Showing posts with label ribbon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ribbon. Show all posts

Monday, June 16, 2014

Hello Peek A Boo Card


Miss out on our free card make and take last week? No problem! We have the step by step so you can make your own from home right here! For more of this month's make and takes, check out our Facebook event page!


Hello Peek a Boo Card @craftsavvy #craftwarehouse #techniquetuesday #card #tutorial #diy #washitape

Supplies:

•Big Shot die cut machine- Ellison (Sizzix)
•Hello script die cut - Technique Tuesday
•Black cards and envelopes (A2 size)
•Hot pink card stock, lime green cardstock, bright yellow card stock, aqua card stock
•Ribbon
•Corner Rounder
•Scor tape, Sticky thumb, or Tombow Xtreme tape (strong tape)
•Mini Xyron adhesive Sticker Maker
•Clear acetate sheets
•Washi tape - Studio DIY black and white mix. or similar,
•Signo (uniball) white gel pen
•Rhinestones, pearls, or sequins to match

Directions:

1.) Die cut the precut aqua card stock (2” x 1”) with the Technique Tuesday Hello script die and big shot. Set aside.
2.) Use corner rounder to round the to ‘open side’ corners on black card. and also 2 right corners of the precut lime green card stock. - then use strong tape to adhere to inside of card. The Lime
green will show through to the front later.
3.) Next use washi tape (any kind) to position the same script hello die cut onto card front- where you want the peek a boo to be. and then die cut. - remember to die cut with the card laying open so you are only cutting a Hello shaped hole in the front of the card- and be sure you are cutting so that you can read the hello- you will be die cutting DOWN. - you don't need the black hello die cut that this cuts.


4.) Next use the black and white mix washi tape on the pre cut clear acetate sheet and attach to INSIDE of front of card. This creates a clear window through the Hello die- now when you close
the card you can see the lime green through the hello shaped hole. Make sure to place this strip of acetate over the Hello shaped hole in the card.


5.) Now layer the 4 1/4” x 1” bright card stocks- aqua, bright yellow, hot pink to each other using strong tape. Offset these just a little so you have narrow stripes of bright color showing under the hot pink. Use strong tape again to secure ribbon around this stacked layer and tie in a knot on front.

 
6.) Use the Xyron sticker machine to add sticky to back of hello die cut and carefully insert this into the hello shaped die cut hole on front of card- onto the clear acetate. You will still be able to see through the holes in the letters to the lime green inside card- yet the aqua die cut hello is secure in place.
7.) Use strong tape to add the be-ribboned layered bright card stock border to card- just under the die cut so it looks like the strip of aqua card stock is part of the aqua hello die cut.
8.) Embellish with rhinestones, pearls, or sequins. !

We suggest the white Signo Uniball gel pen for addressing the envelope!

Tuesday, April 16, 2013

Reversed Canvas Organizers



We all love Pinterest, but it's time to stop searching for ideas and start creating in real life!

Use our projects as a tool: replicate the project entirely, tweak it with your favorite colors and embellishments or use it as a starting point for something even more amazing! No matter what your 'crafting' skill level, there's a project here for you!

Supplies:
  • 3 - 12"x12" Black Deep Canvas
  • 3 - 16"x16" Burlap Fabric
  • 1 1/2 Yard of Ribbon
  • Black Acrylic Paint
  • Foam Brush
  • Decorating Your Life "Mail" Vinyl
  • Easy Shot Staple Gun
  • Beacon Fabric Glue or Sewing Machine 
Print our free Reversed Canvas Organizers instructions on our website here!  

Friday, April 5, 2013

No Sew Piecing Fabric DIY Canvas


 

We all love Pinterest, but it's time to stop searching for ideas and start creating in real life!

Use our projects as a tool: replicate the project entirely, tweak it with your favorite colors and embellishments or use it as a starting point for something even more amazing! No matter what your 'crafting' skill level, there's a project here for you!

 
 
Created by Kristina Hamer for Craft Warehouse


Supplies:
  • 16"x20" White Canvas
  • 2 - 9"x20" White Canvases
  • 1/2 yard of Osnaburg Fabric
  • 1 yard Turquoise Blue Rick Rack Ribbon
  • 1 Package of Phoomph
  • 8 Fat quarters of fabric of your choice
  • Wool Felt: yellow, green, white and dark brown
  • Embroidery hoop
  • Crochet floss in green and blue
  • Scissors
  • Pinking Sheers or pinking blade
  • East Shot staple gun
  • Fabric Tack glue
  • Happy Stitch felt book (for pattern)
  • Frixon pen to trace onto fabric
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Wednesday, April 3, 2013

Dear Lizzy Lucky Charm






When given the challenge to make some simple but fun cards for Craft Warehouse, using the NEW Dear Lizzy's Lucky Charm Collection for American Crafts, I knew I wanted to use these darling jars and quotes from the Card Stock Die Cut Pack.



To save paper, I used a pre-made 5x7 card and cut the following from the 12x12 paper pack:

Pink Paper - 1 1/2" x 5 1/2"
Pink Floral - 3 1/2" x 5 1/2"
Navy Floral - 5" x 1 1/2"

After gluing my papers in place, I used pop up dots to add lift to the Card Stock  Quote and Jar Die Cuts. Using the gold DIY Twine by Crate Paper, I tied a bow around the top of the jar. Of course I had to use the "Love You" stamp from the Lucky Charm Clear Acrylic Stamp Set and make a little tag from left over scrap paper from the collection. I just placed glue on the bag of the tiny tag and tucked the top under my bow so it looked like it was hanging in place. 

Making cards can be quick and simple with Lucky Charm!

Tuesday, March 26, 2013

Easter Apothecary Jars









Happy Easter! All week we are celebrating by inspiring you with fun, simple, and creative holiday projects! 


Real Coake knocks these Apothecary Jars out of the park! We love how these stands are created with unfinished wood and jars! You can make these for anytime of the year, but why not do what she has and fill them with Easter goodies for gifts or home! Get the how-to on her blog here!

Monday, March 25, 2013

Jute Easter Eggs



Happy Easter! All week we are celebrating by inspiring you with fun, simple, and creative holiday projects! 

Take a look at this tutorial from Taryn from Design, Dining + Diapers on Creative Home. These are made from plastic eggs! Can you imagine all the possibilities for gifts or home decor?! Try jute or even bakers twine in Easter colors for a fun look!

Friday, March 22, 2013

Party Crafting and Party Favors



It's Party Time! All week long we are going to share fun ways to design your own party favors and treat bags that will be sure to be a hit with your party guests!


 Photography by Lisa Lefkowitz

Use a Mason Jar to create homemade bubble jars. Tie with twine and a flower along with a unique bubble wand! Collect your supplies at your local Craft Warehouse!

Friday, March 1, 2013

Bo Bunny Ribbon and Flowers



 Thanks for playing along! This giveaway is now closed. Our winner picked via Random.org is:
Oh, heck ya, these are awesome!

It is Weekend Giveaway time again with this Bo Bunny Flower and Ribbon Giveaway! You will get all the packages shown above about $40 value!

To enter to win, you can...
1. Comment here! We need to be able to contact you if you win! If your email is not attached to your profile, please add an email address in your comments making sure to add spaces as shown: email (at) address (dot) com. Thank you!

2. Share our giveaway via Facebook by clicking "share" on our Facebook post, then come back here and tell us that you did.

3. Share our giveaway via Twitter, then come back here and tell us that you did.

4. Pin our giveaway via Pinterest, then come back and tell us that you did.

One winner will be picked via Random.org on February 18th, 2013!

*We ship in the US only thank you.

Wednesday, February 13, 2013

Valentine's Day Ribbon Sampler


All week we are going to share with you Valentine Inspiration! Whether you are creating something special for a loved one, your kids, a teacher, or even for yourself there will be plenty of creative inspiration to help you along!

We love this simple project, created by Lish Dorset of  Lish!, easy enough for your kids to do! You can find the step by step instructions on Lish's blog here.

American Crafts Ribbon on sale $10 (reg $19.93) and 50% off embroidery hoops (regular prices) February 7th until February 24th, 2013!

Saturday, February 9, 2013

Valentine's Framed Memories



All week we are going to share with you Valentine Inspiration! Whether you are creating something special for a loved one, your kids, a teacher, or even for yourself there will be plenty of creative inspiration to help you along!


Supplies:

Choose 3 - 4"x4" or 2 - 10"x10" frames
Add scrapbooking paper of your choice.
Choose vinyl to fit your frame
Glue dots permanent glue dots
1 yard of ribbon

Instructions:

Place paper and photos in frames.
Flip frames over and add glue dots where you want to attach your ribbon.
Press ribbon firmly into glue dots
Tie a bow or knot at the top.
Use embellishments to complete your project!

Thursday, January 31, 2013

Ribbon Cupcakes by Guest Design Team Member Marie Otake



Supplies:

3 in. Styrofoam balls

Cupcake baking cups
Ribbon
Glue Gun
Embellishments (Optional)


Ribbon Cupcake with a Swirl "Frosting"

Start off with putting a dot of glue at the center of the ball.

Loosely twist the ribbon and glue it halfway to keep the ribbon to stay put. 
The looser you twist, the fluffier your "frosting" looks.

When you reach your initial starting point, glue the ribbon once more and start another row.

Repeat the last two steps until you have the top half of the foam ball completely covered. 
Take the glue gun and glue around the ball directly underneath the ribbon.


Trim the bottom of the foam ball, so it creates a flat surface.

Place the ball in the cupcake liner and press lightly to adhere the liner to the foam ball.

Ribbon Cupcake with a Smooth "Frosting"

Start of by putting a dot of glue at the center of your ball.
Place your ribbon over the glued spot and stretch over the ball, gluing it down at the opposite side.


Repeat the last two steps, placing the ribbon directly next to the last piece. Continue until the top half of the ball has been completely covered.

Glue below the ribbon, around the ball.
Trim the foam so it is flat on the bottom.
Place in Cupcake liner.

Here are your Ribbon Cupcakes! Embellish it as you please! :)


Wednesday, January 30, 2013

Guest Designer Spotlight Marie Otake

Please welcome this month's Guest Designer, Marie Otake! Marie designs for May Arts and does amazing things with ribbon and paper crafts! We have asked her to share with us a ribbon tutorial tomorrow. But, today we have her telling us a little about what inspires her to create 
I have been crafting for as long as I can remember, but didn't get into the passion of paper crafting until a few years ago. I started of with basic scrapbooking, onto card making, and now I have a full blown obsession. 

I try to learn every aspect of crafting because I know it will be useful one day. I get my inspiration from everything around me. Sometimes, if you see me walking around, you may just see a random light bulb pop up on top of my head! I carry around a little notebook with me in case an idea pops up and I need to jot it down. I can be inspired by photos, occasions, products I see, or by other crafters!

I have a huge paper addiction, so I would have to say my favorite Craft Warehouse products are the papers!!
 Make sure you come back tomorrow to see Marie's step by step Ribbon Cupcake Tutorial! You can also follow Marie on her blog and Facebook.

Monday, December 3, 2012

Noel Coaster Decor




Create this clever simple stand-out gift with coasters! Take a look at just how easy it can be!






Step 1: Place permanent glue dots on to the back of the 4 coasters (I used 6 per coaster) and attach ribbon.

 
Step 2: Cut paper to fit the back of the coasters. Use zip dry paper glue to adhere paper to the back of each coaster

 
Step 3: Cut paper to fit the front of your coasters and glue using zip dry glue

 

Step 4: Add vinyl to each coaster
 
 
Instead of vinyl, place photos to get another look!
 
 

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