Day 11 of 25 in my Holiday Card Series. Enjoy! Visit my blog at: www.kwernerdesign.com SUPPLIES American Crafts Christmas cardstock (red) Stampin’ Up! cardstock in Whisper White Crate Paper North Pole patterned papers Crate Paper North Pole rubons BasicGrey Lime Rickey button (green) Uni-ball Signo Broad white pen Fiskars Scallop Sentiment edge punch Sassafras button BasicGrey Rubon Roller
Julia Andrus has brought back some great tools from CHA 2008. This video shows you how to combined paint mover tools with her paste paper technique. You can get these tools and more great ideas at: www.juliaandrus.com
Today, Julie Piesciuk steps behind the camera for the first time to direct this episode of Paper Crafting Trends. Assuming her role of demonstrator and host are two members of the film crew — Ray Piesciuk and Peg O’Donnell. Ray and Peg, who have no experience with crafting, do a fantastic job of demonstrating how to create three sports-themed scrapbook pages. All project instructions and patterns are available at www.papercraftingtrends.com.
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Part Two. This is a 5″x6.25″ paper bag album made from the Michael’s brand “Celebrate It” paper bags. It has a chipboard cover and canvas spine. This video includes the inside front cover and the first three layouts. To see pictures of the completed album, click here: thescrapbeach.blogspot.com
The Small Dog needs a basket to carry a pile of red licorice home. The Toymaker makes him a little basket from a plain piece of paper. Find more free toys at www.thetoymaker.com
