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Sweet Treat Card

Hi everyone! Sandy here to share today's Tuesday Card Fold project. I wanted to share something that is easy to make with just some simple scoring and folding. But first, today's tip..... Score Tape is a must have in your craft box. It is one of the best tapes to use for bags and boxes.  Christmas was so hectic around my home this year. I thought I was already until I realized that I didn't have a little something for the kiddos' teachers (the night before the last day of school before break this weekend, oops). So I decided to make a quick sweet-treat card for them. How to make a Sweet- Treat Candy Card Here is what you will need: trimmer, bone folder, ribbon, scissors, craft knife, cardstock 8 1/2x11, score tape, a finished card and candy First you will score at 3cm, 6cm, 9cm and 12cm horizontally and then turn paper vertically and score at 3cm, flip and score other side at 3cm  Next, cut at score lines to 3cm vertical fold and then trim off ...

Never too early to start!!!

Christmas cards that is!!!  Here are a couple of twisted gift card holders that I have done for next year (which is in 2 days, lol) You can head over to Scrapbook Blessings Club for Challenge #9- Anything Goes using challenges 1-8. Challenge is sponsored by Stamp and Create for a $20 gift certificate to their store! Also linking up to:   Christmas Card Challenge- Anything Goes   Sweet Stamps- Anything Goes

Die Cutting - Monday

Hi, Cristina here with Monday's die cuts and I am sharing with you a die cut I just recently purchased at the Scrapbook Expo a couple months ago; but first...   MY TIP: make extras if they are a solid color that way you have them ready for a new project.                                     I used the 2 labels to make cute tags under each picture. Supplies Used:  Spellbinders Shapeabilities "Address Book",  DCWV "Home for Christmas" paper stack, Maya Road canvas banners, Art Minds wood chips, Sparkle and Sprinkle glitter and stamp set, Tim Holtz "Vintage Photo", also Kraft paper. I hope your enjoyed today's project. If you have a question, please leave it in the comments, and a DT member will get back to you.  You can visit me to see more card/project ideas at ...

Challenge #9: ANYTHING GOES

Hi friends! Its time for our first mini challenge... ANYTHING GOES!  Scrapbook Blessings Club design team will be sharing with you some techniques from our previous challenges, but first lets see who our winner for the Tag Challenge is and the design teams top picks!!!                                             The prize for this challenge comes from: Challenge #8:  Cards with a tag Sponsored by  Kenny K downloads Digi and rubber stamps from KennyK are a fun and edgy way to add the perfect dose of attitude and style to all of your creations!  Kenny K is giving away 3 digi stamps to the winner of our tag challenge....  Winner is sher  Top 3 Picks: Crafting Vicky  D~DesignsbyDragonfly  ...

My Friday Scrapbook Layout

A good Friday morning to all ... this is Carolyn from Granny Ma's Creative Blog with this Friday's Scrapbook layout.  My theme, or subject of interest is my great granddaughter, Isabella Grace. Tip: let you imagination flow   I have several scrapbook's started for my five granddaughters, one grandson and now the two great-grandchildren.  I will have a busy 2014, I'm sure. Thank you for stopping by to look at the finished page for Isabella's scrapbook.    Hope you have a blessed day and thanks for stopping by, Carolyn     

Decorative Pillow

Hello, Friends... And Merry Christmas!  Today I want to show you a pillow I made for a family member.   But first, my tip:  It's Christmas!  Love one another.   Check List: Pillow Insert - purchased at Walmart Pillow Cover - purchased at Walmart Flourish - purchased in Silhouette store Font - Precious Print-Cut-Iron-On - Square1 Decorative Couch Pillow using Square1 Iron-On I purchased an 18" square pillow insert and cover, both from Walmart.  The cover was $7.99 (I think) and the pillow was around the same in cost.  I should have bought these items at Hobby Lobby.  They had a bigger selection and I could have used their 40% off coupon. The swirl flourish was purchased in the Silhouette store for .50 cents.  I color-filled it in black. "Garrett" text was created using the Precious font (found at dafont.com). Flourish Swirl and Garrett text were first printed on Square1 Iron-on using my home printer.  It was ...

Glitter embossing

Hey kids!  It's Cindy for the Scrapbook Blessings Club blog today and I've got a fun glitter embossing technique to share with you.  TiP:  Be sure and close your Versamark pad before applying the embossing powder. Okay, grab the following supplies and let's get started :-) Versamark pad Embossing Tinsel (or you can use embossing pwd and glitter) Heat tool embossing folder baby wipe Steps: 1-open the embossing folder and generously apply Versamark to one side  (I used the raised side and got glitter coverage on the background of the embossed image) 2- put your cardstock inside the embossing folder and run it through your Cuttlebug 3- apply your embossing tinsel (this has glitter right in it)  or you can mix embossing powder with glitter about half and half ...should look like the photo below: I started with a white piece of cardstock.  As you can see I missed a little spot with the Versamark...oops. 4- put excess embossing p...

Sweet- Treat Candy Card

Hi everyone! Are we all ready for Christmas? I thought I was until I realized that I didn't have a little something for the kiddos teacher (the night before the last day of school before break this weekend, oops). So I decided to make a quick sweet-treat card for them. I am gonna share this tutorial with you and on She's a Sassy Lady Blog. I am Guest DT for today over there too. Its another great tutorial site you might want to check it out :) How to make a Sweet- Treat Candy Card Here is what you will need: trimmer, bone folder, ribbon, scissors, craft knife, cardstock 8 1/2x11, score tape and candy First you will score at 3cm, 6cm, 9cm and 12cm horizontally and then turn paper vertically and score at 3cm, flip and score other side at 3cm  Next, cut at score lines to 3cm vertical fold and then trim off to the first score line. See photo below. In the second column, you are going to make your window.   After you make your window (I just used my trimmer), You will add the score...