TJ Great Gifts CD Blog Hop

Hello

Technique Junkie fans!

 

Here we are with another wonderful

new cd for you:

 

The GREAT GIFTS CD

and you find all the info

 HERE.

 

This time it is a cd full of wonderful

gift projects. And with Christmas less

then 100 days away you need

this one to  make wonderful gifts

for your family and friends.

 

Not only for Christmas, but for all

kinds of occasions you can youse these

projcts.On the cd are 40 projects

and here  is an example:

 

I made a toolbox,

which is of course a great

gift for Father's Day. But I used it for a

friends, whose daughter went to a new school

this year and gave this to her

with new school stuff inside

that she might be needing.

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All images are by Create with TLC.

Today's project is in celebration of the launch of the NEW Great Gifts CD from The Technique Junkie Newsletter! The CD contains 40 papercrafting projects with gifts for all occasions. There are boxes, bags, surprises and even explosions on this CD! The CD is just $14.95 plus postage. A full list of what is on the CD – with pictures of each project – is available http://techniquejunkies.com/great-gifts-cd.htmland and you can see the table of contents here: http://techniquejunkies.com/CD_indexes/Great_Gifts_Table_of_Contents.pdf

 

If you started here, you may want to head back to the Design Team blog,
 so you can see all of the gorgeous artwork from the beginning. If you arrived here from

Jane Bosi's blog

 http://janesaddiction.typepad.com ,

 you are in the right place! 

and if you like to see more, go to the wonderful
Holly Brown:

 http://glitterstampsandink.blogspot.com

All in all there are 12 blogs to inspire you

after seeing all the wonderful artwork,
I am sure you want that Great Gift CD.
 

Have a creative day!

Jewish New Year

 To all 

my Jewish friends:

 

Have a healthy, 

happy and

creative 5773!

 

TH September tag

 Another month has gone by 

and Tim holtz has posted a new tag

with tutorial and challenged all of us

to add our own version of his tag.

You can see it all here:

http://timholtz.com/12-tags-of-2012-september/

 Here is my version of the

September tag. I choose to use Tim's 

mini phone die and not the typewriter.

 On top i used the T charm (also for telephone)

and I added glossy accent on top
of the painted form to give it the real

old bakelite telephone look.

The imnage i used is by Create with TLC,

I love the vintage image. I pinned some vintage looking

brads on the picture. I used some wire

from the phone to the earpiece,.I wirlt it around

a thin pencil an it gave the phone an even more real look.

 And here is the bottom of my tag. Behind the words 

you sea a tine bit out of a real phonebook.

(I use pages out of an old phonebook

underneath my stamping!) On the dial I wrote

the numbers and some more wire.

Thanks for looking!

 Have a creative day!

Elephants

Today we are celebrating  

Michael Strong's

Cloisonné Elephant Stamp

 

Don't you love elephants?

Well if you do, see what I have come up with.

 I have made an irisfolding  and stamping card for you.

On top of the card you see how I cut out the large elephant 

and used it as a template for irisfolding.

You find the template below:

 

Save this template with the right mouse click

to your own computer and print to use it.

 Here you see the finished irisfolding again.

Where it says A and B on the template, I used a large

strip of paper to cover the paws and the tail.

You can do this with a contrasting color if you like.

The sentiment you see here is by Club Scrap.

If you have never done any irisfolding, or 

need a refresh course take a look here for my tutorial:

http://craftchaos.blogspot.nl/2010/07/frame-en-irisvouwen-frame-and.html

 The botom of the card is with the little elephants, 

stamped in versamark and embossed with copper

embossing powder. Around the border of the card

I stamped the flower in vintage distress ink.

 Here an other sample with irisfolding.

Stamped in black on one side of the card

and in irisfolding technique on the other side.

The sentiment here is also by Club Scrap.

 Have a creative day!

Create with Blog Hop soon!!

 Create with TLC BLOG HOP

you know what that means:

beautiful artwork

and freebies

on each blog you go to.

The Tlc Design Team and Paulette

will be throwing another one of their  fabulous Hops~!

Date:  September 30th

Theme: Celebrating Children,

in honor of Children's Day in October

..........so start warming up those engines

....nimbling up those fingers.......

breaking in those hopping shoes~!  

Cuz we are going to HOP~

 See you there and

meanwhile......

have a creative day!

Summer 2012

 Another week went by and here is a new  page

for my Weekly Chronicles over at the

Club Scrap forum.

The theme for this week is, what you did

for summer vacation, but  I did not go anywhere.

Though something very special happened.

I became a grandma this summer,

so that is what my page is about.

 I used papers from the Sorento kit by Club Scrap

as well as the big cirle flower.

The lettering and the small flower

are by Michael Strong.

 (click on the photo to see a larger version)

On the flower I  used different colors of 

embossing poder to give it this look.

The circle and the scalloped circle are

done with spelbinder dies.

 

Have a creative day!

Published in Club Scrap Rap

 

Every month with the new Club Scrap box

one finds an online magazine to download

with wonderful new inspiration 

on what to do with the newly received box.

As you all know I am a technique Junkie, so sometimes

I send in an idea for a technique to Tricia Morris

owner of Club Scrap. She liked it so much and

made it into an article in the Scrap Rap magazine.

You see the printed page below.

So for techniquie of the month at the Club Scrap

forum for September, I thought it would be

fun to see what others would make of this technique:

"Acryl Paint Background"

A fun technique for cards, art journaling and scrapbooking.

This is what you need:

acrylic paint: white and colors

paper, white and black

brush, water, scissor

Club Scrap bookbinding glue

masking paper

you can use a stencil

fashion magazine

spray paint, like glimmer mist

white ink pad

stamps

white and black marker

(tip: for white these white correction pens

work wonderfully!)

1.  Start with white and a color of
 acrylic paint.

Color all of the page.

2.    While the paint is drying, 

find a magazine and cut out a picture

You can also use your own photo’s. 

3.    Glue the magazine cut out 

on black paper and cut out together.

4. Take a white inkpad and stamps 
to cover the cut out shape 
on the black paper side.

    You can use words 
or abstract stamps.

5. Take the masking tape to cut out stars
or cicles or flowers etc.

Stick all the stars (or forms you cut out 

from the masking paper) on the dried

    painted background and find a matching spray ink

 (a little darker).

6. Spray on your paper in a pizzabox

7. Take the stars off the background 

and glue your cut out form to

the painted background. 

I did this with bookbinding glue 
and even added a layer on top 
for varnish effect.

8. Finished artwork: use white and black crayon

 and white and black marker to doodle

and stamp some wordart and other 

decorations to finish your artwork.

This is the page in the Club Scrap magazine.

 If you click on the picture

you can see a larger version. 

Hope you give it a try 

and share your artwork in the Club Scrap forum

here: http://www.clubscrapcommunity.com/distribution/

 Have a creative day!