Technique Corner: Moment in time

Moments never stay; they pass through life in a heart bit. This is a layout telling the story of a moment like that. This was a happy moment on a sunny winter morning, down on the beach board walk. This is a DT layout I did for My Punch’s Kit of the Month Club.  To mark the transience of time I used a ribbon in a special way. I adhered it to the layout not in a straight way, but in a wavy curled way, like a time line that twists and turns through history. A few challenges: Cards 365 #57: New Technique: New way to use ribbon Incy Wincy: sketch 4 Crafty Chicks #87: No stamping My Mum’s Craft Shop #54: The great outdoors Dutch Dare Cards #162 Totally Paper Crafts #114 Have fun creating! Einat

Reach for the stars

I have a paper with the planets on it in my stash for a long time just waiting for the right photos. Recently my astronomy buff son created a solar system wall in his room and I took photos of the process…of course. The final piece in the puzzle was Scrapping Everyday Miracles April sketch that the DT had to design. Everything came together just right and a layout was born. It’s a multi photos sketch and you still have time to join the fun and win a great prize.   For this layout I took a dark blue cardstock as a background. I cut all the stars from the patterned paper and added them to the layout with the photos. I created a asteroid belt from punched stars and spots of stickles. Created for: Pile it on #17: Sparkle and Shiny Tuesday Throwdown #95: Use Sparkle Color Throwdown #189 Totally Gorjuss #128: Boys Toys Creative Scrappers #205 Have fun creating! Einat

101 Flowers Tutorial #14: Quilled Flower

It’s time for another fun and easy tutorial for making flowers. This time a familiar and old form of art: Quilling. This form of art has been around for a long time and it’s believed it started with nuns a few hundred years ago. Here is how to make an easy flower: ·         Take 6 strips of red paper and a strip of white paper. If you don’t have quilling strips, you can cut them yourselves. Each strip is 1/8″ X 12″. ·         Roll one red strip tight. Then let it open a little bit between your fingers and adhere the edge. Repeat with other 5 strips. ·         Take each circle and pinch on one side to create a tear drop shape. ·         Roll white strip tight and adhere the edge. ·         Arrange all petals on a card and adhere. ·         Adhere the white circle on top as a center of the flower. Don’t forget week 2 of the Best …

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