We’re featuring one of our past kits every week and this week’s kit is November 2007. Here’s another project for your inspiration, created with the cd-case-calendar and kit supplies by DT Alumnus Denise.
The kit is on sale this week for $19.99 and we have other great specials as well. Details can be found in this week’s blog posts.
by DanielaScraptivity.
- Choose a frame and remove the glass.
- Distress the frame using gold acrylic ink.
- Cut an internal frame using white cardstock.
- Stamp the Glitz Frames (add on) on two sides of the white frame (Victorian Velvet distress ink).
- Cut a piece of Child’s Play paper and glue it behind the cradstock frame.
- Distress the border of the White Rabbit card (add on) and glue it down.
- Add two domino pieces on the right side and on bottom of the card.
- Make two paper roses and glue them under the stamped frames.
- Add tiny roses around the bottom rose.
Find out about this kit at http://www.scraptivity.com/about_kits.html
By AnnieScraptivity.
- Cut a piece of Kismet Numbers to the size required for your case.
- Embellish with Bazzill Maraschino and lettering as you wish.
- Embellish with domino provided in kit.
By KelliScraptivity.
I {heart} mini domino book 3
Supplies:
Dominoes white
Glitz Designs: Kismet collection Numbers and Ledger
Graphic 45: Playtimes Past collection Child’s Play and Check It Out
Inkadinkado: Clear Stamp Set – Games
monogram ‘i’ rub-on
Kelli used this tutorial to make the book: http://www.hgtv.com/crafting/domino-diary-pendant/index.html
Instead of a journal pendant, she made it a mini book about those she loves. Kelli cut out pictures of her family and adhered them to the pages.
By Janine Rachau.
- Adhere Webster’s Pages: Bloomers ribbon with blooms Aqua along the top of a 4″ pot.
- Fill the pot with crafters’ foam leaving 3/4″ at the top.
- Begin the rose with the same technique that Stephanie used in the March kit, Janine changed it a little by using a scalloped or curvy edge to my circle.
- Use Esmerelda for this beautiful teal and red color combination.
- Janine thought the pattern to this paper was perfect! Her general template was just a guide; she cut more free-hand with a wavy edge as she went in the circle inward.
- Then, roll it just the same as Stephanie did, showing on Scraptivity’s blog. This is the base.
- Cut multiple petals free-hand, generally in the shape of a curvy teardrop. Bend, fold and manipulate them to curve and attach to the base, shaping it into the likeness of a mature rose.
- Attach a fake flower stem and/or felted wire to the back.
- Push it into the center of the craft foam.
- Cover the top with potpourri.
By Carole Stirrat.
- Using a canvas (not provided in kit) spray with Glimmer Mist in several colours (additional colours are available in S! Store).
- Use KaiserCraft patterned paper to die cut an apron form.
- Embellish apron with border punches, inking, stitching, Webster’s Pages bloomers ribbon, and pearls cut away from Prima pearl centers.
- Cut a frame with a die cut machine or hand-cut, stitch around edges, spray one side with Glimmer Mist and adhere somewhat behind apron die cut. Add a title.
- Die cut a branch or use a premade branch as Carole has – hers is an add-on from Prima.
- Embellish with handmade flowers as well as Petaloo’s white flowers.
- Screw hooks into the bottom of canvas’ wood frame and hang some aprons.
Close-up image:
By Stephanie Zito.
- Cut piece of Candle cardstock 4.75×2.5” and trim top corners to form a tag. Distress and ink edges with Brown ink (Stephanie used Distress ink).
- Cut piece of TCP Lemon Love 1.75×4.5” and trim top two corners as shown. Distress and ink edges with Brown.
- Stamp flower stamp on small piece of Lemon Love paper with Brown ink (Stephanie used Memento). Cut out stamped image with scissors and ink edges with brown ink.
- Spray a piece of paper towel with Meadow Green Glimmer Mist and let dry.
- Free-hand cut flower stem and leaves. Ink edges with dark green ink (Stephanie used Distress ink). Adhere to tag as shown.
- Punch a hole as shown in top of tag, insert eyelet and set (extra) and thread with piece of twine (extra) and attach to gift basket.
- All contents, including the metal tub for the basket, were purchased at the dollar store (seeds, raffia, gardening gloves, spray bottle and shovel).
By Carole Stirrat.
- Cover half top of a plain wooden frame with Bazzill cardstock that has been sprayed with Mustard Seed Glimmer Mist.
- Cover bottom half of frame using TPC Studios patterned paper.
- Ink edges.
- Glue on Making Memories printed twill, tie a bow and glue in center.
- Stamp Inkandinkado flower stamp on white cardstock.
- Paint with Shimmerz (from March 2010 kit) and add clear Stickles (available in store). Attach to frame.
Close-up image:
Two special guests are coming in the next few weeks!!!
This month, Jen Starr is here from May 28-31st with 6 amazing classes!
More information, including class descriptions and images, can be found on Bizzy B’s May calendar here:
http://bizzyb.ca/?page_id=31&mo=5&yr=2010
In June, Sally Lynn MacDonald will be here on June 11-12th with 4 wonderful classes!
Check the June calendar for details, including more information about Sally Lynn, class descriptions, and images:
http://bizzyb.ca/?page_id=31&mo=6&yr=2010
Be sure to reserve your spots quickly so you don’t miss out! Call the store to book your spots at 416-203-0433 or toll free at 1-877-867-8267 if your area is long distance from Toronto.
Also, check out the details below this photo for a special offer!
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=5279632&id=169988544749#!/photo.php?pid=5279616&id=169988544749&fbid=420528959749
By Nora Thorburn.
- Use one piece of Floral Border on the lid of the box.
- Cut the border motif and applied it to the edges of the top of the box, after applying the centre part of the paper to the lid.
- The central motif was made from Aluminum sheet.
- Use the Flower stamp to guide embossing.
- The lining was made with pink cardstock bought to match the patterned paper (and my MIL likes pink.)
Inside:
