Let the christmas season officially begin! of course i have been doing christmas projects for some time but once thanksgiving is over it really feels like christmas! i have a serious lack of christmas music so i worked on fixing that yesterday and downloaded some to my computer. however i have no ipod :( but better than nothing - time to move into the current century right!
i have a snow layout for ya today. and it has THREE videos to go with it! i used 3 different techniques on the layout and figured i would film them while i was at it :) two years ago we got an unusually large snowfall for this area - over 4'! it was mind boggling and i think we shoveled for a week! i was browsing through some SVGs over at Treasure Box Designs and saw a snow shoveling set and immediately thought of those pictures from the massive snowfall. Treasure Box has SO many adorable sets for paper piecing as well as digi stamps.
i did this layout for Through the Craft Room Door using the sketch that appears in the current issue.
while the sketch is a card sketch it was easy to alter it a bit and use it for a layout. i turned it on it's side and instead of the 3 tabs i used a snowbank die cut from the SVG set. i also used the layout of the focal panel for many of the picture mats.
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I used my Black Cat to cut out the SVG files of course and i must say i was really impressed by how well it cut even the tiniest of details:
to give you an idea of the size...
LOVE it!
fr the title piece i made a mat using tin foil, alcohol inks, an embossing folder and some Staz On ink
This is the first video i have for you today:
i also added some microbeads for a different sort of shimmer. i used them for the bands on the photo mats as well as the diecuts. did you buy a bunch of martha stewarts microbeads when they came out? i know i did (like every single color). get them out and use them! you can see how easy it is in the third video:
These videos are all sponsored by FaveCrafts - a new favorite set of sites of mine - loads of free ideas and tutorials and such - great stuff!
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