This card turned out perfect! It's created with two papers from the Polar Expressions Collection (Frosted Forest and Flannel PJs) and one of my new "dictionary flowers" with a felt covered iTop Brad. Now about the Dictionary Flowers: One day I happened upon a great blog post from Leah Fung from Scrapbooks, Etc magazine and she showed you in a video how to make these yummy dictionary paper flowers. So last weekend I met up with a friend and we went CRAZY making tons of these flowers in all shape...
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We have two super cute projects to show you created from the Polar Expressions collection. Below we've listed the supplies used and some tips and free downloads too!
Be Merry Christmas Card This hand-sanitizer (or hand soap) is simple to create. And the message can be customized to fit the recipient too. Click here for a free download of "hand phrase" text sheet used inside of hand soap/sanitizer. Have this copied on to a transparency sheet (with a laser printer, not ink jet). Most loca...
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We are so excited to have Melinda Spinks join us today! She sent us pictures of this amazing Christmas Wreath made from our Polar Expressions collection. So we invited her here to show us how she makes those amazing flowers (instructions below). We also wanted to give you the opportunity to get to know her too! Melinda lives happily on a farm in North East Victoria with her wonderful husband (The Farmer) and 2 precious children (The Farm Kids), plus 1 dog, 2 cats, 2 horses, 1 platypus and a rat...
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I started with some patterned paper cut to 4 1/8" x 5-1/4", and a darker strip (for contrast with my stamped gingerbread man) that was about 2 1/4" x 5-1/4". Adding a second layer of patterned paper helps to reinforce the spinning track. If you are using a cardstock front, you probably wouldn't need an extra layer unless you want it only for looks. For the spinning mechanism you will need two pennies and some kind of round dimensional adhesive that will hold the two pennies together. I didn't ...
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