Celebration Stencilled Star Wall Hanging - Joggles DT

Today over on the Joggles Blog I have a fun home decor item to share. Originally, I thought I would make a Christmas wall hanging but as the holidays will be over before my blog post is shared, I decided to use the star stencil for a celebration wall hanging in patriotic colors.  Of course you can personalize it for any occasion such as a birthday, graduation, or new baby.  I had a fabulous time using a Joggles Shooting Star Stencil with a variety of inks and glimmer mists.  Come along  to the Joggles Blog as I show you step by step how I did it.

A little sneak peek...

Joggles Supplies:
Joggles 9x12" Shooting Stars Stencil 20-33709
Joggles Foam Stamp - Star Set #1 [57017]
Joggles / Margaret Applin Designs Cling Mounted Rubber Stamp - Grunge Stars Border [56778]
Tattered Angels Glimmer Mists - Stone
Adirondack Color Wash - Denim
Inkssentials Mini Mister
Tim Holtz Distress Ink Pads - Barn Door
Inkssentials Glossy Accents
Inkssentials Non-Stick Craft Sheet
Ranger Heat It Craft Tool

Other Supplies: Brilliance Ink Pad - Platinum Planet (Tsukineko), white & red cardstock, thick cardboard, red glitter cardstock, twine, water

To purchase the supplies for this project, visit www.joggles.com

Happy Crafting in 2017!

Rosette Paper-Chain Advent Countdown Calendar - Rinea Design Team

Hi gals,

I'm so excited to share my second post for the Rinea Design Team. I have created a simple advent countdown calendar for December using their fabulous metallic paper foil.  Rinea Foil is perfect to use for this project because it is sturdy and double sided. This is a quick and easy project that you can have the children help to make for the holiday season.  Cut a single loop from the chain each day of December as your family counts down until Christmas Day.

You can find the complete tutorial today on the Rinea Blog.

Rinea Foil is imported from Germany and is made up of two thin layers of colorful aluminium foil with a sheet of paper sandwiched between them. This creates paper-like sturdiness and stiffness with the shininess and malleability of foil. Having paper-like characteristics makes it ideal for 3-dimensional crafts, as well as, embossing and die-cutting. However it is bent or folded, it will maintain the shape without crinkling the foil. Rinea foil comes in ten color combinations including bold, pastel, and metallic colors with two textures. Glossy and embossed finishes give you lots of options to create.

For more wonderful projects visit the Rinea Blog.

Design Team News!

I can finally announce some fantastic news that I've been accepted to a new Design Team.

Sin City Stamps Inspiration Team

Sin City Stamps offers deeply etched red rubber stamps that are hand made in the USA.  Their stamps are unmounted and vary from vintage to grunge to classic images.  Take a look at their awesome stamp line!

You can visit the Sin City Blog HERE and you can learn more about the other fabulous designers on the team HERE.

Small Recycled Gift Boxes - Rinea Design Team

Let me tell you about the new Design Team I am on.  The company is called Global Crafting and specializes in a beautiful metallic crafting material known as paper foil.  Rinea foil is an amazing paper foil that can be cut, folded, punched, die cut, torn, painted, and it keeps its shape without wrinkles or tears.

Here is my first project featuring Rinea double sided metallic foil.  I recycled some clear packaging and covered it using Rinea red/gold foil. I embellished the lid with a rosette of glitter washi tape and ribbon. These little boxes are perfect to hold holiday candies to be given to the endless list of people that touch your life like neighbors, secretaries, mail man, doctors, teachers etc. 

Rinea Foil is imported from Germany and is made up of two thin layers of colorful aluminium foil with a sheet of paper sandwiched between them. This creates paper-like sturdiness and stiffness with the shininess and malleability of foil. Having paper-like characteristics makes it ideal for 3-dimensional crafts, as well as, embossing and die-cutting. However it is bent or folded, it will maintain the shape without crinkling the foil. Rinea foil comes in ten color combinations including bold, pastel, and metallic colors with two textures. Glossy and embossed finishes give you lots of options to create.  For more wonderful projects visit the Blog.

Supplies:

 

Thanks for stopping by.

Mixed Media Winter Wonderland Wall Hanging - The Robin's Nest

Think outside the box...beyond cards & scrapbooking and enter the world of home decor.  Make a winter themed wall hanging.  Create a beautiful mixed media winter wonderland scene using the Robin's Nest CanvasStock and then embellish it with Dew Drops.  They are the perfect addition to snowflakes and truly make them one of a kind.

Here are the supplies...

Sneak Peek!

                                 The complete step by step tutorial is available HERE.
                       The beautiful supplies for this project can be found at The Robin's Nest.

For more inspiring paper-craft projects from the Design Team, be sure to take a look at The Chattering Robin's Blog  and don't forget to follow us on Facebook.
                                                     
                                                    Thanks for dropping in!

Craft Ideas Magazine (Winter 2016)

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Good news to share!
CRAFT IDEAS Magazine has published two of my cards in the Winter edition.

You can see my Winter card on page 72       and my Valentine card is on page 78.

Snowflake Village Accordion Book - Joggles DT

Today on the Joggles Blog I am sharing a quaint little Snowflake Village that I created using a Joggles Accordion Book and Joggles Wonky House Stamps. If you love paper dolls, then you will love this wonderful display that is perfect for the mantel or your holiday dinning table.  The best part is that you can set up the village houses differently every time you put it up. You won't want to miss full directions for my Snowflake Village and a step by step tutorial of how I created this breath taking background and festive little houses.

Let me tease you with a little peek!

Joggles Supply List:

Joggles Accordion Album 7x5", Joggles Stencil - Endless [20-33744], Joggles Cling Mounted Rubber Stamp - Wonky House #8 [33675], Joggles Cling Mounted Rubber Stamp - Wonky House #9 [33682], Joggles Cling Mounted Rubber Stamp - Heart Tree Small [33648], Joggles Clear Acrylic Stamp Mounts, Ranger Heat It Craft Tool, Inkssentials Non-Stick Craft Sheet, Inkssentials Mini Mister, Aleene's Original Tacky Glue, Ranger Texture Paste, Inkssentials Glossy Accents Dimensional Clear Glaze, Inkssentials Crackle Accents Dimensional Clear Glaze, Versamark Watermark Clear Ink Pad

Thanks for visiting & Happy Crafting!

Believe in Santa Layout - The Robin's Nest

Find out the secret to how I created mini faux jingle bells using Robin's Nest Metallic Gold Dew Drops.
Visit my tutorial HERE!

Robin's Nest Supplies: Red Snowflake Cardstock, Red Rope Glitter Cardstock, Metallic Gold Dew Drops, Belgian Chocolate Boy Rub-on, Red Glitter Alpha Stickers, Glitter Holiday Word Titles, Dew Dew Glue

Other Supplies: Jingle Bell Rubber Stamp (Anita's), Gold Embossing Powder (Stampendous), VersaMark Ink Pad (Tsukineko), Heat Gun (Ranger), StazOn White Ink Pad (Tsukineko), White Gelly Roll Pen (Sakura), red / black / green / white cardstock, ribbon, permanent black marker

 A Sneak Peek!!!

For the full tutorial, please visit The Chattering Robin's Blog.

To purchase the festive supplies for this layout, visit The Robin's Nest.

For more inspiring paper-craft projects from the RN Design Team, be sure to visit us at
The Chattering Robin's Blog and follow us on Facebook.

                                                       Thanks for visiting!

Craft Stamper Magazine (December 2016)

The newest addition of Craft Stamper Magazine is now available in stores.  I'm thrilled to say that my humorous Christmas card was selected for the reader's section called "Ready Set Stamp".  We were to take inspiration from Christmas images and include stripes, ribbon, & twine. You can see my card on page 21.

Here is a sneak peek!