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CRAFT/ TECHNIQUE TUTORIALS

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This is a quick reference tutorial list consisting of both written posts from past/current SBC DT members .  Also included are past Sunday's Tutorial Challenge Posts, some with You Tube videos to refer to.  Please feel free to use for inspiration, however do not copy and post actual pictures,
 thank you- SBC DT

 Tutorials:

 Cardstock Quick Guide

 Christmas Mini Brag Book

 Clear Block Stamping

 Corner Bookmarker

 Cricut EasterEgg Wraps

 Diaper Cake

 Diaper Cake 2

 Die Cut Tips for Bulk Images

 Die Cutting and Quilling

 DIY Glimmer Mist

 Easy Distress Flowers

 Explosion Box

 Fast and Easy Christmas Card Tips

 Faux Color Embossing

 Fridge Magnets

 Glossy Accents

 Goodie Bag Toppers

 Iron On Vinyl

 Making your own background paper

 Mini Album

 Organizing Ribbon

 Paper Piecing

Toilet Paper Pumpkin (non-sewing)

 Vinyl Basics

 CRAFT/TECHNIQUE VIDEOS
Techniques:


Christmas Card Share 

Digital stamp coloring with Photoshop

Distress Ink Techniques - Part 1 - SBC Tutorial

Distress Ink Techniques - Part 2 - SBC Tutorial

Distress Ink Techniques - Part 3 - SBC Tutorial

Distress Ink Techniques - Part 4 - SBC Tutorial

How To Decorate a Planner (For Beginners)

Spotlight Technique -

Quick Tip: How To Organize Scrap Paper



Batty Halloween Card - SBC Tutorial with Sunsational Stamps


DIY Christmas Treat Bags

Deco Foil Tutorial- Scrapbook Blessings Club DT Post

Easy Halloween Card Tutorial -SBC Design Team Project

Ghost Card - SBC Tutorial

Hall Pass -

Handmade Envelopes Tutorial -SBC Design Team

Locking Card Mechanism - Anniversary Ed - SBC

Paper Butterfly Tutorial

Polka Dot CAS Card
https://multiplicitycrafts.wordpress.com/2017/01/20/polka-dot-cas-card/

Sunburst -

Vinyl Record Card for Music Lovers!



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