Thursday, September 3, 2015
This is my first attempt at a tutorial with pictures so keep that in mind! We are making a fall wall hanging today!
If you bought my kit you will have everything you need, if not you will need: 4- 4in chipboard coasters, 4- squares of designer paper measuring 3 7/8 in. glitter paper cut with the word "fall" I used my silhouette to cut these at 4in default, some ribbon and embellishments!
Step 1. Lay out your coasters and find the bottom one with only two holes punched, I numbered mine 1-4 on the back to keep them straight while I worked.
Step 2. Apply glue or adhesive to the back of each of your papers and center onto your coasters, the paper is slightly smaller so try to get glue all the way to the edges...I used "green glue" or aka Stampin' Up Mutipurpose glue
Step 3. Once all four of your papers are glued down use an ink pen to poke the holes through the paper where your chipboard is already punched.
Step 4. (Optional) if you have ink and a dauber and would like to accent your coasters go ahead and ink the edges.
Step 5. Pull your ribbon front to back and secure with glue or tape on all of the coasters, make sure to use the long ribbon on the top and try to hang your ribbon equally so your coasters are straight!
Step 6. Once all your ribbons are secure (and straight) you can glue down the backing paper to cover the taped ribbon. Turn them over and add your lettering and embellishments, in the kit for the "f" block, there is a gray corduroy and small purple button, included is some linen thread if you want to thread your buttons like I did, along with 2 sequins, for the "a" block there is burlap heart and a small button (blue or green) with 3 more sequins, for the "l" block put down your textured leaf first add the letter and a button (blue or green) and 2 more sequins, the last "l" block has 2 wooden accents, a yellow string (bow) and 2 more sequins. I added a little ink to my wooden pieces but they look good naturally too! Have fun!
Monday, January 13, 2014
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Monday, November 11, 2013
Punch Art Monday!
Well I have decided to dedicate Mondays to Scrapbooking and of course Punch Art so here is my little turkey
Thursday, November 7, 2013
Wednesday, November 6, 2013
File Folder Card Using Envelope Punch Board
The Envelope Punch Board is my new favorite tool, keep checking back for new stuff you can do with this handy thing and if you want to play with it yourself you can order it HERE
Tuesday, November 5, 2013
Table Saw Birthday Card
Every year I give my father-in-law a 3-D birthday card, usually with a gift card of some sort. He has become more excited about what project I am going to come up with than the gift itself. I found this tutorial and spent a good long day putting it together and adding my own touches.
Monday, November 4, 2013
Best Of Snow
Sunday, November 3, 2013
My favorite new Tool from Stampin Up!
Hello Scrapbookers and Stampers.
Some of you have seen the new envelope punch board and some of you have not but let me tell you how awesome it is! You now can make an envelope for any size card and one of my favorite uses is making pockets for my scrap pages. Memorabilia pockets are a must have for all those goodies like report cards and ticket stubs!
Its available now from Stampin up for only $19.95
Saturday, November 2, 2013
I Love Fall
Although I am a Stampin Up girl, I share a motto "loyal to none" which means my craft room is parts and pieces from every company that I find worthy of my talents. This is my recent pages created with a little stampin up and a little bit of everything else on the shelf =)
Thursday, March 3, 2011
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