Tag Archive | "Paper crafting"

Cricut Imagine Goodies

Sunday, August 1, 2010

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Cricut Imagine Goodies

So you probably saw my footage of the Cricut Imagine & video I posted of David Garibaldi, but I wanted to share with you what was actually IN our goody bag that we received as we walked out the door. You can’t imagine…. A cool tee-shirt, a full-content cartridge (I got Happy Hauntings), a pair [...]

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Quick and Easy Gift- Altered Notepad

Monday, March 30, 2009

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Jenny shares an altered notebook craft from Craft Cafe, perfect for Mothers Day.

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Twirled Paper- Quilling Kit Book Review

Wednesday, February 25, 2009

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I had a request for a suggestion for a quilling resource, so I thought I’d share a book that I got a few years ago for Christmas that I really enjoyed. It’s by Klutz publishing, and it’s called “Twirled Paper” by Jacqueline Lee. I’m pretty sure it’s geared for the teen market- I found it [...]

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Happy St. Patrick’s Day!

Monday, March 17, 2008

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I’m home with baby girl today, making green applesauce and hoping that the parade is going to be televised.  I do have some crafty goodness to share, though. I received two St. Patrick’s Day cards this season. One was from Katherine on my CPS group. She send out this lovely card that has an Irish [...]

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Altered Art Bobbins

Friday, February 15, 2008

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So, I’m still on my Random Act of Kindness crafting kick. Our dear moderator Diane reminded me that March is rapidly approaching, so I got a-thinkin’. My challenge to myself is to a) create a handmade item b) using what I’ve got in my studio c) can be duplicated a dozen or so times, and [...]

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Paper Butterflies

Sunday, February 10, 2008

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Yesterday was a busy day…. it was my dear sweet girl’s third birthday, and she wanted a “Butterfly Party.” I couldn’t find any butterfly decorations at our local stores, so I whipped up a few paper butterflies to hang on our chandelier for her party. Here’s how they turned out: First I cut out a [...]

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