Here are some wonderful card using this weeks sketch challenge. You can find the original post HERE. Come on and play along.
Monday, August 18, 2008
The first players for sketch 31.
These are ALL great cards, thanks ladies.
Blogger is goofing up again! I can't get this to space the way it looks in the preview! Sorry.
Sunday, August 17, 2008
Monday Lunchtime Sketch Challenge #31
So here we are again. Seems like I just posted last weeks challenge. I am so sad about how fast this summer is going. I wish the kids were off just a little longer there is not enough time to do all the things we want to do during this short vacation. I do have more time to stamp during the school year though! Anyway here is this weeks sketch....

I hope you will play along. I actually did mine as a double challenge. I had a mystery image challenge to get done too so I used it for this sketch challenge. The mystery image challenges are so fun, ya never know what you will get. This time was this fun little monkey from Stampendous! I hope my partner likes it.

I hope you will play along. I actually did mine as a double challenge. I had a mystery image challenge to get done too so I used it for this sketch challenge. The mystery image challenges are so fun, ya never know what you will get. This time was this fun little monkey from Stampendous! I hope my partner likes it.
Believe it or not I am still trying to use up those designer paper scraps! It don't even look like I put a dent in them. I am thinking about packaging some up for give a way at my SU events. I just can't get through it and I will have so much more soon, lol.
Stamps: Changito from Stampendous
Paper: Real Red, Tempting Turquoise, More Mustard and scraps of dp.
Ink: Our hostess stamped the monkey in Memento Tuxedo Black (I had a hard time with it running!)
Other: markers, buttons, 3/4 inch circle punch, Nestabilities, large scallop punch, clear glitter gel pen, Cuttlebug, turquoise ribbon
If you decide to play along please leave me a comment - I would hate to miss what you create. If you post on any boards please use the key words TSSC31. Most importantly -- have fun!
Paper: Real Red, Tempting Turquoise, More Mustard and scraps of dp.
Ink: Our hostess stamped the monkey in Memento Tuxedo Black (I had a hard time with it running!)
Other: markers, buttons, 3/4 inch circle punch, Nestabilities, large scallop punch, clear glitter gel pen, Cuttlebug, turquoise ribbon
If you decide to play along please leave me a comment - I would hate to miss what you create. If you post on any boards please use the key words TSSC31. Most importantly -- have fun!
Last few for Luchtimetime Sketch Challenge #30
I will be picking a winner for the year of Paper Crafts tomorrow. So check back to see if it was you!
Here are the last few submissions for sketch 30!
Kim at Kim's Basement Stamping
and
Jessica at Paper Therapy
I really feel like I missed someone -- I hope not but if it was you please let me know. Don't know why I feel like there should have been three in this post?????
See ya in a bit with the new sketch challenge.
Kim at Kim's Basement Stamping
and
Jessica at Paper Therapy
I really feel like I missed someone -- I hope not but if it was you please let me know. Don't know why I feel like there should have been three in this post?????
See ya in a bit with the new sketch challenge.
Saturday, August 16, 2008
One more day to win a year of Paper Crafts - few more players too.
All you have to do to win a full year of Paper Crafts magazine is make a card using this week's sketch ( HERE ) and leave me a comment with a link. I will have my club group choose a favorite and send you a complimentary one year subscription to Paper Crafts! You have until Sunday night 9pm EST) to make your card. Good luck and Have fun! Here are the latest participants......
Basket Tutorial - So Easy Peasy!
Sorry this is a little later than I planned. It really is a easy basket to make. You need to start with to pieces of 12 x 12 paper, double sided preferably. I am going to use the new Bella Rose paper for the example in the tutorial. The first thing you need to do is score it on all four sides at 3 1/2. I used the scor pal for mine.
Next you will need to cut off the fours corners.

So far so good? Next you will need to make a mark 1/2 inch in from each of the 8 corners. See picture below.

After you have all eight corners scored at the angle you will fold the score marks. It should look like this when you are done with this part.

These angled tabs will be used to glue the basket sides together. I used Scotch Quick Dry glue. See below.

After attaching all four sides you will then need to cut four circles from you other sheet of dp. I used the large Nestabilites Die to make mine. It measures 3 1/2 inches across. You can use any circle cutter and it can be any size between this and four inches across. I like it a little smaller than the side of the basket but that is an opinion thing.

You will need to fold the four circles in half. Be sure that the opposite side is showing than on the outside of your basket so that all the inside pieces will blend and the outside will show the opposite side of the paper on the circles. See picture below.

Next you will attach half of the circle to the inside of the basket. Don't attach the outside flap yet you will be doing that later.

We are so close at this point. I added a piece of ribbon around the basket at this point just at the bottom of the flap, you will see it in a later picture. Now you need to cut a strip of dp 1 1/2 inches by 12. This will be the handle to your basket. Lay the strip with the side you want showing facing up and put adhesive on the ends. See picture below.

You will be attaching this to the inside of the basket on two of the sides. After you attach it inside your basket you will want to lay your basket on it side to poke a hole in the handle for a brad. Be sure that you have the outside flap of the circle exactly as shown in the pictures below. You do not want to poke the hole through that layer. You will be using that to cover the folder over part of the brad. See picture below.

You will be putting the brad through the hole with the top of the brad on the inside of the basket and the prongs on the outside.

This is what it will look like. Don't worry about the prongs because they will now be covered with the outside part of the flap. Notice the ribbon in the picture now.
I would love to see what you put in your basket. I hope this makes sense. If you have any questions at all feel free to ask and I will be happy to help.
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