Club Scrap Moroccan Kit Blog Hop

 

 Welcome to my blog today!!  Well things are all back to normal electronically here now...my laptop is back and up and running and we have a new internet service provider which is way way way more reliable!

This month I made a couple of fun cards - hope you enjoy them!!

Both cards use the same basic process.
1.  Stamp this image onto red, green, and cream colored cardstock.

2.  Then stamp this image over the top of the first image:

3.  Trim out the pieces:

4.  Ink edges of each piece.

Flower Card:
Punch a circle and cover in adhesive and start adding red pieces, layering as you go, you can bend pieces or pedals and use popdots underneath them to give them lots of dimension.

 Create the card back by running a piece of cardstock through a embossing folder and ink with 2 shades of brown.

Add the flower and a sentiment to the card back.

Ornaments card:
Fold each of the little pieces in half and glue 1 edge to another edge adhering 3 pieces together, 1 green, 1 red, and 1 cream.  Rubberstamp the tree image from Aurora Borelis kit sideways like a tree branch.  Hand draw strings from branch down to where you adhere the ornament.

Now would you like to see some more great creative ideas using this month's kit from ClubScrap???  Just check out the next participant in the Blog Hop, please visit Annette Dragon for more!  You can also visit ClubScrap's Blog for the full list of participants.

The majority of the materials used in this project are from ClubScrap. TFL DebDuzScrappin

ClubScrap Technique Challenge - Watercolored Snowman

Watercolor Snowman

So today I am posting my entry for the technique challenge at Clubscrap HERE. I did have to improvise because I didn't have - ok lets be honest - I couldn't FIND my watercolor pencils...man I need to declutter my scraproom - anyways I had to just use watercolor paints...

The majority of the materials used in this project are from ClubScrap. TFL DebDuzScrappin

ClubScrap November Artist Challenge

Club Scrap Artist Challenge

This month's challenge is all about holiday projects. With Christmas only weeks away, we were given some past stamp sets including Homemade Holiday UM stamp sheet and the I'll Be Gnome for Christmas UM stamp sheet to create some goodies for you all!!

As I was sitting at my desk contemplating what to make - I noticed my stack of manila folders leftover from doing the ALSB at retreat this year and decided to make a Christmas planner using a folder.  This way I can keep my shopping lists for gifts, stocking stuffers, meals, holiday decorations, etc.  I can keep a list of meals ideas for the holidays.  I can print out a calendar for one tag.  I can keep a list for who to send Christmas cards to and who I receive cards from...Keep todo lists, track budgets, etc.

Supplies:
Manila Folder
Cardstock (Moroccan kit)
Rubberstamps
Ink
Eyelets
Ribbons

Instructions:
1.  Take manila folder and re-fold exactly in half.  Then fold each side in half.  Then fold from the bottom up the bottom 1/3rd as shown:

2.  Ink edges.

3.  Cut panels in red, green, brown to fill all the spots on the planner.

4.  Use liquid glue and adhere the bottom flap  to the top at just the fold lines:

5. Rubberstamp images on to front lower panels as shown:

6.  Cut panels for back side of planner and rubberstamp:

7.  Punch holes in sides and use snowflake eyelets and ribbon to finish off the sides of the planner.

8. Cut panels to fit into pockets and add tag toppers.

9.  Cut a 1 inch strip and create a band to hold the whole package together.

10. Embellish band.

The majority of the materials used in this project are from ClubScrap. TFL DebDuzScrappin

Digital LO - Mohito Time

I totally love the new digital kit from Club Scrap Retreat this year - Fairies!!! Ok its not really call Fairies - it is called Enchanted Forest and you can grab it HERE.   Love all the elements of this kit and so here is my first digital layout using it!!

The majority of the materials used in this project are from ClubScrap. TFL DebDuzScrappin