Take toilet paper to a new dimension and revolutionize your use of a bathroom basic! This video shows a sampling of projects from the book, “Toilet Paper Crafts for Holidays and Special Occasions” by LInda Wright, available at Amazon.com. This one-of-a-kind book will teach you how to make beautiful, budget-friendly projects that will add joy and festivity to any popular celebration. Step-by-step illustrated instructions are provided for 60 delightful designs along with 70 full size templates to ensure your success. Crafters of all ages and experience levels will enjoy using hand and machine stitchery, folding, and basic craft techniques to repurpose favorite bath tissues such as Cottonelle, Charmin, Angel Soft, Full Circle and Bright Green into charming new creations. The projects include decorations, gifts, party favors, costumes, garnishes, and greeting cards. Get rolling!
Fans of Paper Crafting Trends may notice a slight change in format. Julie Piesciuk, a Stampin’ Up! demonstrator and Executive Producer of Paper Crafting Trends, has taken the show to another level. In addition to stamping, Julie has many other hobbies and interests… one of which is television production. As always, each episode will include original project ideas and demonstrations, but in some shows you’ll also be treated to videos of everyday people creating the projects and putting the completed projects to practical use. You’ll see more special effects, titling, music, and scripting all in an effort to hone production skills, share other talents and hobbies, and create videos that would appeal to a wider audience. This episode was filmed at the Illinois Railway Museum during their 2010 Happy Holiday Railway event. We will be making a 6″ x 6″ scrapbook page and two party favors. Visit www.papercraftingtrends.com for supply lists and patterns. Thank you for watching!
Stampin’ Up! demonstrators, Julie Piesciuk and Laura Barto inspire you to create as they share paper crafting tips featuring the latest trends. Today we are planning a Garden-themed party featuring colorful birds and flowers. We’ll show you how to create invitations, favors, table decorations, and even a digital scrapbook. This is the third in a three part series. Visit our YouTube channel to view the other segments. All project instructions and patterns are available at www.papercraftingtrends.com.
Stampin’ Up! demonstrators, Julie Piesciuk and Laura Barto inspire you to create as they share paper crafting tips featuring the latest trends. Today we are planning a Garden-themed party featuring colorful birds and flowers. We’ll show you how to create invitations, favors, table decorations, and even a digital scrapbook. This is the first in a three part series. Visit our youtube channel to view the other segments. All project instructions and patterns are available at www.papercraftingtrends.com.
Corinne Bradd demonstrates the technique of marbling, using specialist inks dropped onto the surface of water. This is taken from Jill Alblas's project, featured in the latest issue of Quick & Crafty, where she has brought this craft up to date by creating bright, swirling patterns to make psychedelic canvases, pretty floral designs, and more. You can find the full instructions for this crafty make on p67 of Quick & Crafty, May '07, available now from all good newsagents, priced £3.99.
Use the traditional art of cross-stitch to liven up your Christmas greetings. Corinne Bradd shows how to display stitched motifs for maximum effect, incoporating funky metallic shades and handy tips to help you get started.
Corinne Bradd shows Kristy Clarke how to make the most of the great downloads on this issue’s fab free gift, an inspiring card making CD with over 100 exciting project idea.
Bead Making: Corinne Bradd shows Kristy Clark how to use the bead roller, a nifty gadget that can create perfect beads of equal size from polymer clay, quickly and effectively. Once they have been shaped and baked, these little beauties can be used for all sorts of projects, from jewellery to decorating picture frames and much more. You will find the instructions for this project on p98 of Crafts Beautiful, April ’07, priced £3.50 from all good newsagents.
Make some seriously funky accessories in the brightest shades of polymer clay. The clever roller forms professional-looking beads, perfect for stringing onto vibrant thread or memory wire. Corinne Bradd shows how to get to grips with the gadget and make the most of the resulting designs.
