Draw, score, cut, and color, the day 6 ornament does it all. It is offered in the Ornament Advent, you can purchase the entire advent consisting of 12 SVG files, instructions, and video tutorials for $7.50. Or purchase the single ornament file for $2.00
I joined a Facebook group for making altered paper clips and this month’s theme is ocean. So this is my take on the theme. I had fun working on this altered paperclip and after making it, I made a similar mini-artwork.
This week’s tag uses items from my stash, embossing, and a DIY liquid resist piece. (video tutorial here: DIY liquid resist) The elements are random but are related by the color green. The pocket contains a small card for journaling or writing a special note.
This week’s Tag it Tuesday is all about collage. Using printables from the Try it – Like it – Create it store for the background collage and wording. Collaging with a printable image can be fun and playful. You can cut, tear, and layer pieces.
The materials used for this week’s tag are pretty basic. A few printable pages, a paper flower, glue, and minimal ink blending work together for a cohesive look.
If you aren’t into crafting, it can be difficult to buy a present for the paper crafter in your life. Trust me when I say, crafters like craft supplies. Here is a list of gift-giving ideas for that special someone.
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High-Quality Paper: A selection of premium papers in various textures, colors, and weights to inspire creativity. I know this can be a difficult task but CutCardStock has you covered. You can buy a variety pack of colors or a gift card.
2. Paper Cutter or Trimmer: A precision paper cutter or trimmer for clean, straight cuts. There is a lot of variety when it comes to paper trimmers. My favorite paper trimmer comes from Cricut. I like its compact size. I can easily store it on my desk on the side and grab it whenever I need to trim paper.
3. Die Cutting Machine: A die-cutting machine like a Cricut or Silhouette for precise cutting and embossing of paper and other materials. This can be a big dollar item. If you crafter likes technology and can handle a small learning curve, these are great machines. Over the years I have had a variety of different Cricut machines and I have loved each one. Right now I think the best machine for the money would be the Cricut Joy Xtra.
4. Craft Scissors: A set of sharp, precision craft scissors for intricate cutting. Trust me, crafters can never have enough scissors. It is probably the one tool we misplace the most, and the one that gets “borrowed” by family members. (which can irk us!) I love these non-stick scissors and they are real game changers.
5. Gift Cards: Gift cards to their favorite craft supply store. If you are stumped on what to buy, a gift card is always appreciated. If your crafter visits a local craft store often, then that is the place to buy a gift card. Or consider one of the big box stores, we can always find something we “need”.
Pumpkins are such an iconic image for fall and Halloween. This page of pumpkins is today’s Freebie Friday printable. Grab it now for all your paper crafting – card making, scrapbooking, junk journals, glue books, and mixed media. I’d love for you to share what you make!
The papercraft pocket and cards with a female theme are a delightful and creative way to express femininity and celebrate women. The pocket has a rather dark theme. It provides a convenient and stylish storage solution for the accompanying cards. The cards themselves feature beautiful illustrations and intricate details that capture the essence of otherworldly femininity, showcasing themes such as empowerment, beauty, and strength. Whether it’s for card making, glue books, scrapbooking, junk journals, or simply to show appreciation, this paper-crafted pocket and cards set is a perfect choice to convey heartfelt messages and make a lasting impression.
The zipped download file contains the page above with the pocket and cards as well as a ledger page to add to the back of the cards for journaling.
I am participating in three different summits that are happening back to back. Join me, grab your free tickets, and let’s craft together.
October 2-6
Holiday Cricut Craftfest This is a big one with over 50 different projects. I am sharing how to make a 3D ornament that is very flexible for you to decorate as you desire. The project sneak peek is below:
October 12-14
Holiday Craft Summit Lots of holiday Cricut projects to make. My sneak peek is for an advent calendar that you can see below.
October 16 – 20
Holiday Craft Summit The Holiday Craft Summit is full of 44 different crafts. You’ll learn how to sew, knit, crochet, papercraft, and embroider a HUGE range of wonderfully quick & satisfying holiday gifts! And my sneak peek:
More? – YES!
And if this isn’t enough crafting for you (heck can you ever have enough crafting?), I have three more summits I have committed to in December, January, and March! So keep your eyes out for more summit goodness.
Paper crafters you loved last week’s background textures, so I know you are going to love this set as well. You might recognize the text in the top image if you read a bit! Great for holiday crafting. Use these printable backgrounds for all your paper crafting: glue books, scrapbooks, junk journals, card making, mixed media, and more.
If you do any kind of paper crafting you are going to love these background textures. Combined into one PDF file that you can print and then use for scrapbooking, mixed media, card making, ephemera, glue books, junk journals, and more…