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Join me at Photo Scraps on Thursday, December 14th or Saturday, December 16th for a new holiday card class. In this workshop, we’ll make three cards featuring the adorable Birdie Brown Polar Bear Pals from… More
I took a class with Gwen Spencer in March that was focused on creating fabric from scraps. It was such a terrific class for so many reason...
Today I collected scraps in and around my work shop and built Meg a butterfly caterpillar cage for her second grade class. It is handy havin...
New Kid in Class Digital Scrapbooking Bonus Alphas - Check out this fun school-themed digital scrapbooking collection from Trixie Scraps - perfect for scrapping all your back to school photos this year – whether you have a “new kid in class” … or not!
If you’re based in Sydney and looking to de-stash your scraps, check out the latest addition to our Sydney sewing class timetable! Patch Your Stash is a two day sewing workshop run by Frances who’s been sewing since she was...
Having so much fun with this stamp set! This is such an easy card to do and is really a blast from the past as we have done cards with scraps as a favorite in class for years. What to do with all those scraps that we all have sitting around and just can’t bring […]
OOPS!!! I missed posting yesterday! Every other Thursday I go to card making class on my local craft store and we made some fantastic cards this time. I'll make some "spin-offs" and post them later...... In the meantime, without further adieu I give you the nineth installment to my Toy Story Album series.... On the left side I have cut Lotso Bear from Toy Story 3 and on the right Hamm......What I wanted to demonstrate on this layout was the back ground. I used squares cut from all of the scraps that I had from putting the album together. It was a bright and cheery background that I love, almost quilt like. I also put the white border around and mitred the corners to give the border a "frame" type look. This layout allows for 2 4x6 photos and 2 2x3 photos.......this is definitely one of my favs =) So thanks for dropping by and I look forward to hearing your feedback on this album......Day 10 is a throwback to the western days so I'll see you then! Happy crafting!
Making male cards (or indeed buying presents for males!) is sooo hard. I'm just off to post the birthday card below after I have written this blog post. In this case I knew what to do straight away. He likes to play the guitar and I'd seen the perfect idea for a card in an issue of "Card Creations". My version ended up like this: I was pretty pleased with the result as everything is freehanded. And even better - it was made using cardstock scraps only! That is such a great feeling :) And you know what? My old chalk palettes even came out of the cupboard for this project. Yay LOL! ...and talking about projects. As if I haven't got enough already, I signed up for a new class. I must have taken about 10 classes by Shimelle and when she announced last week that the sign-up would open on Saturday for a new class, I of course couldn't resist signing up for this one too. :) I think on my walk to the post office I need to figure out when on earth I will have time to do it LOL!
Recycled Kiridashi: From scraps left-over in shop class, to a classy little tool that originated in Japan. Please wear eye protection when working with metal or high-speed tools. Metal shaving can be very small, but they can do a lot of damage if they get in your eye…
My finished project from the class I took from Deb and Paula (2gypsiegirls.com) at Paper and Metal Scraps in Payson, AZ. This tag drawer is a new favorite, with over 30 tags, each embellished and finished with different product and techniques. This image
A friend and I took this class in from a local quilt shop and had a great time. We used scraps from our stash and then traded some when we got to class. I didn't completely finished it until after Christmas this year, but that's ok. It's packed with the rest of the decorations and will come out about the same time next year!
Hey everyone! How’s your hump day going? I’m in the middle of preparing for our Club and Stampin’ with the Girls class this Friday and I decided to take a break. We’re going to be using the Above the Cloud bundle this week so I thought I’d create another card from some of the scraps […]
I love a good Christmas in July card idea and I have one to share with you today! This card features product from the Tidings of Christmas Suite in the Annual Catalog...If you'd like to watch the VIDEO showing how I made this card you can find that HERE.I was playing with this suite of product when I created the samples for my Christmas in July Gift Card Holder class and I had some scraps left over---a nice variety of scraps from the Tidings of Christmas 6x6 Designer Series Paper (DSP)! I decide
Dainty Coasters Sweet textured beverage coasters that are dainty in size and appearance. Featuring an elegant border these coasters will add a touch of class to your dining table, coffee table, or side table. Perfect for thoughtful gifts and market stall stock. A fun and satisfying stash-busting project that is ideal for using up yarn scraps. For the
A while back I took a great class (Thumbnail Sketching) with @palimpsestparade and she got me hooked on one of my most favorite, most relaxing, art activities: making elaborately patterned collage fodder from scraps of paper.Yesterday I gathered scraps of paper from envelopes, magazines, old pads of paper, etc. (see drab-paper photo to see what I started with).Then I assembled just some of the materials in my small travelling kit (as I am still on my long car-trip across the U.S.).Next I put on
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The scraps build up alarmingly. I have no idea where they all come from. I find it difficult to concentrate on a large piece of work when there are so many tiny bits shouting for attention and I have a couple of large pieces waiting to begin, so I’ve been trying to get the scraps…
Name:____________________________________________ Date:___________________________________________ Time for a Test! Charlotte’s Web Part A – Multiple Choice 1. How is Wilbur fed when he is a very small piglet? 2. What is Fern’s uncle’s name? 3. Where does Wilbur live when he moves into the barn? (a) He drinks his mother’s milk. (b) He eats table scraps. (c) Fern gives him bottled. Auto-graded practice and assessment of "Time for a test (Charlotte’s Web)" for in-class and distance learning.
As I was cleaning out my crafts closet, one of the things I came across was tons and tons of fabric scraps. Such a pity to throw them out,...
