Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Clearly The Best: Alcohol Marker Madness (S01E07)
Hi all you scrappers out there! Check out the video on our new Close To My Heart Alcohol Markers. I can't wait to play with them myself. Take care and happy Scrapin'
Jag
Thursday, November 08, 2012
Clearly the Best: Pigment or Dye (S01E10)
Pigment or Dye - that is the question. Answer is totally up to you. Check out the video!!! Happy Scrapin!
Monday, November 05, 2012
Christmas Card Hop
Welcome to our first of 2 Blog Hops happening this month. In this Hop you will find that each consultant has created 3 Christmas Cards using non-Christmas paper! They were given the challenge to create these 3 cards using either cardstock or another paper packet of their choice. I decided to use the Avonlea Paper Packet for my Christmas Cards.
If you have just hopped onto my blog, you can start here as this is a circular hop, but if you want to follow us across Canada then please start at the beginning and join "Deanne" in NewFoundland at Deanne Stamps. If you came from "Arlene" of Arlene's Creative Space (the person before you in the lineup) then you are in the right place!
Here are my three cards. I had alot of fun creating these.
Here are my three cards. I had alot of fun creating these.
Here is a list of the products I used to create these cards:
- White Cards and Envelopes
- Avonlea Paper Packet
- Circle Punch
- Chrismas Joy Stamp Set
- Perfect Fit Stamp Set
- Ornamental Cheer Stamp Set
- Cranberry Ink
- Ruby Ink
- Garden Green Ink (which is no longer available). You could substitute that for Olive Ink or Topiary Ink
- Natural Hemp
- Sparkles
Here is a closeup of the cards individually:
This one I stamped in Cranberry Ink. I used the circle punch and punched 3 circles on a 4 x 5 inch piece of paper. I just made sure they were evenly punched. I stamped the 4 stamps on paper and then hole punched around the stamped area. I glued those 3 on the base card. I used foam adhesive for the 4 x 5 inch piece after tying the hemp around it. I used the foam adhesive to put the `warmest wishes`on the card. I inked around the card base in cranberry ink.
I stamped this one in Ruby Ink. I just made sure that when I cut the various pieces of paper that it equaled the width of the card base. I used the sparkles to accent some of the snowflakes.
In this last one, I used Ruby ink, again. The first piece of paper attached to the card base is 3 1/2 in width. The second piece is 3 inches. I tied the hemp around both. I used foam adhesive for the Dec. 25th stamp and I used had fun stamping the snowflakes wherever I wanted. I inked around the edges to complete the card.
I`m all done. Hope you enjoyed my cards. Feedback is always welcome. Your next stop on the Cross Canada Hop is "Carrie" of Scrappin with Carrie.
Here is a complete list of the blog hop in case you get lost along the way:
Deanne ~ http:// deannestamps.blogspot.ca/2012/ 11/christmas-card-blog-hop.html
Stephanie ~ http://sbilbycreations.blogspot.com/2012/11/november-christmas-cards-blog-hop.html
Stephanie ~ http://sbilbycreations.blogspot.com/2012/11/november-christmas-cards-blog-hop.html
Michelle S ~ http://mycreationswithmichelle.blogspot.com/2012/11/cross-canada-christmas-card-blog-hop.html.ca/
Arlene ~ http://arlenescreativespace.blogspot.ca/2012/11/canadian-christmas-card-hop.html
Joanne ~ http://jagsscrapincorner.blogspot.com/2012/11/christmas-card-hop.html
Joanne ~ http://jagsscrapincorner.blogspot.com/2012/11/christmas-card-hop.html
Carrie ~ http:// scrappinwithcarrie.blogspot.com /2012/11/ cross-canada-blog-hop-christmas -cards.html
Sheri ~ http:// sherisays-justscrapit.blogspot. com/2012/11/ blog-hop-christmas-with-western -flair.html
Brae ~ http://thebrae-er.blogspot.ca/2012/11/canadian-christmas-card-blog-hop.html
Sheri ~ http://
Brae ~ http://thebrae-er.blogspot.ca/2012/11/canadian-christmas-card-blog-hop.html
Thanks for hopping along with us - we hope we were able to inspire you to create your own Christmas cards using some of the designs and paper seen along the way. Join us again on November 15th when we showcase our versions of Advent Calendars.
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Project Inspiration 2012 Autumn/Winter Idea Book: New WOTG Card Kits
Check out the Workshop on the Go Card Kits. I have the Christmas one. The finished cards are beautiful. Let me know if anyone wants to order a WOTG. I can lend a hand. I can host a Workshop. Just email me at jagsscrapin@bell.net or phone me at 905-623-3773 or facebook me or leave me a comment. Cheers!
Monday, October 15, 2012
October's Cross Canada Blog Hop
Welcome to our October Cross Canada Blog Hop! This month our project is the My Creations Canvas Journal. This product can be found on page 132 of the Current Idea Book, purchased exclusively through a Close to My Heart Independent Consultant for only $8.95.
In this hop, you will see how our Crafty Canadian Consultants have decorated their Canvas Journals! We hope you enjoy our blog hop today!
If you have just hopped onto my blog, you can start here as this is a circular hop, but if you want to follow us across Canada then please start at the beginning and join "Michelle S" in Nova Scotia at http://mycreationswithmichelle.blogspot.com/2012/10/cross-canada-blog-hop-101512-my.html.
If you came from "Michelle S" of "http://mycreationswithmichelle.blogspot.com/2012/10/cross-canada-blog-hop-101512-my.html" then you are in the right place!
Here is my canvas journal:
If you came from "Michelle S" of "http://mycreationswithmichelle.blogspot.com/2012/10/cross-canada-blog-hop-101512-my.html" then you are in the right place!
Here is my canvas journal:
I luv the simplicity of my design. I wanted to be able to carry my journal around without anything falling off or getting destoyed, since I like to write alot.
Products I used to make my journal:
- Brocade Assortment (for the key)
I just made sure that I had enough paper to cover the front of the cover, gluing it down very well. I used both adhesive tape and glue. I inked around the chocolate card stock (which I cut - 3 3/4 by 3 3/4), in chocolate ink, giving it the finishing touch. The houndstooth alphabet I inked using chocolate ink as well. I added the chocolate gems, once I glued my alphabet down with the words I wanted to use. The key was put on last - it is the part of the journal I like best.
I'm now finished so your next stop on the Cross Canada Hop is Krista of "http://simplycreatingtogether.blogspot.com/2012/10/cross-canada-blog-hop-canvas-journal.html".
Here is a complete list of the blog hop in case you get lost along the way:
Michelle S ~ http://mycreationswithmichelle.blogspot.com/2012/10/cross-canada-blog-hop-101512-my.html
Joanne ~ http://jagsscrapincorner.blogspot.com/2012/10/octobers-cross-canada-blog-hop.html
Joanne ~ http://jagsscrapincorner.blogspot.com/2012/10/octobers-cross-canada-blog-hop.html
Thanks for hopping along with us - we hope we were able to inspire you to create your own version of My Creations Canvas Journal. Join us again on November 5th when we showcase a series of 3 Christmas Cards made from one of exclusive lines of My Reflections Paper Packs.
Thursday, October 04, 2012
Christmas Card Workshop II
Cards...Cards...Cards!!!
Hi Everybody!
Come join us for a day of card-making! Create 20 beautiful Christmas cards, perfect for popping in the mail.
Date: Saturday, November 3
Time: 9am to 3pm, last entry at noon
Place: Hope Fellowship Church, 1685 Bloor St. E., Courtice
Cost: $30
Stamped Kits, if you can’t attend, are available after the event - Cost: $35
Sign up deadline: Saturday, October 20, no late sign ups can be accepted.
Early Bird deadline: Saturday, October 13. Receive a bonus project in your bag if you register by this date!
Pre-payment is preferred.
What’s included?
* 20 cards with envelopes, 5 designs
* coffee, tea and bottled water
* fun with other crafters and help from experienced consultants
Please note that we are not serving food. Feel free to bring a lunch or a snack if you wish. We do have access to a fridge if you need it. We will also have an info sheet with directions to nearby restaurants.
Just let me know via email: jagsscrapin@bell.net, phone: 905-623-3773 or leave a comment here on my blog.
Thanks;
Joanne
Saturday, September 15, 2012
Our Cross Canada Blog Hop Deput
Welcome to our September Cross Canada Blog Hop!
This is the first Blog Hop for our Cross Canada Group. Enjoy!!!This month our project is the "My Creations Bracket Frame". This product can be found on page 132 of the Autumn/Winter 2012 Idea Book, purchased exclusively through a Close to My Heart Independent Consultant near you for only $8.95.
In this hop, you will see how our Crafty Canadian Consultants have decorated their Bracket Frames! We hope you enjoy our blog hop today!
If you have just hopped onto my blog, you can start here as this is a circular hop, but if you want to follow us across Canada then please start at the beginning and join Deanne in NewFoundland at "http://deannestamps.blogspot.ca/".
If you came from Suzette of "http://croppaperscissors-sue.blogspot.ca/" (the person before me) then you are in the right place.
Here is my bracket frame:
I made the frame to hold a picture of my parents. It's a picture of them on their 50th wedding anniversary. I changed the colour of the picture to sepia to compliment the frame. I think it turned out nice.
Supply List:
- Pear & Partridge Paper Packet
- Mocha Opaques Adhesive Gems
- Cricut Artiste Collection for the flowers
- Cricut Art Philosophy Collection for the frame layout & the corner and straight flourishes
- Ruby Ink
- Desert Sand Ink
- Liquid Glass
Instructions:
- I used my cricut machine to cut the frame out using <Square4> on page 53 of the Art Philosophy cartridge. I had it on the "Fit to Page" setting to cut out the frame and then used <Square1> on page 23 on the "Center Point" setting and "Real Dial Size" setting to cut out the square. I did have to play with it a few times so try it with scrap paper first. I used a B&T Duo paper from the Pear & Partridge Paper Packet.
- I cut two 1 inch wide by12 inch long strips of paper using cranberry cardstock that is included in the Pear & Partridge Paper Packet. I then used a ruler to mark off an 'inch and a quarter' then 'half an inch', repeating until the end of the strip of paper. Fold it so it looks like the one in my picture, gluing both sides so it stays down.
- The flowers are cut using the Artiste cartridge. I used "Accent 2" (yellow flower in the book), 3 at 3 inches and 1 at 2.75 inches. I used "Liquid Glass" to glue them together. Two flowers were made using desert sand cardstock and 2 (1 smaller) using cranberry cardstock.
- I inked around all the edges of the frame and the edges of the cranberry strip of paper using "Desert Sand Ink". I also added some ink to the cranberry flowers.
- I used "Ruby Ink" to give the desert sand flowers a little colour.
- I added the large gems to the centre of the flowers and the small gems to the flourishes, mixing the light and dark gems.
Your next stop on the Cross Canada Hop is Krista of "http://simplycreatingtogether.blogspot.ca/".
Here is a complete list of the blog hop in case you get lost along the way:
- Deanne ~ http://deannestamps.blogspot.ca/
- Stephanie ~ http://sbilbycreations.blogspot.ca/
- Michelle S ~ http://mycreationswithmichelle.blogspot.ca/
- Suzette ~ http://croppaperscissors-sue.blogspot.ca/
- Joanne ~ http://jagsscrapincorner.blogspot.ca/
- Krista ~ http://simplycreatingtogether.blogspot.ca/
- Sheri ~ http://sherisays-justscrapit.blogspot.ca/
- Brae ~ http://thebrae-er.blogspot.ca/
- Michelle M ~ http://twirlntime.blogspot.ca/
- Tara ~ http://creatingwithtara.blogspot.ca/
- Kathy ~ http://kathy-itsagirlthing.blogspot.ca/
- Nancy ~ http://nancyklein.blogspot.ca/
Take care and and Happy Scrapin'!!!
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