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Pentagon Box / Bag Tutorial DIY

Hey everyone! I'm stopping by to share a project I made for Amy Heller 's Color Splash! Challenge on the October Afternoon blog . OA prod...

#1 Stampin' Up! UK Demonstrator Pootles - Flower and Field Sale a Bration Sneak Peek! Yay, I have a sneak peek tutorial for you today! Sale a Bration

Gift Bags Instructions DIY step-by-step tutorial.

#1 Stampin' Up! Demonstrator Pootles - Extra Huge Fold Flat Box Tutorial using Stampin' Up! Fresh Florals How gorgeous is this box? It's huge! And it

Hi friends, Following on from my post last week, I played around with Jacquie’s Scalloped Tag Topper Punch Box and made a couple of modifications. I wanted the new box to have flaps on the in…

Small fabric box to be filled up with all the AS from the Perfume challenge.

Hello everyone! I have some fun news to share, I am going to part of the brand new Eileen Hull Inspiration Team. This fabulous team will bring you a lot of inspiration on using Eileen's fabulous Sizzix dies. I've loved Eileen's dies every since I used them the first time. They are so clever and versatile and make 3-D projects very easy to make. I've picked out a some of my favourite projects made with Eileen's dies. I am not good at picking favourites, since I always have too many. Here's an attempt: One of my top favourites of Eileen's dies is the Candy Drawer die. I used it to make the base for this shadow box, which contains a lot of my favourite elements: ink, stamps, small meaningful details, a special photo and fun techniques. You can find the full tutorial here. I've also used the Candy Drawer die to make a Memory Children's Game, a gift box and a Chest of Drawers. I like to use dies in ways they were not originally intended. This is the Chest of Drawers, made with the same Candy Drawer die. I use it to store my Tim Holtz Idea-ology embellishments. You can find a full tutorial here. I also made a large version of this as an Advent calender. Another of my favourite projects with Eileen's dies is the Heart Shadow Boxes (the original tutorial is here), where I used similar photos of my grandmother, mother and myself to create three shadow boxes. I love birds and I've made quite a few using the Bird die, these are some of them. It is also a tutorial. ' Eileen's dies aren't just for 3-D projects, I use them a lot on layouts and for cardmaking too. Here I used dies from the Picket Fence Collection. I had so much fun making this Love ATC box, filled with ATC cards. The box was made with the Artist Trading Card Box die and I also used some of Eileen's great flower dies. You can find the tutorial here. Finally, four Inky Artist Trading Blocks. This is such a fun new concept, which Amy Bowerman came up with. I used family photos from different generations, Tim Holtz Stampers Anonymous stamps and Distress Ink to make these. You can find the tutorial here.  There is also a brand new challenge, the Art with Heart Challenge is a monthly celebration of creativity. Each month the Inspiration Team will be showcasing projects using Eileen Hull’s innovative Sizzix dies and following a broad theme left open to creative interpretation. We invite you to play along with us. We want this to be a place for everyone to create, inspire and share. We would love to see what you do with Eileen Hull’s products but this is not a requirement. There will also be prizes to be won. You can read more about the challenge here. Our theme this month is 'New Beginnings'. I hope you will join us! Happy crafting! Anna-Karin

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Its about that time... tea time! Everyday we stop in the afternoon to take a moment to have tea together. It gives us a chance to take a br...

#1 Stampin' Up! Demonstrator Pootles - Forever Greenery No Cut, No Glue, No Score (!) Pinch Pouch Happy Monday everyone! Well, we are almost ready for the

Here's a closer look at the projects that I presented at our recent Stampin' Up! Regionals in Hobart. Box Bag - Chocol...

Realmente increíbles esculturas miniatura por Hea Kyung un artista originaria de la Republica de Korea quien esta dedicada a la creación de casas

These cards are ready to download, add your own text and print. With a watercolor lemon design they are fresh and full of Summer inspiration.

Bookish things for those with a fetish for books. See previous entries here.__________________________1. The Dictionary Wall: Apartment therapy offers a novel of a DIY project; the dictionar

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Consider this old-fashioned geetar a much needed break from Rock Band. (You might want to start saving the rubber band that wraps your daily newspaper, by the way.)

For children, this important message can get lost among the electronics, board games and baby dolls. Let’s keep it in front of them with a Christmas object lesson! This object lesson, that I like to call the “Wrapping Paper or the Gift?” is easy, highly-visual and kids will get it!

Stampin' Up! Demonstrator Pootles - Scalloped Tag Topper Box using Floral Paper Spin it then Pin it! So as we are nearing the end of May, I'm bracing

25 Quiet Time Activities for Kids. Keep your kids entertained with these educational activities.

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For a last-minute Mother's Day gift, look no further than our creative crafts. To delight and surprise her, we have the best last-minute Mother's Day ideas from handmade gifts, recipes, flowers, and cards.

Good Morning!....I'm still having fun playing with the "Scalloped Tag Topper" punch and thought l would share a simple & cute little milk carton style box that l created with it and the "Petal Parade" SAB stamp set and some In-colours. To create the box, l used two strips of Naturals White cardstock, the first piece was 2" X 10" and the second was 2-1/2" x 10". Both pieces were scored @ 2"-4"-6"-8". The 2" piece is punched at both ends using the Scalloped tag punch The 2-1/2" piece is also scored vertically @ 1/4" & 2.1/4". Remove excess tabs (see pic below) I hope this makes sense, but if not please drop me an email or comment and l will try to explain further..:0) "Thanks for stopping by" All supplies used are Stampin Up unless noted! (ribbon from my stash)

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How to Make a Double Zipper Box Pouch Learn to make this double zipper box pouch. This is a take on the standard boxy zippered pouch.

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Hi, and welcome to my "home for Christmas, day 2!!! :) :) I'm really in a bit of a hurry today. I'm off to Moss to have a class. So I'll sh...

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Upcycle books into gem-shaped book sculptures! Great little organizer or home decor item.

This farmhouse style pinafore apron is an easy sewing project to make and provides full coverage while cooking.

Hello, Crafters. Today we’re celebrating Harvest Festival at our Church. This is the first time I’ve celebrated Harvest time with my new Church, because I joined in November last year. All the food that gets donated will be taken to our local Food Hub. After today’s service we’ll be having a Shepherd’s Pie lunch together. ... Read More about Floating Christmas Trees w/o Acetate

Stampin' Up! Demonstrator Pootles - Triple Yankee Candle Tea Light Box Spin it then Pin it! How pretty are these boxes?! I love this Floral Boutique Paper

Where have I been? What have I been doing? Making mini albums:) I am so thoroughly addicted! This one is like an exploding box, only instead of a gift or a tea light inside, there are mini albums. I had the MOST FUN making this because the paper is absolutely to die for:) It is the French Country collection from Graphic 45. I used a 12 x 12 pad, a, 8 x 8 pad a package of chipboard die cuts, and a package of tags and envelopes. I saw a picture of an exploding box mini album on line and set out to make my own after studying the pictures. Constructing the box was the hardest part. I can make all kinds of boxes from cardstock, but I thought this needed to be made from chipboard in order to support the weight of the book. I had to make the lid twice to get it to fit correctly. The bottom looks like a cross when it is open - that is two separate sections one adhered on top of the other. I couldn't figure out how else to do it. Outside of the box. The handles are Paper Studio from Hobby Lobby. Side of box on the outside. Top of box on the outside. When you remove the lid the box explodes open and looks like this. The main section is the envelope mini on the right. On the left and behind the envelope mini, are two accordion sections. The top skinny portion is just for decoration while the bottom skinny portion (side of box) contains two mini envelopes with journaling tags. This accordion file folder, with photo mounts for six photos. The file photo mounts inside were made with my Stampin' Up! Envelope Punch Board. The closure on the front flap is a magnetic snap from Basic Gray. Made with 3 black envelopes cut down a bit. Photo mats inside accordion file folder. Photo mats inside accordion file folder. Decorative section. Love this rooster! Envelopes contain journaling tags. The first page in the main section which has a Stack the Deck binding system. This mini is made from black envelopes. This page has an opening at the top for a card containing 4 mats for photos or journaling. Inside of the same card above. Back of the same card above. The back of the first page has a pocket for journaling tags. The journaling tag on the left is a portion of the paper that I cut and put on a card for photos and journaling. Inside card from above photo. This envelope page also has file folder style photo mounts inserted in the top section. Back of the cards shown above. Sigh... isn't this gorgeous paper! Another page set up in the same way. Alternating pages are open from the side for side loading tags. The last page in the envelope mini, with the other accordion file folder on the right.