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Since I seem to have left fall cards lately and moved onto Christmas cards....don't ask me why, I have no idea.. fall seems like it just began....I made another for The Cutting Edge Challenge. I c
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Hallo allemaal, Vandaag laten we jullie een kaart zien die Anja van Gent gemaakt. Het is een zigzag kaart geworden waar je een band omheen kunt doen. Ze heeft weer een hele mooie swirl van Noor! Design 6002/0162 gebruikt. Wij wensen jullie een hele fijne dag en Anja dank je wel voor je bijdrage en we wensen je heel veel beterschap toe. Groetjes van de meiden van het team van JoyCrafts
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Hello and welcome to the post for today. I have had to create another Sympathy card and for some reason I always gravitate towards soft brown colors for these types of cards. I used the Hero Arts Clings Antique Writing background stamp https://www.pinterest.com/pin/359091770260685212/ and also the Hero Arts "With Sympathy" stamp set (retired) for the sentiment. A little sponging and a little gold thread brings this card together. I created an A2 card base from SU Tip Top Taupe card stock. I cut a panel of SU Basic Black card stock and adhered it to the card front. I then cut a slightly smaller panel of Very Vanilla card stock, inked the edges and used the background stamp and Tip Top Taupe ink to stamp the image on this panel. I stamped the sentiment on a scrap of Tip Top Taupe card stock using Memento Tuxedo black ink, sponged the edges and then cut it down. Using some Gold Metallic thread, I made a messy nest and then adhered the sentiment over the top of it. Take a look at the project below and let me know what you think. . Hero Arts Supplies: CG 120- Antique Writing stamp CL 476- With Sympathy 4x6 CL 577- Remember stamp set Stampin' Up supplies: . Additional supplies: ATG I hope you have enjoyed today's project and will check back often for more inspiration. Thank you for visiting.
Hey, it's time for another Valentine! And, guess what! For a change, I made a paper quilted card! Yeah, I know. I never do that, do I? Anyway, I thought a loving Valentine quilt would be cute and cozy. Not a really tough design, but I do like how it turned out. I used the Love Blossoms Designer Series Paper Stack on page 17 of the Occasions Catalog for my quilt strips. The strips are 1/4" wide. And the center square is made with the 3/4" Square Punch. The finished card doesn't have a whole lot of dimension. Mainly just in the little heart that I popped up with a Stampin' Dimensional and the Basic Rhinestone in the center of the heart. That's it for dimension. The rest of the card is utterfly FLAT. Just a little close-up of the "quilted" portion of the card: I first of all finished up the quilt piece, then layered it onto a piece of Crumb Cake cardstock, and topped it onto a Blushing Bride cardstock base. For a few days, the card -- in that state -- just sort of took it leisurely on my work table. Because I wasn't sure where to go from there. Obviously, I knew I wanted it to be a Valentine. But I had such a narrow space on the bottom of the card to finish off, and nothing was clicking. I tried planting a few Paper Seedlings, but nothing was taking root. A few days later, I came down to my Creation Station and took another look at the unfinished Valentine. As I was searching through my Framelits for something that would work, I came upon my "Hello You" Thinlits set. I liked the idea of planting the "you" on the bottom of the card. But that didn't seem to be enough -- by a long shot. Hmmm. Hmmm. Hmmm. My gaze landed on a newer set I had acquired: Bloomin' Love, found on page 17 of the Occasions Catalog. By using a Rose Red Stampin' Write Marker, it was easy to magically change the LOVE YOU stamp into simply "LOVE". And that worked great with the diecut "you". Still too bare though. I decided to use another stamp from this set since it coordinates with the DSP I used in my quilting. Thus, the little Rose Red heart/flower was born. It STILL needed something. Finally, finally, I hit upon the little dotted line from a Paper Pumpkin kit of a few months ago. It was absolutely PERFECT! Yay! And, another little thing I really like about my final decision. The bottom is quite whimsical and asymetrical, while the quilted portion is completely linear, totally in order. To me, a nice contrast! Do you ever get stuck on a project like I did? How do you handle this? Do you keep on pushing until the card is done -- maybe not to your liking, but done anyway? Or, like me, do you let it rest for awhile, maybe even a few days, and try again? Do you ever just give up in frustration and toss the "failure" in the round file? Let us inside your creative head! Love YOU Smiles.
Make this cute fingerprint dandelion craft with your kids! You can also make it into a beautiful card for Father's Day, Mother's Day, Valentine's, etc!
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Make lovely ladybug crafts using paper plates, egg cartons, bottle caps, rocks, and more! These DIY project ideas are fun and easy activities for kids.
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Ik zag ze op Pinterest en een aantal van jullie blogs al langs komen, de nieuwe (of andere) versie van easel cards: Z-fold cards. Ik ben gek op easel cards, dus ik wilde ook deze versie graag eens proberen! Ik ging aan de slag met een opkikker-kaartje in vrolijke kleuren. Past goed bij het lekkere weertje buiten. Hebben jullie er nog van genoten dit weekend? Vriendlief en ik zijn gaan mountainbiken in de buurt van Nunspeet, heerlijk! Ingrediënten voor deze kaart: - Basiskaart oranje en basiskarton wit - Designpapier: Dovecraft - Back to Basics - Bright Spark - Stans kikker: Marianne Design - Eline's Kikker COL1352 - Stans bloemen: Marianne Design Collectable Flower Set COL1323 - Stans cirkel: Marianne Design CR1201 - Stempel 'n opkikkertje: Marianne Design - Eline's Sweet Sentiments EC0152 - Plakparels Hieronder zie je hoe het model in elkaar zit: Deze kaart doet mee aan de uitdaging 'beterschap' bij Knutsels en Kadootjes. Liefs, Linda
Considering how complicated this card looks when it's completed, I was actually surprised (and pleased) by how simple it really is. It's actually two card blanks, cut on an angle, and joined together by a couple of slits. It folds flat for easy postage and can easily be made in different sizes depending on your envelope. 1. Start with two card blanks measuring 6" tall x 8" long. 2. Lay each piece horizontally (landscape) on your score board and score at 4", which will be the centre fold. 3. Now cut a diagonal section from the top of each piece of cardstock, starting at one of the top corners. It doesn't matter how steep your angle or how much you cut off as long as it's the same amount on both pieces of cardstock. On one sheet, begin the cut from the top left corner, and on the other sheet begin the cut from the top right corner. (For interest sake, my cut goes from the top corner to 3" down the side.) 4. This next part is a little bit tricky... 2" from either end, rule a vertical line down each piece of card then measure and mark the centre of each of those lines. I found the easiest way to do this was to use a centering ruler and pencil. 5. Use a craft knife and ruler to cut from the centre mark down to the BOTTOM on ONE piece of card. Then cut from the centre mark up to the TOP on the other piece of card. These are the slits that will join the card together. Erase the lines. 6. Fold along the score lines you made in step 2... then have a quick go at slotting the two pieces together. You may need to adjust your cuts if the two pieces don't line up properly. 7. Use co-ordinating papers to decorate the front and inside of the card pieces. Don't forget to cut the slits back in once you have added the patterned paper. 8. Add some pretty punched borders, again remembering to cut the slits where necessary. 9. Fit the pieces back together and then add another strip of punched cardstock along the bottom. This will help support the card since it goes over both pieces of cardstock. 10. Make a tag measuring 33/4" wide x 41/2" tall and add a punched strip along the top. This will slide nicely inside the card and is perfect for a sentiment and a message to your recipient. 11. Now decorate your card as desired. Have fun!
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Grab hold of your reycling bag and make this cute dog Valentines Day toilet paper roll craft - follow our written instructions or the easy video tutorial.
