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February 2008

 

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Project 1 - Desk Tidy

by Louise Brigden

 

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Products used:

K & Company

Mira Collection

 

         Desk Tidy Instructions:

  •  Find an old tin (mine held a posh Christmas pudding) and mark the height of it onto some lantern paper from the Mira speciality pack. Then cut the paper to form a strip the same height as your tin – you may need two.

  • Stick paper to your tin using double sided tape. Cut a 1cm strip of the green paper (on the reverse of the lantern paper) and stick it around the top of your tin.

  • Wrap some red crafting wire around your tin, securing it with decorative brads – you’ll need to make holes in the tin first, I used my Crop-A-Dile.

  • Now attach some Mira Grand adhesion lanterns, so that they look like they’re hanging from your wire. To save on my precious lanterns I just used them on the side that I’ll see when it’s on my craft bench.

  • Cut a circle of craft foam to fit inside the bottom of your tin – this will stop your stationary from slipping.

  • You can leave you tin like that but if you have a Crop-A-Dile you can make a wire grill on the top to help keep your stationary extra tidy and organised.

  • Punch holes around the top of your tin with your Crop-A-Dile. Using various colours of craft wire, thread through the holes to make the ‘grill’. This might look messy but you won’t see it when your desk tidy is full and it really makes a huge difference.

  • Finish off with some scraps of bright ribbon threaded through the holes.

 
   

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Project 2 by Louise Brigden

 

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         Project 2 Instructions:

  • All papers and embellishments are from the K&Company Mira collection.

  • Make an 8cm x 18cm top fold blank in a colour that compliments your chosen papers.

  • Cover it in your choice of Mira paper.

  • Ink the edges.

  • Cut a 38mm X 130mm aperture in the centre of the card front.  Attach a rectangle of acetate – fixing it behind the aperture.

  • Now attach a Grand Adhesions Lantern string over the aperture as shown.

  • Finish off with two die cut birds (from the die cut kit) holding up the wire at each end.

How easy was that!

 
   

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Project 3 by Louise Brigden

 

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         Project 3 Instructions:

Products used: K&Co Mira Collection

This is a great way to use those papers that need to be seen in their whole, un-cut state to fully appreciate.

  • Choose the paper you want to use (mine is from the Mira speciality pack), then decide on the size you’ll need to make your three rectangular sections in order to utilise the picture/design on the paper.

  • Cut your three sections from mounting board or chip board. If you don’t have any board you can stick together two or three layers of regular cardstock.

  • Cover one side of each section with double sided tape and fix them side by side on the reverse of your paper, being careful not to have the joins on crucial parts of the design. With mine I made sure the bird fitted in one section.

  • Trim the paper with a craft knife.

  • Ink the edges – I used an old black inkpad that gives a very subtle black effect – a new pad might give too dark an edge. 

  • Using an eyelet too (the Crop-a-Dile works best) punch holes and add eyelets as shown. My eyelets came with my Crop-A-Dile.

  • Use organza ribbon for your hinges. Stick the ribbon down flat on the reverse rather than knotting it, this way your card will be able to fold up flat.

  • Tidy up the back of your card with sections of Mira paper. Don’t use too strong a design because this is where you will be writing.

I left my card without a greeting on the front because I thought it was so pretty the recipient might like to keep it out on their mantlepiece almost like an ornament.  Of course there is plenty of space for a greeting should you wish to add one.

 

 
   

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Project 4 by Louise Brigden

 

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         Project 4 Instructions:

  • Make a 9cm square side fold card blank.

  • Now cut and attach layers of contrasting Mira papers, decreasing in size as you go.

  • Stop when you have a 4cm square in the middle.

  • Now cut a 3cm square aperture in the centre.

  • Cover the inside of your card with some more Mira paper, I used the lovely green one from the mat pad.

  • Finally attach a square fabric brad from the Urban Rhapsody collection, making sure it shows centrally through the aperture.

 
   

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Project 5 - Envelope Book

by Louise Brigden

 

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         Project 5 Instructions:

Keep all those treasured keepsakes safe in this beautiful little envelope book.

  • Select 15 to 20 envelopes to use as the pages for your book (make sure they are all exactly the same size)

  • Make 2 mount board rectangles/squares slightly larger than the envelopes.

  • Cover the mount board with your choice of Mira paper, mitring the corners and folding over for a neat finish.

  • Decorate with Mira embellishments, I’ve used a mixture of rub ons , glitter stickers and a beaded flower.

  • Now to bind it together; I’ve used my ‘Bind it All’ to punch and bind mine but don’t worry if you haven’t got a Bind it All, you could use book rings instead. Make sure the envelope flaps face are facing outwards – either to the side or the top. Use the picture above as a guide.

  • Finish off with some scraps of ribbon tied to the spine.

 
   

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Project 6 by Louise Brigden

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         Project 6 Instructions:

Products used: K&Co Mira Collection

There are no rules for this card, the idea is that you choose your favourite papers and layer them, collage style, letting your creativity flow! Here’s what I did.......

  • Make a rectangular top fold card blank.

  • Cover it in your choice of Mira paper- both papers used on my card are from the Mira speciality pack.

  • Now cut out the bird detail with some of the surrounding paper from the birdie paper and attach it to your card. I cut through the plant detail on the backing paper so that I could layer it over this piece but you need to do this before you stick the backing paper down.

  • For a shiny bird, cover it in glossy accents and leave it to dry.

  • Next is the fun part –Decoration! I’ve done some faux stitching on mine, it’s so easy and very effective; simply prick lots of holes with a pricking tool in the shape you want your stitching to form, then join the dots with a fine pen.

  • The flower in the bird’s beak and the round sentiment are both from the Mira Words Grand Adhesions pack.

  • I also added a Mira die cut sticker to mine with pink brads in the centre of the flowers. You’ll notice that mine has part of the flower sticking out of the top, if you decide to do this; attach the sticker to the card whilst it is laid open, the protruding part will stick to the back of the card. Cut around the flower (on the back of the card) with a craft knife and when you close your card the flower will have a reinforced back.

  • For an extra finishing touch make lots of holes around the edge (I used my Crop-A-Dile) and thread some of them with ribbons or fibres.

  • Add an insert to your card to cover up any messy bits created inside.

 
   

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Project 7 by Karen Mortensen

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         Project 7  Instructions:

Products used: K&Co Urban Rhapsody and Mira Collections

  • Make a card from a sheet of brown Bazzill Bling to measure 15cm x 15cm (6" x 6").

  • Take a sheet from the Urban Rhapsody 12x12 paper pad. This paper is double-sided, cover one side of the card with one side of the paper (butterflies), and the other half with the reverse design (blue/white). Ink the edges with gold metallic ink.

  • Cut a strip of the same paper 20cm x 2cm. Ink the edges with gold metallic ink and set aside.

  • Cut a piece of chipboard measuring 8cm x 8cm. Cover with a piece of Urban Rhapsody paper. Sand down the edges and ink with brown ink.  Adhere onto the centre of the card.

  • One one edge of the long strip you put aside earlier and adhere horizontally to the centre as shown. Fold over one edge to make a loop that shows the reverse of the paper.

  • Rub on or stamp a title above the centrepiece. I used a Basic Grey Birthday Rub-On.

  • Finally attach a K&Co flower centre piece from the Winged Wonders pack.

 

 
   

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Project 8 by Karen Mortensen

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         Project  8 Instructions:

Products used: K&Co Urban Rhapsody and Mira Collections

  • Cut a piece of Urban Rhapsody paper into size19cm x 12.5cm.  Ink the edges with dark green ink.

  • This paper is from the pad and double-sided. Cut a piece of the remaining sheet into a rectangle 11cm x 6.5cm, we are using the reverse design this time. Ink the edges with dark green ink.

  • Cut around the flower design on the main card with a craft knife and insert the rectangle into the design. Glue onto card attaching also a 7Gypsies Calais Paper Clip  to one of the sides.

  • Finish with a variety of embellishments. I used the following: Urban Rhapsody Felt Flower Brads, Urban Rhapsody Glitter Rub-Ons (Bird and Flowers, Mira Words Rub-Ons (Friends and Bliss).

  • If you want a sturdier card then wrap the card around a piece of cardstock.

 
   

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Project 9 by Karen Mortensen

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         Project 9 Instructions:

Products used: K&Co Urban Rhapsody Collection

This is a really good way to use your paper scraps.

  • Wrap a white king sized card in the blue paper from the pad. The card is sized 21cm x 15cm. Ink the edges with brown ink.

  • Cut six 4cm x 4cm squares from a plain chipboard sheet. Cover in various paper designs (all mine are from the Urban Rhapsody range), sand/file down the edges and ink with brown ink.

  • On each square attach either a K&Co Urban Rhapsody Felt Flower brad, or a UR Large square fabric brad. I used a cropodile to punch through the chipboard.

  • Make six slightly larger 5cm x 5cm squares from different designs (I also made a few squares from plain Bazzill Bling Cardstock), size 5cm x 5cm. Ink the edges with brown ink. Mount the chipboard squares you made earlier on these squares and adhere onto card. In one corner fold a large silk flower in half and poke under one of the squares (see picture for guidance).

  • Rub-on a Basic Grey Happy Birthday sentiment.

 
   

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Project 10 by Karen Mortensen

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         Project  10 Instructions:

Products used: K&Co Urban Rhapsody and Mira Collections, Maya Road "Birds of a Feather" Chipboard

Take two birds, two wings and one branch from the Maya Road "Birds of a Feather" chipboard set.

The Birds:

  • Cover the birds and wings in Mira paper. Sand/file down all the edges and ink with orange ink. 

  • I used the plain Word Fresco paper, which is not glittered.  Go over the design on the paper with a glue pen then sprinkle with ultra fine glitter. Do the same with the beaks.

  • Adhere a wobbly eye on each bird along with a wing.

The Branch:

  • Paint the branch with dark green acrylic paint. When dry paint again with a lighter green crackle paint (I used shabby Shutters). Whilst the paint is still wet sprinkle all over with ultra fine clear glitter (I used Glamour Dust). Leave to dry.

  • Tie gold metallic ribbons to the branch.

The Card:

  • Make a card measuring 15cm x 19cm from brown Bazzill Bling cardstock. Ink edges with metallic gold ink.

  • Cut a corner piece from Mira Golden Swirl Bronzed Die-Cut paper. Ink the two straight edges with Orange (marigold) ink. Adhere to front of card.

  • Add various embellishments, I added the following:

    • The birds and branch

    • Mira Winged Wonders butterfly and small flowers

    • Mira and Urban Rhapsody rub-ons

    • Mira Word and Phrases Embossed sticker ("Enjoy"). I doodled a little around that with a green Sakura pen.

    Finally tie some Fibres around the spine of the card. (I used Basic Grey Mellow fibres).

 

 
   

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Project 11 by Karen Mortensen

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         Project  11 Instructions:

Products used: K&Co Mira Collection

 

Another corner of the gorgeous Mira Die-Cut paper. You can certainly get value for money from these sheets.

  • Make a card measuring 15cm x 17cm from yellow Bazzill Bling.

  • Ink all the edges of the Mira Die Cut corner pieces with green ink. Mount on pink Bazzill Bling so that it shows through the die-cut areas.

  • Add a large brown rub-on from the Basic Grey Figgy Pudding range down one side of the card.

  • Take a tag from the gorgeous Mira Stitched Adornment pack. Push a large Imaginisce "For Peeps Sake" "In the Pink" Polished Pebble brad though the centre of the flower on the tag. Attach to card. You can mount the tag on chipboard first if you wish, this will provide an even better 3D effect.

  • Attach Winged Wonders butterflies and various Mira and Urban Rhapsody Rub-Ons onto the card (see picture for guidance).

 

 
   

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Project 12 by Karen Leahy

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Products used: K&Co Mira Collection

This really was made from scraps left over. The beauty of having a coordinated range like this one is that everything works so well together so you get so much more value out of the stash.

I used scraps of the foiled paper for the flowers and along the right edge of the card and mounted the beautiful chipboard word from the chipboard sticker pack onto another scrap of paper.

 

I love generic cards like this as they can be used for so many different occasions.

 

     

 
   

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Project 13 by Karen Leahy

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Products used: K&Co Mira Collection

This card really was simplicity itself. I loved the texture papers from the small pad and this one leant itsef to card making so perfectly. I trimmed it down as I didn’t want the punched holes for this card and then I fixed the copper wire and lanterns on to the cardstock before sticking this onto the card.

Rather than stamp a sentiment I used one of the dimensional chipboard stickers.

 

    

   

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Project 14 by Karen Leahy

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Kitty Approval   Cube and Lid

         Project  14 Instructions:

Products used: K&Co Mira Collection

I spotted this gorgeous acrylic box in town. It was part of an acrylic stationery range but I knew what it would be better used for.

I made 5 individual pages – one for each of the fur babies, one for Nij and one for us as a whole family, using papers, stickers and embellishments from the range of Mira papers. Having a  coordinated range to work with just made it so quick and easy to do.

I reinforced the corners so the inner ‘box’ retained its shape and thus made a quick and simple storage box for my scrap room.

As nothing is stuck down it would also be very easy to change the insides as the mood takes me.

 
   

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Project 15 by Karen Leahy

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         Project  15 Instructions:

Products used: K&Co Mira Collection

I am not a glitter girl but the glittered paper was too cute not to use. I cut squares of the paper from the pink and orange tones and arranged it under the picture of Emily looking at her adorable best.  I mounted the Mira die-cut word ‘adorable’ onto orange papers to make it stand out and then finished the page with lots of glittery letter stickers and swirls from the same range. A real blingy page for our little diva.

 

 
   

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Project 16 by Karen Leahy

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         Project  16 Instructions:

Products used: K&Co Mira Collection

This was such a giggle to make. As soon as I saw the chipboard spinner with the different moods available for selection I knew I wanted to make a tongue in cheek hanger for home.

I thought it would be fun for Nigel to be pre-warned about my mood when he first came in!

I covered a sheet of thick card with green papers and then overlayed the rest of the filigree paper over the top, I also cut a scroll edge from the green paper and added that to the bottom edge. I cut round the edges carefully and then sanded them.

All that remained as to outline the filigree with black to make is stand out, mount the spinner and add one of the dimensional stickers and some old alphabet stickers. A piece of ribbon to hang it and the fun home décor item was complete.

 
   

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Project 17 by Karen Leahy

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         Project  17 Instructions:

Products used: K&Co Mira Collection

I loved the beautiful shaped paper. It was such a lush mix of pinks and oranges and yellows it just had to be on a girly page. The photo isn’t what it seems and the page documents a funny story. What may look picture perfect certainly wasn’t.

The sticker ‘picture perfect’ along with one of the glitter question mark stickers made the perfect sub-title on the left hand side, balancing the large ‘Relax’ at the bottom.

I often scrap 8.5” x 11” and using this size meant maximum use out of that gorgeous filigree paper. I cut it in half and then cut a section out of the centre before re-joining it so it was now only 11” long. Placing the picture perfect sticker over the join, which didn’t show much anyway, concealed this beautifully.

I used a salmon cardstock and the filigree edges didn’t show as much as I would have liked, so I outlined them with a journaling pen.

The journaling block and beautiful beaded flower, also from the same range, are mounted on cardstock which, in real life, is a much better match for the colours of the page.

 
   

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Project 18 by Karen Leahy

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Products used: K&Co Mira Collection

I used a plain green card and yet more pieces of the foiled green and blue paper for the base of the card.

It wasn’t quite big enough so I added a green strip along the top, on which I had stamped the sentiment.

A wide strip of the green along the bottom part of the card balanced this and held the grand adhesions sentiment sticker.

I added a flower, filled with coordinating beads at the centre.

 

 

 
   

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Project 19 by Karen Leahy

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         Project  19 Instructions:

Products used: K&Co Mira Collection

I have been gradually working my way through my Canada pictures and the album is all very muted greens, blues and yellows and so these papers worked perfectly.

  • I cut a huge circle, almost the whole diameter of the page, using decal edge scissors. These scissors went out of fashion for a long time, but I am so pleased they are coming back into their own again. Just making the edge a little fancy added a great deal more depth to the page. I inked the edges with chalk into make the detail stand out and then mounted it onto green cardstock.

  • I loved the birds on the patterned papers and wanted to use one on the page, so cut him out complete with his circular border, echoing the circle on the background. I also followed the lines of his circle for the title and the journaling.

  • The Passport to Adventure tag didn’t work with the page as it was totally the wrong shade of blue for what I was doing, but a little moss green chalk ink soon changed that! TIP: Remember when you are using pre-bought embellishments, you can change them to suit your colour scheme buy muting their tones a little using chalk inks or chalk. I used a different paper for mounting the picture and also cut some of the flowers out from it to soften the bottom edge.

  • Another of the beautiful foiled titles and the little bird 3D embellishment completed the page.

 
   

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Project 20 by Karen Leahy

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         Project  20 Instructions:

Products used: K&Co Mira Collection

The greens and blues in the range just begged to be used for my boy with his piercing green eyes.

  • I used the gorgeous foiled paper as the border round the page and for two circles to break up the straight lines of the page. The circles also act as good shapes for journaling to flow around.

  • The vibrant acidic green paper worked so well with the blue – so much for the saying ‘blue and green should never be seen’!

  • The top corner of the photograph was softened with a blossom (taken off an old floral arrangement) a paper flower and one of the Mira flowers in the centre as it had a beautiful foiled effect.

  • The title ‘quirky’ was just so right for Fiki, and again it had some gorgeous subtle foiling.

  • The bottom of the page was softened using one of the stickers … well one of a kind had to be for him …. which was double mounted and a chipboard flower. As I said earlier, I like using circled to soften a page and they make a great shape for journaling to flow around.

 
   

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Project 21 by Karen Leahy

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Products used: K&Co Mira Collection

The oriental theme that ran through this whole collection was just plain gorgeous.

  • I used a piece of the textures red paper from the mat pad and matched it with a bright yellow card.

  • Before mounting the red onto the card I added the wires string on brads and the 3D Chinese lanterns.

  • I added a little bird from the same sheet in the top right corner. The sentiment was stamped in black ink and I added gold dots at the edges and around the text.

 

        

   

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Project 22 by Karen Mortensen

 

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        Project 22 Instructions

Products used:

 

  • Cut a piece of Dream Street Paper so that you have the top and the bottom showing on the card. Cut a strip of the remaining paper to overlap where the two pieces join (use the reverse of the paper which is double-sided). Ink the edges with black ink and glue them together as shown. Stick onto a card sized 15cm wide x 21cm (this is a A5 card). Save the remaining paper as you will need that later for the bird.

  • Attach a flower brad into each of the circles on the design at the top.

  • Attach a large eyelet to the top middle. I used the eyelets that came with my green crop-a-dile but our Woodware large eyelets are the same size.

  • Cover a chipboard bird in the paper you have leftover from before. Try and do it so that when you add the bird the stripes will run along with the stripes in the centre strip. Use the stripes for the bird and the plain orange from the other side of the paper for the wing. Ink all edges with black ink. Draw a little eye on the bird (I used a black Sakura gel pen).

  • Punch a hole through the wing and one through the bird. Attach a large eyelet to the wing only then stick the wing onto the bird.

  • Thread some feathery fibre through the bird and the top eyelet. You can twist the fibres if you wish (see picture below).

  • Finally add a white Basic Grey Birthday rub-on and a few K&Co Urban Rhapsody felt flower brads.

 

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Project 23 by Louise Brigden

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        Project 23 Instructions

 Products used:  K&Co Mira Collection

This card just goes to show that very quick and simple cards can look fab!-with the help of some beautiful  products.

  • Make a square side fold card blank.

  • Cut a slightly smaller square of your choice of Mira paper and take the pink butterfly from the Die Cuts collection.

  • Decide on how you want to arrange these onto your card – I attached my paper at a jaunty angle. Stick your butterfly into position and trim paper close to one wing – leaving a thin border of patterned paper.

  • Now attach this to your card base and trim near the wing again- this time leaving a thin border of your card showing.

  • Finish off with the ‘pretty as a picture’ Grand Adhesion.

 

 

   

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Project 24 by Caroline Scattergood

 

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Products used: K&Co Urban Rhapsody Collection

Using the Word Confetti and Active Imagination papers I put together this page of my eldest son Jake.  I made use of the negative of the die-cut swirl which I had used in the page of Cam.  Love the pictures of the owls and the Icon Saying Grand Adhesions are so fun to use, combined with the Vellum Word Strips.

Used rub-ons too – they truly work like a dream.  Cut out some circles and squiggly shapes and secured with brads for decorations.  Finished off with some doodling.

 

   

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Project 25 by Caroline Scattergood

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  Project 25 Quick Guide   

Products used: K&Co Urban Rhapsody Collection

This is a chipboard frame that would be suitable to use inside a picture frame, as a mount, or on its own.

Covered the frame with paper from the Urban Rhapsody range and sanded over the edges.  I painted the inside, inset frame with a green acrylic paint.

Flowers are die cut chipboard which are sanded to give a slight distressed look and flowers cut from the main paper are inserted into the middle of the flowers which are finished off with a chipboard circle.

 

 

   

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Project 26 by Caroline Scattergood

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  Project 26 Quick Guide      

Products used: K&Co Urban Rhapsody Collection

Using papers from the K&Co Urban Rhapsody range, I scrapped these two photos of my youngest son, Cam on a holiday in Looe, Cornwall.

  • I secured the photos using machine stitching and used two different types of the paper to create the strip across the middle.  I die cut the swirl strip across the middle and secured with dabs of glue and occasional stitches.

  • Used the Vellum Word Strips to show Cam’s personality, the word ‘Rocks’ is used from Corrugated Alphabet and used various rub-ons over the page from the Images and Words and also the Glitter packs.  These are fab and go on ever so well.  No ‘8’ is from the Fill in the Blank Stickers.

  • Acrylic paint circle and buttons.  Finished off with various bits of doodling….

 

   

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Project 27 by Caroline Scattergood

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  Project 27 Quick Guide      

Products used: K&Co Urban Rhapsody Collection and Mira Collection

I have wanted to scrap this picture of Abi taken a couple of years ago, for a while, and this gorgeous Candy Stripe paper was just right.  I hand-cut some of the swirls out to overlap the photo which was machine sewn into place.

I used a strip from one of the other papers to create the right hand edge.

A mixture of the Felt Butterfly and Felt Flowers adorned the page, together with some of those gorgeous rub-ons again.

My daughter is definitely a Dreamer and this large die-cut from the Mira range was so apt or title the page…..

 

   

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Project 28 by Caroline Scattergood

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  Project 28 Quick Guide      

Products used: K&Co Urban Rhapsody Collection

I drew some birds and wings onto chipboard, and then used that as a stencil to cut out paper for both sides of the birds, same with the wings.
 
I scuffed the edges of the bird and wings and then inked the edges with brown and black ink.  Using jump rings I then attached the birds together and then used some ribbon and brads to make a hanging decoration.

 

   

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