Fold paper in half.
Cut paper but don't go all the way.
Roll the strips up randomly.
Detailing Alphabets
Use sand paper to sand the letters.
Add distress ink on top.
Add Stickles or any kind of glitter.
(I also added Glossy accents to my sample:) )
Thursday, December 22, 2011
How did I do that ...by Tomoko
Paper Roll
Fold paper in half.
Cut paper but don't go all the way.
Roll the strips up randomly.
Detailing Alphabets
Use sand paper to sand the letters.
Add distress ink on top.
Add Stickles or any kind of glitter.
(I also added Glossy accents to my sample:) )
Fold paper in half.
Cut paper but don't go all the way.
Roll the strips up randomly.
Detailing Alphabets
Use sand paper to sand the letters.
Add distress ink on top.
Add Stickles or any kind of glitter.
(I also added Glossy accents to my sample:) )
Friday, December 16, 2011
How did I do that- Sugar Rose tutorial by KristineB
Here is how I made the sugared rose on the bottom left corner of my layout:
1. Gather the following supplies: patterned paper, a large and a medium flower punch, sprayable water or mist, a makeup sponge or mouse pad, a marker or pen with a rounded tip, a thin paintbrush or skewer, liquid adhesive, glossy accents, and diamond dust.
2. Punch 2 large and 3 medium flowers.
3. Lightly dampen the punched flowers with water or other mist.
4. Place a large punched flower onto the makeup sponge or mouse pad and using the rounded tip of a marker, press the center of the dampened flower down firmly onto the sponge. This action shapes the flower center into a rounded shape so that there will be room for the flower bud to sit. Repeat this with the other large punched flower.
5. While still damp, curl the petals of one of the large punched flowers down tightly around the thin paintbrush handle or skewer.
6. While still damp, curl the petals of the other large punched flower up tightly around the paintbrush handle.
7. While still damp, shape each of the small punched flowers around the rounded tip of the marker.
8. Shape the second small punched flower tighter than the first and the third tighter than the second. Let all 5 pieces dry completely before moving on.
9. Use a generous amount of liquid adhesive to adhere the upward-rolled flower on top of the downward-rolled flower. Then place these onto the makeup sponge or mouse pad and using the rounded tip of a marker, press the center of the flower down firmly onto the sponge. This will reinforce that rounded shape so that the bud will fit nicely into it. Allow to dry.
10. Use a generous amount of liquid adhesive to adhere the three small flower pieces inside one another to form the flower bud.
11. Adhere flower bud to center of flower and allow to dry. I have found that the more liquid adhesive used, the better, as when it stiffens it will strengthen the shape of the flower. Next place small amounts of glossy accents on the petals as desired.
12. Immediately press the glossy-accented-part of the flower into the diamond dust.
A simple yet beautiful sugared rose
1. Gather the following supplies: patterned paper, a large and a medium flower punch, sprayable water or mist, a makeup sponge or mouse pad, a marker or pen with a rounded tip, a thin paintbrush or skewer, liquid adhesive, glossy accents, and diamond dust.
2. Punch 2 large and 3 medium flowers.
3. Lightly dampen the punched flowers with water or other mist.
4. Place a large punched flower onto the makeup sponge or mouse pad and using the rounded tip of a marker, press the center of the dampened flower down firmly onto the sponge. This action shapes the flower center into a rounded shape so that there will be room for the flower bud to sit. Repeat this with the other large punched flower.
5. While still damp, curl the petals of one of the large punched flowers down tightly around the thin paintbrush handle or skewer.
6. While still damp, curl the petals of the other large punched flower up tightly around the paintbrush handle.
7. While still damp, shape each of the small punched flowers around the rounded tip of the marker.
8. Shape the second small punched flower tighter than the first and the third tighter than the second. Let all 5 pieces dry completely before moving on.
9. Use a generous amount of liquid adhesive to adhere the upward-rolled flower on top of the downward-rolled flower. Then place these onto the makeup sponge or mouse pad and using the rounded tip of a marker, press the center of the flower down firmly onto the sponge. This will reinforce that rounded shape so that the bud will fit nicely into it. Allow to dry.
10. Use a generous amount of liquid adhesive to adhere the three small flower pieces inside one another to form the flower bud.
11. Adhere flower bud to center of flower and allow to dry. I have found that the more liquid adhesive used, the better, as when it stiffens it will strengthen the shape of the flower. Next place small amounts of glossy accents on the petals as desired.
12. Immediately press the glossy-accented-part of the flower into the diamond dust.
A simple yet beautiful sugared rose
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Video Tutorial with the Dec. Limited Edition Kit...
Hey Everyone....It's Delaina and I have the Video for December ready for viewing. I just loved playing with the Limited Edition Kit. It's completely beautiful and I know you will love it.
Click on photo for a close up view...
Don't forget the Design Team Gallery....The girls have done a fantastic job creating beautiful projects to inspire you....go here...
Sunday, December 4, 2011
It's Christmas at My Creative Scrapbook...
and do we have a Reveal for You!!! The Design Team have been busy creating beautiful projects that make these kits shine! Check out all the beautiful creations.... here....
The Main Kit has so many beautiful festive pieces...Authentique, Bo Bunny, Echo Park, and Petaloo...
The Creative Kit is so wonderful and filled with seasonal goodies for your pages and projects....it has lots of Echo Park, My Minds Eye and Pebbles...
The Main Kit has so many beautiful festive pieces...Authentique, Bo Bunny, Echo Park, and Petaloo...
The Creative Kit is so wonderful and filled with seasonal goodies for your pages and projects....it has lots of Echo Park, My Minds Eye and Pebbles...
The Limited Edition Kit is ...Oh So Gorgeous! It's loaded with My Minds Eye, Authentique, Melissa Frances, and Prima...
The Album Kit is just divine...It's packed with beautiful Melissa Frances and lots more....a real beauty, for sure...
The Flower Kit...Yummy Flowers...
Happy Scrapping!!!
Thursday, December 1, 2011
Yea!!!! it is time for the December sneaks...We are so excited for you to see the Amazing things the girls have created for you.
Girls it is time for December Sneaks, The girls blew me away with their Amazing pages and wait until you see the altered and home decor items that they created for you!!!
Here is a little sneak of all that is to be revealed on the 5th
Happy Holidays from My Creative Scrapbook!
Main kit sneaks:
Pos
Limited Edition kit sneaks:
Creative kit sneaks:
Album kit sneaks:
Now accepting pre-orders for these kits until they are gone! just put Dec. kits in the message box of your order. Wait list customers will be filled 1st. Happy Holidays from My Creative Scrapbook!
Here is a little sneak of all that is to be revealed on the 5th
Happy Holidays from My Creative Scrapbook!
Main kit sneaks:
Pos
Limited Edition kit sneaks:
Creative kit sneaks:
Album kit sneaks:
Now accepting pre-orders for these kits until they are gone! just put Dec. kits in the message box of your order. Wait list customers will be filled 1st. Happy Holidays from My Creative Scrapbook!
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