Showing posts with label paper crafts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paper crafts. Show all posts

Friday, January 20, 2017

Working on Water Color Cards






I really enjoyed creating a variety of notecards using water color paints, distress markers and distress crayons.  I used basic water color painting techniques and water color paper on all of the cards.  Last week, I had just hosted a bible journaling and water color note card workshop and I still had everything out already so I had fun working away in my studio experimenting with some new supplies.  


Here are some of the products that I used:  

Wednesday, January 29, 2014

Making Sunburst Cards


I have been working on organizing my Craft Room and Found so many Paper Scraps laying around.  I put them in a box and nearly threw them away.  I have been seeing all these fabulous cards out there Called "Sunburst" cards and thought it would be a great way to use up all those papers.
They are a fast  ( if you have all you paper cut up) and Fun way to make a variety of cards.

We will be making PostCard ones today with 4-H kids...  That way they can glue the scrap pieces onto a postcard without having to have had to precut a bunch of card stock.

To start cut up all your paper scraps into 1 1/2 inch x 4 inch pieces:


To make these cards:

Base of Card:  5 inch Card Base- Kraft card stock cut into 5" x 10" and Folded

Scallop Die cut Circle , Trim, flowers, and pearls:  Could use any embellishment


CARD 1:

4 patterned paper rectangle cut into  1 1/2" x 4"

Cut each rectangle in half to make 8 triangles

1 scrap piece of card stock cut to 3 1/2" x 5"

Mark the  Center Point on the  Cardstock and Glue 8 triangles lined up against each other starting at the Center point

I use a glue stick and paste the entire Card stock rectangle.

Now the Fun Part:  Trim all pieced of paper that hang over the Card stock rectangle.

That it now you can create your Card by Adhering it to the 5inch Card Base and Embellish as you wish.



CARD 2:

1 Scrap piece of card stock cut to 2 3/4" x 5"

IF using this size of base:  use 18 rectangles

Follow directions as for Card  1


For a little Texture- I ran a few of the Sunburst pieces in an embossing folder through my sizzix die cut machine.

Tuesday, October 23, 2012

Busy Making Dove Ornaments


I spent some time creating 35 of these doves.  Each one turned out different.  I loved embellishing them with little bits of my vintage Christmas Stash.  









Monday, February 20, 2012

Creating: Vintage Wedding Cake Centerpiece




I loved using bits and pieces of vintage trims and ribbons from my stash of supplies to create this Faux wedding cake centerpiece. I Layered cream and white papers, paint, ribbons, and trim to cover hat boxes and then arranged them to look like a a wedding cake. The little note card on top is one of many that I found in a discarded box full of vintage greeting cards and wedding cards from probably the 40s to the 70s.




















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Tuesday, November 29, 2011

Creating: Christmas Candy Bar Wrappers





These Small Gift Candy Bar Wrappers were so fun to create. I Got lots of ideas and inspiration from Pinterest. I made mine to fit a regular size Hersey Bar. I also used my Silhouette Paper cutter to cut out many of the shapes. I love how the candy bar slides out when you untie the ribbon at the top.

Simple Directions:


Cut card stock into 6x6 inch Squares

Score at 1/2 inch and then at 3 1/4 inch

Use Tape adhesive and glue bottom and sides together

Decorate as desired

Punch hole in center top for ribbon

Cut ribbon at about 20 inches long - ribbon needs to be long enough to wrap around candy bar and for it to be tied at the top.

Place ribbon through holes

Place candy bar in between ribbon and slide inside of the wrapper.

Tie ribbon at top of candy bar.

Monday, August 23, 2010

Back to school paper Craft for Treats






Last Thursday was the 1st day of school. Cade is in 7th and Quinn is in 4th grade- both happy and excited to start although they love summer! Today is the start of the 1st full week- They will be exhausted by the weekend. We have something every night after school- it all starts up again- football, athletic meetings, scouts, piano and guitar, orthodontist ....

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