are at 12mm, 32mm, 52mm and 72mm.
3. Thread the ribbon through, as shown, attaching it behind the strip of card at the top, right most slot using DSST. Position the two strips of card onto the base card, and use DSST to attach.
Hint: Put the DSST on the upper half of the strip for the top and the lower half of the strip for the bottom, so that once attached to the base card, you can move and arrange the ribbon neatly by pulling it through the slots.
4. Cut the loose end of the ribbon that has come through the left hand hole on the lower strip to a point, and attach it to the card using DSST.
5. Punch flower shapes from the scrap paper pieces and arrange them onto the base card. Attach using the white craft glue.
6. Attach matching rhinestones to the centre of the flowers using the white craft glue. Attach small flower rhinestones directly onto the card.
7. Stamp Happy Birthday using the two different inks randomly over a small piece of white card 77mm x 30mm, using secondary impression images. Stamp one happy Birthday in the centre using Viiolet ink and a first impression image. Sponge Violet ink around the edges and Lilac ink over the piece of card. Attach to the card using foam mounting tape.
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September 24th 2008 06:40
Flower Trio Card
Materials Required
1. Stamps: Autumn Leaves Clear Stamps flowers stamps by rhonna farrer (set of 12)
2. Inks: Osmer Embossing Markers 8 Colors Spring Set; Versamark watermark ink pad
3. Card: Light Blue and White
4. Ribbon: Large see-through Blue and medium solid rainbow
5. Blending Chalks
6. Cotton Buds
7. 4 small silver brads
8. Double sided Sticky tape (DSST)
9. Punch Wheel
Instructions
1. Stamp the flower trio image onto white card 80mm x 650mm using the different coloured embossing markers to ink the stamp.
2. When the ink is dry, carefully rub pink and orange blending chalks over and around the flower heads using the cotton buds.
3. Run a punch wheel around the perimeter, then insert a brad into each corner.
4. Fold a piece of light blue card 210mm x 150mm in half to make the greeting card.
5. Use the versamark ink pad to stamp flower images randomly over the front of the card.
6. Use DSST to attach the ribbons, as shown.
7. Use DSST to attach the flower trio over the top.
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September 20th 2008 09:24
This small card handbag is great for giving small presents, and can be decorated in the colours and style of your choice.
Finished Handbag
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September 16th 2008 05:55
I was asked how one of my cards, the woven heart-shaped Mother's Day card, could stand. It could not, but here is the answer if you need a card that stands. Turn it into a square card instead!
Modified Mother's Day Woven Heart Card
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This bright row of flowers will brighten up any room. Use your imagination to create more types of flowers...
Row of Flowers Craft - Free craft instructions for kids
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Make Dad a Fridge Magnet for Father's Day. He can see how much you love him, every time he uses the fridge!
Father's Day Magnet - Finished magnet
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Stamping with Bleach - three card ideas
Here are some more card ideas for stamping with bleach. I love the browns, but you can use any colour you choose
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