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Apricot Chicken24 viewsSee intructions included in your kit.
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All American 16 viewsAll American Card
Fold blue paper with white stripe in half so the white stripe is at the right side. Place the stripe tag in the lower right corner. Then add All American cutout and large star in circle. Add ribbon as shown. Add button as desired.
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Celebrating Halloween 30 views“Celebrating Halloween”
9” x 9” Layout
By: Amanda Gibson
1. Cut a 9” x 9” piece of yellow paper. This will be your background piece.
2. Now cut a 6” x 9” piece of cream paper. Adhere to page as shown.
3. Cut a 1” x 9” piece of black cardstock and adhere above cream paper as shown. Add a strip of polka dot ribbon to this piece as shown.
4. Adhere “Halloween” sticker and ticket punch out to the bottom edge of the page as shown.
5. Now cut a 7/8” x 3 ½” piece of orange/purple floral paper. Adhere above “Halloween” sticker as shown (along right edge).
6. Now adhere a 1 ¾” x 3 ½” photo next to the floral piece as shown.
7. Adhere “Happy” sticker next to the photo as shown (above “Halloween” sticker).
8. Now adhere a black button to the bottom right corner of the photo as shown. Add a knot of polka dot ribbon to the center of the button.
9. Now adhere a 3” x 3 ½” photo to the page as shown (above “happy” and next to other photo).
10. Adhere “sweet treats” and “spooky” stickers next to the photo as shown.
11. Adhere a black button and an orange button next to the bottom left corner of the photo as shown.
12. Add a strip of rub-ons next to photo as shown (be sure to leave a small space for journaling).
13. Adhere “boo” sticker above smaller photo.
14. Cut a 1” strip of black/white ribbon and adhere it next to “boo” sticker as shown.
15. Adhere “celebrating Halloween” sticker to the top left of the page as shown.
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Tweet36 viewsNext is a card using more of those adorable birds in this months' kit! I used a white carstock base and layered with the flower patterened paper and the rest of that cute notebook paper. I used the polka dot ribbon on the left. I added the bird embelishments and used the bird stamp on some of the blue patterned paper, and MORE of those letter stickers to spell out "tweet!" I added the sentiment, "I am sending a card to my friend." by printing it onto white cardstock and layered it onto some of the purple patterned paper. I "popped" it up off of the card a little bit by using dimensional glue. The font I used is called CK Newsprint.
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Elfs30 viewsElfs Layout
Use the 12x12 piece of dark grey paper for the background. Cut a 10x10 piece of the diamond paper, and add to lower right corner of the page. Sand edges of a 5x7 photo then mat on red circle paper and then onto the dark green paper. Add this completed mat to the lower right corner of the page. Add dark green title spot with title. Mat red Joy tag onto the manila tag. Tuck this tag under the left edge of the photo mat. Add button as shown. Layer stars and place them on the lower right corner of the photo. Add date.
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School Book pages 4-547 viewsPage 4-5:
Cut four 3x3 squares of paper. Place two squares vertically on each page. Place a strip of writing across both pages. Add stickers as shown. Add SCHOOL MEMORIES tab to the edge of the page.
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Happy Harvest 15 viewsCard One
I used the blue card base. I chose the "stamp" punch out and
mounted it on a 2" strip of the brown cardstock. I used a strip
of the ribbon and added a bow and a button to it, and added
the "Happy Harvest" punchout for the sentiment by mounting it
on dimensional squares. I distressed the edges of the card base
slightly using a darker blue chalk.
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Grandma's Journal97 viewsGrandma's Journal
"My sisters MIL recently passed away and left each of her grand daughters a journal she began for them when they were born. She wrote an entry every time she babysat the girls. In her entry she would record the things they did together, what the girls were wearing and other details about the stay. What fun memories for these now grown up girls."
Choose a composition book or other notebook for your journal. Measure the front and back covers. Cut patterned paper to fit. Adhere the papers and then sand the edges. Ink as desired. Add a piece of striped paper around the spine if you are using a composition book. Add a title and decorate the cover as desired.
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Bacon Wrapped Dates1 viewsSee instructions provided in kit Mar 08, 2010
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Bacon Apple Cornbread1 viewsSee instructions provided in kit Mar 08, 2010
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Garlic Rosemary Potatoes 1 viewsSee instructions provided in kitMar 08, 2010
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March '10 Expressions 8x8 Page 3 viewsI saved a piece of my favorite paper from this months' kit to make my 8x8 page for March. I used a piece of black cardstock for the background just to make those colors and rub-on words really stand out! The tiny letter stickers were used to spell out "MARCH" and the bracket and "dreams" stickers were added - I made a mat for my photo out of some leftover scraps of the yellow paper and the circle pattern strip - I also added the "tomorrow is another day" rub on to the bottom of the page.
Mar 07, 2010
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Nothing is Impossible 4 viewsThis card was made on the red cardstock base. A strip of the butterfly patterned paper was cut to 4.25 inches and adhered to the bottom third of the card. I also layered with a strip of the green ribbon. The "nothing is impossible" sticker was added as shown. The last step is to cut out more butterflies from the rest of the strip of butterfly paper - after they are cut out - simply fold them so that their wings fold up and adhere each one by adding glue just to the center of the butterflies. They become 3-D and pop up so cute!
Mar 07, 2010
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Nothing is impossible "A closer look"4 viewsMar 07, 2010
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For you3 viewsI can't quit making these fun pocket cards - I used a piece of plain white cardstock that I had on hand to make the base for this one. Everything else comes from the kit - I cut a piece of the blue polka dot paper to 4 x 5.25 inches for the triangles and used a strip of the flower border sticker around the card. I folded the red marquee sticker in half to use as the pull tab and added the "for you" letters to it. The tutorial for building these pocket cards is available in a video on my blog! brujahrose.blogspot.com
Mar 07, 2010
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One of a Kind3 viewsI used the remainder of the blue patterned paper to create another pocket card. I used some of my own black cardstock as a base for this card. A border sticker was used around the card as well as the "Simple pleasures" sticker. A piece of the yellow cardstock was used for the "pocket" and the "one of a kind" sticker was added as the pull tab - the tutorial for building these cards is available at my blog - brujahrose.blogspot.com
Mar 07, 2010
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