Showing posts with label projects. Show all posts
Showing posts with label projects. Show all posts

Friday, February 26, 2010

Book of ABC



My sister, May Ann gave David a set of alphabet flash cards. In order to prevent losing the cards, I decided to do what Cabbie did with her set of flash cards for her kids....bind them.

Materials used in this layout are available at Lasting Impression

Saturday, February 13, 2010

Happy Valentines Day!

For Valentines Day this year, I made some flowers from DCWV cardstock and sprayed them with glimmer mist and inked them using distress ink pads to make them a little bit more real looking. I'm super loving the glimmer mist and I wish I could have all the colors!







I also experimented on printed cardstock and it turned out quite well too.



Happy Valentines Day and Happy New Year everyone!

Monday, December 21, 2009

Christmas Ornaments

I made these ornaments using Making Memories' Mistletoe line from Lasting Impression.

One of the papers had printed tags as pattern and I punched out almost all of the tags using the Large circle punch of Fiskars (also available in Lasting Impression)

20 circle diecuts can make 1 of these...






This is another accordion photo bag I made using Fancy Pants' Christmas Magic line. For instructions on how to make this bag, visit this site. I altered the size a bit so there'll be extra space inside the bag. I also added chipboard to the top and bottom part to make it sturdier.





Merry Christmas everyone!

Tuesday, December 15, 2009

Christmas projects

This Christmas season, my Bind it All worked overtime and so did I! Around half of the gifts I gave this Christmas are handmade by me. It was fun making the gifts but I'm not sure if I'll be doing the same next year. Maybe if I start early, I won't get too rushed next year...hmmm...

I gave out notepads and calendars as well as notebooks and accordion photo bags this Christmas. I also made little bags out of scrapbook paper for my son's gifts to his classmates. Hope the recipients liked them. I also got an order of 30 notebooks from Austin's tutor so that what kept me busy last week and this week. Finally everything's all done!

Here's what I made....














Merry Christmas everyone!

Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Personalized Journals

I was so in the mood last Saturday that I was able to make 2 journals aside from the Christmas countdown project.

The first one is a gift to my hubby's kinakapatid's niece who's visiting from the US.



I used my old papers from Sassafras Lass and Love Elsie to make the cover. I also doodled over the letters

The second one is a gift for my niece, Sheniah, who's turning 12 on the 25th. She loves to draw so I think this journal will be quite useful for her.




I used Sassafras Lass - Life is beautiful -Wall of fame paper as well as the backside of Webster's Pages Sweet as a Cherry Pie - fly a kite paper. For the lock, I also used Webster's Pages which I folded to make it sturdier. I also added glossy accents on the name and circle frame for dimension.



Sunday, November 15, 2009

Christmas Countdown!

I finally got to make my Christmas countdown project. I've been wanting to make this since last year but never got around to do it. I used Making Memories' Fa-la-la collection last year mixed with this year's Mistletoe collection. I also got to use my Kaisercraft wooden album from last year's purchase too. Painted it with red and stamped some polkadots with paint too.

I used Making Memories shimmer alphabets for the word Christmas and their mini alpha for the word Countdown...tied the 2 wooden album pages together with ribbon. I punched out the round tags from the Mistletoe collection and placed it on both sides of the wood to extend the area where I placed the word Christmas.


Here are the cards I made for the countdown numbers. I cut out the numbers from the Fa-la-la collection except for the number 12 which I have already used in another layout.




All materials are available at Lasting Impression.

Sunday, October 4, 2009

What to do with excess rub-ons

While surfing the net for ideas on what to give my son's teachers for teacher's day, I chanced upon a site where the owner used her excess rub-ons on bottles and filled them with had soap or lotion.

Here's what I did:


I bought Liquid hand soap in pump bottles from my sister in law and rubbed my excess rub-ons on it. I had fun making this and at the same time glad to be able to make use of my excess rub-ons.

This is also a great gift idea for Christmas. Aside from toiletries, you can fill empty bottles with candies and chocolates or marshmallows.

Shameless plug: In case you want to buy bottles filled with liquid soap, hand sanitizer or lotion like this, please email me at funckey63@gmail.com My sister-in-law has this in different sizes too! She also sells empty bottles , in case you want to fill it with something else.

Sunday, February 15, 2009

Valentine's Day Sale and demo at Lasting Impression

Aside from the big sale of Prima flowers last Saturday (all Prima flowers at 50% off!), we had a mini workshop in the afternoon. We made a small Valentine's day decor, using Shrink film for one of the embellishments, the ATB Paper Tagger and the 3-d Crystal Lacquer. The idea was lifted from a project made in Handmade It Scrapbook Trends magazine, although the design and the techniques used in the project were decided by Maybelle and me.


The key charm was attached using the ATB paper tagger. Stamps used are from Autumn Leaves' Stampology

The timepiece was made using shrink plastic. We stamped an image onto the plastic using Stazon and heat embossed it. It's a bit difficult to manage when you use a heat embossing gun, a good alternative is to use an oven toaster. The beads were secured using double sided tape. The stamped swirls were embossed using SAKURA 3-d Crystal Lacquer, which is similar to glossy accents and diamond glaze but dries up faster and has a finer tip.
The wings were colored using Glimmer Mist (Candy Apple Red)
Ribbons were attached on top so the decor could be hanged anywhere in the house

The above 2 pictures are made by Donna and Cookie who decided to use the paper tagger and the extra chipboard and charms to accentuate the ribbon.
Here's the back portion of my project
Here are the lovely versions of the girls who joined the workshop. Thanks girls for joining! Maybelle also did a workshop on the small candy treats for hubbies but unfortunatelt we weren't able to take photos. Girls, if you have taken photos, papost naman!

Wednesday, October 8, 2008

Mini notebooks for teacher's day


For teacher's day last September 6, I made some mini notebooks for Austin's teachers using my scraps and my Bind it All.

I found the idea from this site but instead of making an address book, I made a small notebook using index cards.