May 27th, 2010
In the last post you had a chance to see the flower I designed from the new Sizzix Dies. But! You don’t have to have those Dies, you can make them yourself! Here’s how: 1. Cut strips of paper. Use any pattern or solid paper. you can stamp, paint and ink it. You can cut as many strips as you want and in any size you want. I used: 8 strips – 5 inches on 3/4 of an inch (13 x 2 cm) 12 strips – 4.5 inches on 3/4 of an inch (11.5 x 2 cm) 6 strips – 4 inches on 3/4 of an inch (10 x 2 cm)2. Cut the edges of the strips to form an arrow. Punch a hole on each side.3. Cut 5 circles 3/4 of an inch (1.5 cm) in diameter. Punch two holes side by side to make the circles look like buttons. You can also use actual buttons. 4. Cut a piece of wire, about 6 inches long. 5. Thread the …
May 19th, 2010
Here is another layout for my sweet young boy. He got a kit for building a dinosaur, and being a big fan of dinosaurs he started working right away. I tried to take some pictures, a task that was not easy at all. He was so excited and he was moving from side to side making it hard to capture the excitement without blur. For this layout I used a lot of dimension especially in the embellishments and the letters. I used chipboard for the tree branch and leaves, as well as the dinosaur. I dyed all the chipboard with chalk ink to get a sort of Crayon look, as if it was painted by a kid. I always try to stretch my supplies as far as I can, so I used the inner part of the foam letters “O”, “B” and “A” to create the dots on the dinosaur’s back. I also created more dimension by using two foam …
April 17th, 2010
I am a big fan of recyceling. I love altered art and the fact that you can take something and turn it to something completly different. Every week I throw the milk carton and think to my self, if only I could do something with it… and then I thought of a great ides: A recipe box! I will turn the milk carton to a special place for my recipes. All the recipes will be written on cards and they will be organized, standing up right, in the box. After I washed it I covered it with paper. I cut the box on three sides, leaving the back intact. Keeping it closed was tricky, I wanted it to be nice but strong, so I decided to use a ribbon that can be tied and opened. The only question was how to connect the ribbon to both sides. For the bottom part I used a chipboard tag and for the upper part I used …
March 7th, 2010
Hello everyone! Finally I have a blog. the road was long, and it took me a long time, but I did it…it’s ready. This blog will be my place to share with you, all that is design, scrapbooking and creations in my life. It will also have tips, projects, ideas, freebies, giveaways and prizes! It will be a fun, creative & interesting place. for those of you who don’t know me… I started creating about 10 years ago when I decided to make a baby scrapbook for a friend of mine. as time passed it kind of took over until the hobby became a profession. I started a small business for custome made scrapbooks and workshops. I was published in the first and only craft magazine in Israel, and in the first on line Israeli magazine. I was featured in the most popular TV channel’s website in a series of clips teaching scrapbooking projects. since then I developed and expaned to working with companies outside …
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