Thursday, April 21, 2011

Springtime Banner & Some Candy

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Hi there! Thanks for stopping by today. This is Jeanette and today I want to share this Spring Banner that I made to decorate my home.  This was so much fun to make and I am happy that I will be able to use it from year to year. 
While I was cutting out the pennants, letters and butterflies, I decided to make two of everything and so I will be offering them as a little blog candy over at my personal blog ~here~! 
I have made a short video for you to watch but first let’s look at some close-up shots!
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Here are links to the stamps I have used (just click on them) and a list of additional supplies:
  

Copic Markers Used:
BG53, BG70, BG72, BG75,  E000, E00, E01, E23, E25, E31, E33, E40, E42, E44, E50, E59, E81, R00, R20, R21, R22, R24, V17, V20, V25, Y000, YG11, YG61, YG63, Y667, YR23, YR24, YR31, 0 colorless blender
Atyou Spica Markers:
Lavender 01, Red 03, Lemon 05, Melon 06, and Sakura Stardust pen
Stampin’ Up cardstock, patterned paper, ribbon and Butterfly Sizzix die, Martha Stewart Butterfly punch, Kryon spray adhesive, Tim Holtz tiny attacher, sewing machine, versamark, white filigree embossing powder, embossing gun
Pennants were made with Silhouette but you can make your own: the larger pennant measures 7.7” x 5.5”, the smaller one is 6.75” x 4.75”, tabs are 0.34” x 2.0”.
Thanks for stopping by and I hope that this inspires you to create your own Whiff Of Joy Spring Banner!
Hugs Jeanette xxo

Tuesday, April 19, 2011

Centre Stepper Card Tutorial

Hello Everyone! I hope you are having a good week so far. Today, I (Jane) will be sharing my first tutorial with you as a Guest Designer. I will be showing you how to make a centre stepper card using the sweet Prima Ballerina Nora digital image.

To make the card you will need:
  • A 12x12 sheet of coloured cardstock
  • 3 patterned papers
  • A printed digi image of Nora
  • Colouring medium (I used Promarkers)
  • Ruler, embossing tool, bone folder, craft knife
  • Twine, a charm, a button, gems
  • Butterflies Border die
  • General Sayings sentiment stamps
  • Glitter glue
  • Nestabiities dies and die cutting machine

How to make the card:

  1. Start by cutting your plain cardstock to 8.5 inches by 5.5 inches. Mark a line 1 inch in with pencil along the longer edges. Then measure and mark pencil lines at 1inch, 2 inches, 4.25 inches and 5.25 inches. Score when vertical short lines are shown in pink on the diagram below and cut the middle green lines. The measurements are shown in black on the diagram below.
  2. Mountain fold the 1st Score line, valley fold the second and mountain fold the last score lines to make the card shape shown below. Sharpen the creases with your bone folder.
  3. Cut a strip of pink card measuring 14cm by 4.5 cm and shape edge with the border die. Cut patterned paper to fit the panels of the card and layer them up with double sided tape.
  4. Wrap twine around the butterfly panel and stick to the front of the card. Tie on a charm with more twine and tie into a bow.
  5. Colour in your image and cut out with a Nestabilities shape, layer onto a scalloped rectangle and stick to the card with foam pads.
  6. Stamp the sentiment and cut out into a tag shape. Stick to card, embellish card with butterflies, gems and button and finish with glitter glue to give Norah twinkly toes!
I hope you have enjoyed my first tutorial! Have a lovely Tuesday!
Jane
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Friday, April 15, 2011

Wedding Favour Box

Hi there everyone and hope that you’re keeping well. This is Michele and today I’d like to show you a tutorial on how I created this box which measures 10cm x 10cm x 4cm.
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Supplies Needed
  • Scoring board
  • One 18cm square piece of cardstock
  • One 10x14.5cm cardstock (for box top)
  • Four 9.5x3.5cm pieces of designer paper
  • One 10.5 cm square piece of cardstock (for base of box)
  • One 9.5cm square piece of designer paper
  • One 8.5cm square piece of cardstock
  • One 8cm square piece of designer paper
  • Bone Folder
  • Double-Sided Tape
  • Scissors
  • Stamps, Ink, etc.……. to decorate box
Step 1
Score 18cm square cardstock at 4cm on all four sides
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Step 2
Pre-fold all scores with a Bone Folder. Using the scissors, make vertical cuts (following the scored line) on all four sides to create a flap in each corner of the 18cm square cardstock piece.
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Step 3
Now apply double-sided tape to each corner flap on the 18cm square cardstock and fold into a box.
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Step 4
Score 10x14.5cm cardstock at 4cm on the 14.5cm side
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Step 5
Now apply double-sided tape to the 4cm area and stick inside the box (like the picture below)
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  • Step 6
    Ink all the edges on the four 9.5cm x 3.5cm pieces of designer paper
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    Step 7
    Adhere all the four pieces of designer paper to the sides of the box (picture below)
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    Step 8
    Ink up all the remaining pieces of cardstock/designer paper. Then adhere the 10.5cm square cardstock to the base of the box
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    Step 9
    Starting with the largest piece of designer paper now start layering them up on top of each other using double-sided tape. Now adhere all the layered paper onto the top of the box.
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    Step 10
    Now cut a piece of cardstock that is 9cm square and fold it in half twice to find out where the middle is. I’ve then used a circle die-cut and ran it through my big shot to cut out a circle.
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    Step 11
    Score at 1cm on all four sides and then fold the lines. Make vertical cuts (following the scored line) on all four sides to create a flap in each corner
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    Step 12
    Now decorate the top of the box using some fancy stamps. Then fold and glue all the edges together (Picture below)
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    Step 13
    Now get a piece of material like organza, etc. that is slightly bigger than the holder and place it underneath.
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    Step 14
    Using some glue that will dry clear apply it all around the sides of the holder. Then start adhering the material to the glue and hold in place on each side for a few minutes. Now put to one side until the glue has dried. Once the glue has dried singed the edge of the material using a heat gun.
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    Step 15
    Now place the holder into the box.
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    Now it’s time to decorate the top of the box.
    And here is my box after I’ve decorated the top
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    I’ve used the gorgeous ‘Wedding Carriage’ stamp from Whiff of Joy and I’ve coloured it using my ProMarker pens. I’ve also used the ‘Sweet Heart with Tags’ die also from Whiff of Joy and have embossed it using a hearts embossing folder and then used Brushed Corduroy ink .
    I hope that you’ve enjoyed this tutorial and has given you a little inspiration.
    Hope you all have a wonderful weekend.
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  • Wednesday, April 13, 2011

    Decorated bottle tag – video by Katharina Frei

    Every wednesday
    Welcome to a new Stamping & More video. Today I am showing you how I created the below “bottle tag” Another great little gift idea. Enjoy!
    Willkommen zu einem neuen “Stamping & More” Video. Heute zeige ich euch wie ich den folgenden Flaschenhänger gestaltet habe. Dies ist eine weitere schnelle, kleine Geschenkidee.
    Viel Spaß beim Ansehen!card5

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    materials

    Stamps: Whiff of Joy (Henry mouse hugging heart), German sentiment (Ich
    trink auf dich
    (also available in English), SU "en fraincais" background stamp A143_Henry Mouse hugging heart Ich-trink-auf-dich
    Paper:Kraft Cardstock (Stampin' Up), design paper (My Mind's Eye)
    Ink: Archival jet black, Color Box (Dune), Distress ink
    Cracked glass technique done with Ranger UTEE (Ultra thick embossing enamel)
    button twine Whiff of Joy "vintage linen"
    ribbon, corner rounder punch, eyelet (SU), Crop a dile Stampin' Up
    lace, paper flowers, tiny coins, clock charm
    Spellbinders label die
    dimensional adhesive, double-sided tape
    white crackle paint (Ranger)
    Scor Pal
    Stamp coloured with Twinkling H2O
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    Monday, April 11, 2011

    Waterfall card by Giò

    Goodmorning to all!!!
    Today I want to show you a really funny template card!!!
    This is the WATERFALL CARD!!! and now I explain you how to do!!


    You will need these supplies:
    Three different  Whiff of Joy stamps, I used new Black and White digital stamps of Henry Mouse super hero
    One piece cardstock  11 x 4 1/4
    One piece cardstock  2 1/2 x 9
    One piece cardstock  1 x 4 1/4
    Three pieces cardstock 2 3/8 x 2 3/8
    Two brads
     Double sided tape

    Let's get started

    First of all score  4 1/4 x 11 piece of cardstock.


    I realize an embossed background but you can use a patterned if you prefer.

    With a White gel pen I colored some lights on my background.

    Now you can put the 1 x 4 1/4 piece of cardstock on the card with two brads on the opposite sided.

    Place the piece of  White cardstock under the Red one with the folded side up an put the double sided tape as in the photo.  Attach aligning the edge of White cardstock  with the bottom edge of the Red cardstock.

    Now put the double sided tape as in the photo and attach the three squares with the images.

    Your Waterfall card is now ready, you can see in the photos the moviment of the card.


    You can stamp a sentiment on White long strip if you want.

    I hope you enjoy my tutorial and you can have fun to make your waterfall card.
    Have a fabulous day!!

    Thanks for stopping by
    Giò

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