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Table of Contents INSPIRATION DESIGNER CHALLENGE: Valentine Cards for Guys............... 27
Valentines for Kids & Teachers .................................. 60
From funny to sweet to sentimental, these masculine cards are perfect for all the men in your life (hubby, boyfriend, dad, brother, and son). They may be short on pink, but they’re big on heart!
Kids say the darnedest things! Celebrate the sweet and funny sentiments shared by kids with these love-themed cards, tags, treat bags, and boxes that are perfect for kids and teachers alike!
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While the winter wind rages outside, warmth and coziness can always be found indoors. Snuggle up to these projects that feature winter icons like sweaters, mittens, quilts, and folk art themes.
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Our experts share tips and ideas for incorporating masking into your stamped projects.
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Look Ahead 80 Simple Sentiments 81 Get Inspired 90
Moxie Fabs.............................................. 87 Go-to Sketches .................................... 22 Paper Crafts Go-to Gal Windy Robinson shares two inspiring sketches that are perfect for the New Year!
From Brownies to Polaroids to Instamatics to Instagram, cameras are flashing their way to a picture perfect performance. Come see what “clicks” with trends editorr Cath Edvalson!
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Paper Crafts Connection Making personal connections through the art of paper crafting. 2012 Gallery Idol Challenge Winner, Joscelyne Cutchens
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Each year here at Paper Crafts, we host an intense blog competition with talented competitors and round after round of engaging challenges. Gallery Idol is the name of the game, and some of the most creative and talented designers come together to compete. This year we had an amazing group of card creators, but after five rounds, only one could end up on top. This year’s winner is none other than Joscelyne Cutchens! We asked Joscelyne what she enjoyed most about the competition, and here’s her top five list. #1 The clean desk. I loved that I actually cleaned my desk in between card-making days so I would have the space to create a new project.
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WINNING PROJECT Picture Perfect Birthday Card by Joscelyne Cutchens
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Dear Go-to Gals Answers to YOUR questions from the Paper Crafts Go-to Gals “I´ve heard other stampers use the term `masking´. What is it exactly, and what are some ways I can incorporate it into my stamping projects?“ —Clueless in Canada
Jennifer: Masking is one of the most versatile stamping techniques. Traditionally, masking allows you to get a layered look with multiple images without any messy overlap. In order to mask a stamped image, just stamp an identical image on scrap paper and cut it out. This piece is then placed over the main stamped image. When additional stamping is done on top of this, your original image will stay protected. Masking is great when creating a stamped scene! It is also great for inking techniques as you can ink a background (seen in my card here) while keeping the main stamped image clean and crisp.
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Julie: I love masking because it allows you to combine stamps in really unique ways. One of my favorite masking techniques combines fussy cutting with stamps. Simply stamp an image, fussy-cut a mask, and then stamp a background on top. The main image stays nice and crisp and pops from the stamped pattern that you’ve created. You can even create your own background paper by masking multiple images on the same piece of cardstock.
Windy: There are so many ways that you can use masks on your stamping projects. I´m fond of using pre-made plastic masks in conjunction with stamps and ink to add layers and depth on my projects. To create a layered card like the one below, you simply start by stamping a background. Apply a mask (you can find some that are self-cling or you can tack it down with repositionable adhesive). Then ink over the mask. Remove the mask and stamp the sentiment/image with a darker colored ink. This creates three layers of depth. You could even mask and ink again to create even more layers!
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My Type of Friend Card
Layered Love Card
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Teri: One of my favorite things to mask is a flower bouquet. Start with one flower stamp. I find one that is just a flower without leaves works the best. Stamp it on a repositionable note. Fussy-cut it. Then stamp the flower on a panel of cardstock. Set the mask on top and stamp the flower again. This time, you want to move the flower slightly over so you stamp it on the mask and paper panel. Remove the mask. Set it over your second stamped flower and slightly move the stamp over and stamp again. Repeat these steps until your bouquet is as big as you want it to be. Finish off your bouquet by stamping some leaves. Be sure to re-use your mask to cover up the flowers you want to add leaves to.
Betsy: Masking is a technique used in stamping that has many variations! A “mask” can be a scrap of paper, a repositionable note (which works well because of the temporary adhesive already on it to keep it in place), a fussy-cut image, or even a die cut. For my card here, I used a “reverse masking” technique in which I die-cut banner shapes from a scrap of paper and placed the negative portion of the die cut over my card base to act as a mask. I used some basic background stamps to stamp over the cut-out. Once the mask is removed, I can see that my background image has taken on the shape of the banner! I could do this with any die cut shape! It’s quick and easy and a great way to stretch your stamp collection!
Kim: Masking is one of those terms in stamping that I consider a little overwhelming, too. After doing a little experimenting, I wanted to share a quick and easy way for you to give masking a try. • Trim a repositionable note into a rectangle. Be sure not to trim off the sticky edge! • Affix the note to the center of your card leaving a generous portion of the card exposed. • Stamp all over the card edges including where the repositionable note is placed. • Remove the note and stamp your sentiment in the clear space. Instant stamped border!
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You Make Me Smile Card
Banner Birthday Card
Being a Friend Card
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Stamp It! Techniques Creative Uses of Sentiment Stamps Sentiment stamps can be used in endless creative ways. From creating shapes, borders, and backgrounds to making your own subway art, all you need is a little imagination!
STEP 1: Stamp sentiment on cardstock.
STEP 2: Stamp sentiment on transparency sheet.
Absolutely Delightful Card Designer: Betsy Veldman 1 Make card from cardstock; round corners. 2 Adhere patterned paper rectangles together, round bottom corners, and adhere to card. 3 Create stamped panel, following figures 1–3. Note: Press stamped transparency sheet on cardstock quickly before the ink dries.
STEP 3: Press stamped transparency sheet on panel.
4 Adhere panel to card. 5 Die-cut frame, leaves, and roses from cardstock. 6 Adhere frame to card with foam tape. 7 Stamp leaves and roses on die cuts and adhere to card with foam tape.
Finished size: 5¾" x 4½" SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Cotton Candy) Bazzill Basics Paper Patterned paper: (Lip Gloss from Kissing Booth collection; Fine China from The Paper Cottage collection)
BasicGrey Transparency sheet: Office Max Clear stamps: (sentiment from Absolutely Delightful set) Simon Says Stamp; (small solid rose, small rose outline, medium solid rose, medium rose outline, small solid leaves, small leaves outline, medium solid leaves, medium leaves outlines from The Sweet Life set) Papertrey Ink Dye ink: (Scarlet Jewel, Hibiscus Burst, Raspberry Fizz, Simply Chartreuse) Papertrey Ink Pigment ink: (Bubblegum, Lido) A Muse Studio Watermark ink: Tsukineko Dies: (small, medium roses; small, medium leaves) Papertrey Ink; (frame) Stampin’ Up!/Sizzix Tool: (corner rounder punch) We R Memory Keepers
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DESIGNER TIP To achieve a fun shadow effect, stamp sentiments twice slightly offset in different colors.
You Are So Cute Card
I Appreciate You Card
Designer: Ashley Marcu
Designer: Wida Miller
1 Make card from cardstock.
1 Make card from cardstock.
2 Stamp Designer Woodgrain on cardstock rectangle and adhere to card.
2 Circle-punch cardstock and adhere to cardstock rectangle.
3 Stamp Dude Block on cardstock. 4 Stamp words and icons on panel. Note: Stamp reverse sides of heart and sun to create dimension. Stamp cute twice to create shadow. Straighten circle border stamp to create flat line.
3 Stamp sentiment repeatedly on panel. Adhere to card. 4 Tie button with twine and adhere to card.
Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
5 Trim stamped panel, adhere to card, and affix tape.
Finished size: 4¼" x 5½" SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (kraft, white) Papertrey Ink Rubber stamp: (Designer
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white, kraft) Bazzill Basics Paper; (Summer Sunrise)
Woodgrain) Hero Arts Clear stamps: (you are, amazing, so, cute, loved from Chit Chat set; heart, an all star from My Guy set; sun from Folkal Points set; special from Sentiment Sampler set; arrow from He Said, She Said set; Dude Block; circle border from Hubby and Wifey set) Paper Smooches Dye ink: (True Black, Pure Poppy, Sweet Blush, Blueberry Sky, Orange Zest, Harvest Gold, New Leaf, Spring Rain, Winter Wisteria, Soft Stone, kraft) Papertrey Ink Sticker: (orange tape) American Crafts
Papertrey Ink Clear stamp: (sentiment from All Occasion Messages set) Hero Arts Dye ink: (Mustard Seed) Tim Holtz/Ranger Industries Accent: (yellow button) Autumn Leaves Fibers: (yellow/white twine) Divine Twine Tool: (circle punch) EK Success
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DESIGNER TIP Stamp the black “YOU” first to get the placement you want and then fill the heart with red stamping.
WOW Card
Heart You Card
Designer: Teri Anderson
Designer: Renae Roberts
1 Make card from cardstock.
1 Make card from cardstock.
2 Stamp omg, eek, wow, and yay on card repeatedly. 3 Stamp stars on cardstock, trim, and adhere to card.
2 Trim heart from cardstock and adhere to card with repositionable adhesive.
4 Adhere rhinestones.
3 Stamp you repeatedly on card.
Finished size: 5½" x 4¼"
4 Remove mask.
Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white) Georgia-Pacific Clear stamps: (star from Primary
set; omg, eek, wow, yay from Qwick Qwips set) Paper Smooches Dye ink: (Turquoise, yellow, red) Marvy Uchida; (Tuxedo Black) Tsukineko Accents: (red, teal, yellow rhinestones) Kaisercraft
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SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white) Papertrey Ink Clear stamp: (you from All About You set) Papertrey Ink Dye ink: (True Black) Papertrey Ink; (Cough Syrup) Jenni Bowlin/Ranger Industries Adhesive: (repositionable)
Hello Banner Card
Sentimental Thank You Card
Designer: Cristina Kowalczyk
Designer: Amber Kemp-Gerstel
1 Make card from cardstock.
1 Make card from cardstock.
2 Die-cut pennants from cardstock.
2 Stamp largest thank you on cardstock rectangle; color with markers.
3 Stamp “Hello” on die cuts; emboss. 4 Adhere die cuts to card and stitch line.
Finished size: 5½" x 4¼"
3 Stamp remaining words and sentiments repeatedly on panel. 4 Adhere stamped panel to card.
Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Raspberry Fizz, Orange Zest, Melon Berry, Summer Sunrise, Plum Pudding, white) Papertrey Ink Clear stamps: (circle alphabet from Best Of the Best set) BasicGrey/Hero Arts Watermark ink: Tsukineko Embossing powder: (white) American Crafts Die: (pennant) Wplus9 Design Studio
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (True Black, white) Papertrey Ink Clear stamps: (assorted thank you, thanks a million from Inside & Out: Thank You set; thank you from Say It with Style set; scripted thanks from Mat Stack 4 set; scripted thank you, sentiment from Mat Stack 1 set; scripted thanks from Gracious Vases set; thank you from Butterfly Dreams set; merci, many thanks, sentiment from Mega Mixed Messages set; thanks from Modern Basics set) Papertrey Ink Dye ink: (Jet Black) Ranger Industries Pigment ink: (Provincial Gray) Impress Rubber Stamps Color medium: (assorted markers) Tombow
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Paper Crafts 101 All That Glitters It sparkles. It shines. It adds amazing color and texture. Go-to Gal Jennifer McGuire shows you six clever ways to incorporate glistening glitter into your paper crafts.
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Create glitter paper by die-cutting double-sided adhesive paper, adding glitter, and piecing back together.
Create an ombre look by covering die cut with overlapping colors of glitter.
Create a focal image by stamping on ultra-fine glitter and coloring with permanent markers.
Add sparkle to ribbon by lining edges with glitter glue.
Create a dimensional embellishment by stamping with sticky embossing powder, adding glitter, and applying a clear coat.
Create quick glitter borders with double-sided tape.
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Glittered Hello Card
Enjoy Cupcake Card
Designer: Jennifer McGuire
Designer: Jennifer McGuire
1 Stamp Lacey Background on note card; round corners.
1 Stamp Carbonated Background on note card. Round corners.
2 Trim adhesive tape, affix to card, and apply glitter. Repeat for additional borders. 3 Die-cut vine from adhesive sheet. Remove release paper, apply glitter, and affix to card. 4 Stamp hello on card and adhere pearls.
Finished size: 5" x 4¼"
2 Trim pennant from cardstock, stamp enjoy, and adhere to card. 3 Affix adhesive sheet to cardstock. 4 Remove release paper from panel and apply glitter. Note: Burnish to keep in place. 5 Stamp cupcake on panel, color with markers, and trim. 6 Adhere cupcake to card with foam tape. 7 Thread button with cord; adhere.
Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
SUPPLIES: Rubber stamp: (Lacey Background) BasicGrey/Hero Arts Clear stamp: (hello handsome from Year Round Sentiments set) Hero Arts Dye ink: (Soft Pool, black) Hero Arts Accents: (green, blue glitter) Ranger Industries; (white pearls) Hero Arts Adhesive: (double-sided sheet) Die: (vine) Memory Box Tool: (corner rounder punch) We R Memory Keepers Other: (blue note card) Hero Arts
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white) Neenah Paper Rubber stamp: (Carbonated
Background) BasicGrey/Hero Arts Clear stamps: (cupcake, enjoy from Picnic set) BasicGrey/Hero Arts Dye ink: (black) Hero Arts; (Jet Black) Ranger Industries Chalk ink: (Cerulean) Hero Arts Color medium: (assorted markers) Copic Accents: (iridescent glitter) Glitter Ritz; (pink button) Fibers: (silver cord) Adhesive: (double-sided sheet) Tool: (corner rounder punch) We R Memory Keepers Other: (blue note card) Hero Arts Get MORE at PaperCraftsMag.com
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Go-to Sketches Design Made Easy Two inspiring sketches courtesy of Go-to Gal Windy Robinson.
Sentiment
Love You Dearly Wall Hanging Designer: Windy Robinson 1 Print photos on specialty paper. 2 Die-cut small hearts from photos and cardstock. Adhere to book page. 3 Stamp sentiment on book page and tie on ribbon. 4 Stamp Newspaper Background on shrink plastic; let dry. 5 Die-cut medium hearts from plastic and shrink following manufacturer’s directions. 6 Hole-punch hearts. Attach jump rings and charms. Attach to book page.
Finished size: 6" x 7" SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (red) Bazzill Basics Paper Specialty paper: (white photo) Office Max Rubber stamp: (Newspaper Background) Hero Arts Clear stamp: (sentiment from Pretty Phrases set) Paper Smooches Solvent ink: (Jet Black, Blazing Red) Tsukineko Accents: (red pearl charms with clear rhinestones) Jenni Bowlin Studio; (silver jump rings) Michaels Fibers: (black ribbon) American Crafts Dies: (small, medium hearts) Spellbinders Other: (clear acrylic book) 7gypsies; (clear poly shrink plastic) Lucky Squirrel; (digital photos)
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Online Bonus Projects Get instructions for Jocelyn Olson´s Let´s Go Everywhere Card at PaperCraftsMag.com/projects.
Get Crafty Card Designer: Teri Anderson SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white, kraft) Neenah
Paper; (red, purple, blue, yellow) Bazzill Basics Paper; (orange, green) Memory Box Clear stamps: (sentiment, buttons, scissors, paint, paintbrushes, spool, glue from Get Crafty set) Technique Tuesday Dye ink: (Tuxedo Black) Tsukineko; (yellow, red, orange, turquoise) Marvy Uchida; (Rich Razzleberry, Old Olive) Stampin’ Up! Accents: (assorted rhinestones) Kaisercraft
Finished size: 5½" x 4¼"
Eclectic Hurray Card
All of Us Card
Designer: Chan Vuong
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white) Wplus9 Design Studio; (Spring Moss, Harvest Gold, Aqua Mist, Spring Rain, Melon Berry, Lavender Moon) Papertrey Ink Clear stamps: (sentiment from Many Birthday Messages set) Hero Arts; (chevron, hexagon borders from Geo-graphic set; Dapper set; square conversation bubble from He Said, She Said set; Hip to be Square set) Paper Smooches; (circles border from Background Basics: Circles set; solid argyle from A Little Argyle set) Papertrey Ink Dye ink: (Jet Black) Ranger Industries Pigment ink: (Frost White) Clearsnap Embossing powder: (white) Stampin’ Up!
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Rustic Cream) Papertrey Ink Patterned paper: (Party Hat from Cakewalk 8x8 pad) October Afternoon Clear stamp: (hurray from Celebrations set) Papertrey Ink Dye ink: (Northern Pine) Tsukineko Accents: (assorted die cuts; pink, orange, teal epoxy brads; pink, green buttons) October Afternoon Sticker: (multi-colored badge) October Afternoon
Finished size: 5" square
Designer: Gayatri Murali
Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
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nt im en t Se Beelieve You Card Designer: Mignon Jessica Bear 1 2 3 4
Make card from cardstock; adhere patterned paper. Apply rub-ons to patterned paper rectangle. Adhere die cut borders to panel. Mat panel with cardstock and adhere to card with foam tape. 5 Trim flowers from patterned paper; adhere to card with foam tape. 6 Adhere rhinestones. Finished size: 6" x 6ž" SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Bitter Chocolate) Bazzill Basics Paper Patterned paper:
(Hello Sunshine, Hello Sunshine Delight from Hello Sunshine collection) BoBunny Press Accents: (yellow rhinestones) K&Company; (blue, striped border die cuts) BoBunny Press Rub-ons: (flourishes, sentiment) BoBunny Press
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Online Bonus Projects Get instructions for Windy Robinson´s Robot Birthday Card at PaperCraftsMag.com/projects.
Reach for the Sky Card
Flowery Hello There Card
So Very Much Card
Designer: Annette Allen
Designer: Teri Anderson
Designer: Kristie Hartfeil
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white) Neenah Paper Patterned paper: (Shortening, Celery Stalks, Chicken Thighs, New Potatoes from Southern Chicken Dumpling Soup 6x6 pad) Jillibean Soup Clear stamps: (sentiment, sun, smiley face from Sunny Skies set) Lawn Fawn Pigment ink: (Onyx Black) Tsukineko Accent: (green rhinestone) Little Yellow Bicycle Fibers: (white jute twine) May Arts
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white) Neenah Paper;
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Smokey Shadow, white) Papertrey Ink Clear stamps: (love you, sentiment from Hearts set) Ali Edwards/ Technique Tuesday Dye ink: (Pure Poppy, Raspberry Fizz, Hibiscus Burst) Papertrey Ink; (Pretty In Pink) Stampin’ Up! Watermark ink: Tsukineko Embossing powder: (white) Stewart Superior Corp. Accent: (red glitter) A Muse Studio Adhesive: (double-sided sheet) Dies: (heart border) Papertrey Ink; (heart) A Muse Studio
Finished size: 4¾" x 3½"
(orange, green) Memory Box Patterned paper: (Dew from Heyday 6x6 pad) Studio Calico; (Stripe, Branches, green chevron from On the Bright Side 6x6 pad) My Mind’s Eye Clear stamp: (hello there from Heyday Sentiments set) Studio Calico/Hero Arts Dye ink: (Tuxedo Black) Tsukineko Accent: (orange flower with brad) Pebbles
Finished size: 4¼" square
Finished size: 5½" square
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BasicGrey’s True Love collection is a classic tale of romance, but rather than boy meets girl, vintage meets geometric in this patterned paper love story. On the vintage side, prints include soft orals, lovely lace, and romantic roses, while its geometric companion oers diagonal stripes, colorful herringbone, and lined-up ledger.
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Designer: Amanda Coleman
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Light My Fire Card
Just Love You Card
Designer: Elizabeta Kushner
Designer: Wendy Frederick
1 Make card from cardstock.
1 Make card from cardstock.
2 Print sentiment on cardstock; adhere with foam tape.
2 Paint swipes on cardstock; trim and adhere.
3 Adhere match.
3 Stamp and emboss sentiment.
Finished size: 4" x 5½"
4 Cut heart from cardstock; apply dimensional glaze and adhere. Finished size: 5½" x 4¼"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white) Fonts: (Helvetica Neue, Courier) Adobe Other: (match)
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SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Pure Poppy, black, white) Papertrey Ink Clear stamp: (sentiment from Loving Words set) Ali Edwards/Technique Tuesday Watermark ink: Tsukineko Embossing powder: (Dove) Martha Stewart Crafts Paint: (black) Michaels Finish: (dimensional glaze) Ranger Industries
DESIGNER TIP Using permanent markers to add color to white embossing powder is an easy way to make one portion of your stamped image pop.
Love Always Wins Card
Light Up My Life Card
Designer: Heidi Van Laar
Designer: Teri Anderson
1 Make card from cardstock; cover with cardstock. 2 Stamp and emboss sentiment; color “Love” with marker.
1 Make card from cardstock. 2 Stamp lightbulb on card.
3 Stamp heart on cardstock; trim and adhere with foam tape.
3 Stamp lightbulb twice on cardstock. Fussy-cut; adhere.
4 Adhere pearls to cardstock; trim and adhere with foam tape.
5 Affix tape.
Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (black, white) WorldWin Rubber stamp: (heart from All Occasion Tags set) Gina K. Designs Clear stamp: (sentiment from Love Always Wins set) Ali Edwards/Technique Tuesday Pigment ink: (Cranberry, Frost White) Clearsnap Embossing powder: (white) Stampin’ Up! Color medium: (red marker)
4 Stamp sentiments.
Finished size: 5½" x 4¼"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white) Georgia-Pacific; (yellow) Bazzill Basics Paper Clear stamps: (light bulb, sentiments from Bright Idea set) Technique Tuesday Dye ink: (Tuxedo Black) Tsukineko Sticker: (black tape) Chartpak Tool: (circle punch) Fiskars Find more at PaperCraftsMag.com
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DESIGNER TIP Using a word processing p program is a perfect way to create ea customized sentiment for your y card.
Tickle My Fancy Card
Had Me at Hello Card
Designer: Angie Tieman
Designer: Tara Cardwell
1 Print sentiment on cardstock; make card.
1 Make card from cardstock.
2 Stamp and emboss mustache on cardstock; fussy-cut and adhere with foam tape.
2 Trim patterned paper; tear. Adhere.
Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
4 Double-mat panel with cardstock and adhere.
3 Trim cardstock panel; stamp sentiment. 5 Die-cut four hearts from cardstock; adhere together and apply dimensional glaze. Adhere. 6 Adhere rhinestones. Finished size: 4¼" x 5¾"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white) Stampin’ Up! Clear stamp: (mustache from Mini Mustaches set) Inkadinkado Watermark ink: Tsukineko Embossing powder: (black) Stampin’ Up! Font: (Book Antiqua) Microsoft
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SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (kraft,red) Docrafts; (Black Glitter) Craftime Patterned paper: (text from Portobello Road Lost & Found 6x6 pad) My Mind’s Eye Clear stamp: (sentiment from At the Movies set) My Favorite Things Dye ink: (Tuxedo Black) Tsukineko Finish: (dimensional glaze) Ranger Industries Accents: (red rhinestones) Docrafts Die: (heart) Papertrey Ink
D DESIGNER TIP S ince most playing cards are coated with Since a slick surface, a liquid adhesive works best. b est. Use minimal amounts when applying adhesive a dhesive so as not to warp your card.
You & Me Card
Quite a Pair Card
Designer: Chan Vuong
Designer: Diana Slaughter
1 Make card from cardstock; adhere cardstock panel.
1 Make card from cardstock; cover with patterned paper.
2 Trim patterned paper panel; adhere to card with foam tape.
2 Trim border strip from patterned paper; adhere.
3 Open project in software. Type “You” and “Me” and weld letters; create shadows and die-cut from cardstock. Adhere with foam tape.
4 Print sentiment on cardstock. Stamp hearts; trim, round corners, and adhere with foam tape.
4 Adhere badge with foam tape. Finished size: 5¼" x 4¼"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Rustic White) Papertrey Ink; (dark gray, pale gray) American Crafts Patterned paper: (Raspberry Jam from PB&J 6x6 pad) BasicGrey Sticker: (& badge) October Afternoon Font: (Ultra) fontsquirrel.com Software: (design) Silhouette America
3 Tie on twine.
5 Adhere playing cards. Finished size: 4" x 5½"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (kraft) Bazzill Basics Paper Patterned paper: (Giggles from Baby Jane collection) Cosmo Cricket; (black stripe from Dots and Stripes Cool 6x6 pad) Creative Imaginations Clear stamp: (heart from Valentine’s Day set) Martha Stewart Crafts Dye ink: (Worn Lipstick) Tim Holtz/Ranger Industries Pigment ink: (red) Ranger Industries Fibers: (black twine) May Arts Fonts: (Big Mummy) dafont. com; (Fancy Pants) 1001fonts.com Tool: (corner rounder punch) Other: (playing cards)
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READERS´ CHOICE DESIGNER TIP Popular lines from movies can provide an endless source of sentiments for your cards. Thiss one is from Austin Powers: Mystery. International Man of Mystery yy.
Grrr, Baby Card
Like a Love Song Card
Designer: Jennifer Wills
Designer: Katie Gehring
1 Print sentiment on cardstock; make card.
1 Make card from cardstock.
2 Stamp Sketch Lion on card and two colors of cardstock; fussycut, paper-piece, and adhere.
2 Trim and adhere patterned paper.
3 Stamp heart on card and cardstock; fussy-cut, paper-piece, and adhere.
4 Affix tape strips.
Finished size: 5½" x 4¼"
3 Trim and adhere packaging. 5 Adhere cassette tape. 6 Affix stickers to spell sentiment. Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white) Bazzill Basics Paper Rubber stamp: (Sketch Lion) Paper Source Clear stamp: (heart from Hot Concoctions set) Paper Smooches Pigment ink: (Onyx Black) Tsukineko Font: (Traveling Typewriter) dafont.com
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SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white) Papertrey Ink Patterned paper: (First Class from Abroad collection) Studio Calico Accent: (cassette tape die cut) October Afternoon Stickers: (Mini Market alphabet) October Afternoon; (Persnickety alphabet) Lily Bee Design; (yellow grid decorative tape) Pretty Tape Other: (grid packaging) October Afternoon
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We Fit Together Card
You + Me = Like Card
Designer: Julie Aldridge
Designer: Leslie Webster
1 Make card from cardstock.
1 Make card from cardstock.
2 Print sentiment on cardstock; trim.
2 Trim and adhere patterned paper; stitch edges.
3 Adhere puzzle pieces to panel.
3 Trim notebook paper; mat with cardstock and adhere.
4 Adhere panel to card with foam tape.
4 Die-cut and emboss heart from cardstock; adhere with foam tape.
Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
5 Create finished size project in software. Drop in clip art, add text, and print on cardstock. 6 Die-cut banner and adhere. 7 Affix heart. Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white) Papertrey Ink; (Cocoa) Bazzill Basics Paper Font: (Prestige Elite Std Bold) azfonts.net Other: (puzzle pieces)
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Cardinal) Bazzill Basics Paper; (kraft, brown) Papertrey Ink Patterned paper: (Newsprint from For the Record 6x6 pad) Echo Park Paper Sticker: (red stripe heart) K&Company Digital element: (thumbs up clip art) Font: (Calibri) Microsoft Software: (word processing) Dies: (heart) Spellbinders; (banner) Silhouette America Other: (spiral notebook paper) Find more at PaperCraftsMag.com
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That’s What She Said Card
You and Me Pard’ner Card
Designer: Teri Anderson
Designer: Chan Vuong
1 Make card from cardstock. Cover with patterned paper.
1 Make card from cardstock. Adhere patterned paper panel.
2 Trim cardstock to fit in envelope, insert, and adhere envelope.
2 Adhere card die cut with foam tape.
3 Adhere tag.
3 Adhere cowboy sticker with foam tape.
4 Stamp images and sentiments on cardstock panel. Adhere to card.
4 Die-cut pinked circle from cardstock, affix sentiment sticker, and adhere to card with foam tape.
5 Attach staple; adhere string.
5 Adhere clothespin.
Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
Finished size: 4" x 5¼"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white) Georgia-Pacific Patterned paper: (Gwyneth’s Graph from Amy Tangerine Sketchbook collection) American Crafts; (Quilt from This & That Graceful 6x6 pad) Echo Park Paper Clear stamps: (man, woman, sentiment from Hey Y’all set) Studio Calico/Hero Arts; (you & me, awesome from Awesome set) Technique Tuesday; (parentheses from Claire’s ABCs set) Lawn Fawn; (heart from World Salad set) Paper Smooches Dye ink: (red) Marvy Uchida; (Tuxedo Black) Tsukineko Accents: (tag) Avery Dennison; (vellum envelope) Jillibean Soup; (staple)
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SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Enchanted Evening, Rustic Cream) Papertrey Ink Patterned paper: (Stagecoach from Sasparilla collection) October Afternoon Accents: (card die cut) October Afternoon; (mini clothespin) Stickers: (chipboard cowboy; sentiment) October Afternoon Die: (pinked circle) Spellbinders
DESIGNER TIP To get the actual binary text for your sentiment, do an internet search for “text to binary”. You’ll be able to translate your sentiment and then cut and paste it into your project.
Still the One Card
Code to My Heart Card
Designer: Laura Bassen
Designer: Terri Davenport
1 Make card from cardstock; trim and adhere cardstock.
1 Make card from cardstock.
2 Create finished size project in software.
2 Create finished size project in software.
3 Drop in outline paper; add blue man/pink woman. Print on cardstock, trim and adhere.
3 Open hearts; resize, recolor, and drag onto project.
4 Print sentiment on cardstock; trim into banner and adhere with foam tape.
4 Add text and sentiment; print on cardstock, trim, and adhere. Finished size: 4¼" x 5"
Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white) Georgia-Pacific; (blue) Michaels Digital elements: (man/woman outline paper from Lined kit; blue man/pink woman outline paper from Lined & Lined in Color collection) Jen Martakis/twopeasinabucket.com Font: (Futura LT Pro Light) myfonts.com Software: (photo editing)
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (black) Michaels; (white) Papertrey Ink Digital elements: (hearts from Clean Stitched Hearts: White #1 kit) Katie Pertiet/designerdigitals. com Font: (Aller) fontsquirrel.com Software: (photo editing)
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Epic Awesomeness Card
Love in an Instant Card
Designer: Jocelyn Olson
Designer: Erin Lee Schreiner
1 Create finished size project in software.
1 Make card from cardstock.
2 Open journaling card; delete unwanted layer and recolor text; drag onto project.
2 Affix tape strips.
3 Add sentiment; print on presentation paper. Make card.
4 Create finished size project in software. Drop in photo and print on cardstock.
4 Die-cut hearts from patterned paper; fold and stitch to card. Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
3 Stamp Polaroid frame on cardstock; trim out center.
5 Adhere photo to frame; mat with cardstock and adhere with foam tape. 6 Stamp hearts on cardstock; fussy-cut and adhere. 7 Stamp sentiment on cardstock; trim into banner. Attach eyelets and adhere with foam tape. Finished size: 5" square
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white) Stamp School Patterned paper: (Raspberry Jam, Hip Fab from PB&J 6x6 pad) BasicGrey Specialty paper: (white matte presentation) Office Max Digital element: (journaling card from Album Cards kit) Karla Dudley/designhousedigitals.com Font: (Old Newspaper Types) dafont. com Software: (photo editing) Die: (heart) Spellbinders
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SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Crumb Cake, Brilliant Blue) Stampin’ Up!; (white) Papertrey Ink Rubber stamps: (Polaroid frame, hearts, sentiment from Love in an Instant set) Unity Stamp Co. Dye ink: (Tuxedo Black) Tsukineko; (Pure Poppy, Brilliant Blue) Stampin’ Up! Accents: (black eyelets) Stickers: (red decorative tape) Target; (ticket decorative tape) Tim Holtz Digital element: (photo) Software: (photo editing)
DESIGNER TIP Add a tiny strip of clear tape to the rope before cutting to prevent it from unraveling.
DESIGNER TIP Red, white, and blue is a great color combination for masculine cards.
My Sunshine Card
Heart in Knots Card
Designer: Nina Yang
Designer: Jaclyn Miller
1 Make card from cardstock.
1 Make card from cardstock.
2 Stamp Starburst Background.
2 Stamp and emboss Nautical Knots on cardstock; trim and adhere.
3 Stamp and emboss sentiment on cardstock; die-cut banner and adhere with foam tape. Finished size: 5½" x 3¾"
3 Print sentiment on cardstock; trim and adhere. 4 Thread cord through jump ring; knot, trim, and adhere. 5 Attach charm. Finished size: 3½" x 5½"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Whirlypop) Bazzill Basics Paper; (white) Neenah Paper Rubber stamp: (Starburst Background) Hero Arts Clear stamp: (sentiment from Heyday Sentiments set) Hero Arts Dye ink: (Rhubarb Stalk) Tsukineko Watermark ink: Tsukineko Embossing powder: (white) Tsukineko Die: (banner) Lifestyle Crafts
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white) Georgia-Pacific; (True Blue Fan) Clear & Simple Stamps Clear stamp: (Nautical Knots) Clear & Simple Stamps Watermark ink: Tsukineko Embossing powder: (white) Ranger Industries Accents: (silver heart charm, jump ring) Hobby Lobby Fibers: (white cord) Jo-Ann Stores Font: (AR Decode) fontzone.net
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READERS´ CHOICE
Just the Way You Are Card
Reely Love You Card
Designer: Veronica Zalis
Designer: Gayatri Murali
1 Make card from cardstock; cover with patterned paper and stitch edges.
1 Make card from cardstock.
2 Stamp and emboss sentiment frame on cardstock; trim and adhere with foam tape.
3 Stamp numbers.
3 Die-cut four buttons from cardstock; adhere together. Stamp Woodgrain background on top button. 4 Thread die-cut button with twine and adhere.
2 Die-cut film strip from cardstock; adhere. 4 Stamp sentiment; color with markers. 5 Die-cut camera from cardstock; adhere with foam tape. Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white) Papertrey Ink Patterned paper: (woodgrain) Hobby Lobby Rubber stamp: (Woodgrain Background) A Muse Studio Clear stamp: (sentiment frame from Always Adore set) Ali Edwards/Technique Tuesday Dye ink: (Riding Hood Red) Stampin’ Up! Pigment ink: (Onyx Black) Tsukineko Embossing powder: (clear) Ranger Industries Fibers: (natural twine) Wal-Mart Die: (heart button) Silhouette America
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SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (True Black, white) Papertrey Ink Clear stamps: (sentiment, numbers from At the Movies set) My Favorite Things Dye ink: (Jet Black) Ranger Industries Color medium: (orange, turquoise markers) Stampin’ Up! Dies: (camera, film strip) My Favorite Things
Highlight of My Life Card
Let Me Call You Sweetheart Card
Designer: Beth Opel
Designer: Heather Campbell
1 Create sentiment and yellow rectangle in software. Print on cardstock.
1 Make card from cardstock; score border.
2 Make card from cardstock.
3 Trim image from patterned paper; mat with cardstock and adhere.
3 Trim and affix cork. Attach staples. Finished size: 4¼" x 5"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white) Bazzill Basics Paper Accents: (silver staples) Sticker: (cork) Canvas Corp Font: (Fanwood) fontsquirrel.com Software: (word processing) Microsoft Word
2 Trim, score, and adhere cardstock strip.
Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Pure Poppy, Smokey Shadow, kraft) Papertrey Ink Patterned paper: (Journaling Cards from Yours Truly collection) Echo Park Paper
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World Go ’Round Card
Arms Around You Card
Designer: Chan Vuong
Designer: Jaclyn Miller
1 Make card from cardstock.
1 Open project in software; type sentiment. Print on cardstock, trim, and fold into card.
2 Stamp chevron on patterned paper; trim and adhere. 3 Die-cut diamond from cardstock and cork; adhere together.
2 Stamp octopus.
4 Adhere to card with foam tape; affix sticker.
3 Adhere wiggle eyes.
5 Stamp sentiment on cardstock strip; adhere with foam tape.
Finished size: 4" x 5½"
Finished size: 4" x 5"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (kraft, Rustic Cream, Fine Linen) Papertrey Ink Patterned paper: (Inventory from Note to Self 6x6 pad) Echo Park Paper Clear stamp: (chevron from Background Basics: Chevron Stripes set; sentiment from Admit One set) Lawn Fawn Dye ink: (Truffle) Tsukineko Stickers: (chipboard globe) October Afternoon; (cork) Lifestyle Crafts Die: (diamond) Lifestyle Crafts
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SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white) Georgia-Pacific Clear stamp: (octopus from Sea Life set) Clear & Simple Stamps Dye ink: (black) Close To My Heart Accents: (wiggle eyes) Hobby Lobby Fonts: (Times New Yorker, Rough Typewriter) dafont.com Software: (word processing)
Priceless Card
Love You Mower Card
Designer: Angeline Yong Jeet Leen
Designer: Karolyn Loncon
1 Make card from cardstock.
1 Make card from cardstock; round bottom corners.
2 Stamp lines and numbers on cardstock to create bar code. Die-cut heart and adhere with foam tape.
2 Print sentiment on cardstock; die-cut grass, trim, and adhere with foam tape. Round bottom corners.
3 Affix stickers to spell “Is priceless”.
3 Die-cut clouds from cardstock; adhere with foam tape.
4 Adhere heart.
4 Die-cut lawnmower from cardstock; assemble and adhere with foam tape.
Finished size: 4½" x 6"
Finished size: 5½" x 4¼"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (black) American Crafts; (white) Wplus9 Design Studio Clear stamps: (lines from Faux Ribbon set) Papertrey Ink; (numbers from Another Year set) Practicing Creativity Designs Pigment ink: (Graphite Black) Tsukineko Accent: (red heart) Stickers: (Mini alphabet) Kaisercraft Die: (heart) Papertrey Ink
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Sour Apple, Grenadine, Metallic Platinum, Smokey, Beetle Black, white) Bazzill Basics Paper Font: (Champagne & Limousines) dafont.com Dies: (lawn mower) Silhouette America; (clouds) Lil’ Inker Designs; (grass) The Cat’s Pajamas Tool: (corner rounder punch) Find more at PaperCraftsMag.com
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Out of this World Card
Drive Me Crazy Card
Designer: Chan Vuong
Designer: Joscelyne Cutchens
1 Make card from cardstock.
1 Make card from cardstock.
2 Trim and adhere patterned paper panel.
2 Trim and adhere cardstock.
3 Stamp sentiment.
3 Adhere car. Color heart with marker and adhere.
4 Die-cut zigzag strip from patterned paper; adhere with foam tape.
4 Adhere rhinestones.
5 Adhere stickers with foam tape.
5 Print sentiment on cardstock; die-cut banner and adhere with foam tape.
Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Rustic Cream) Papertrey Ink Patterned paper: (All Systems Go, Blast Off from Rocket Age 8x8 pad) October Afternoon Clear stamp: (sentiment from Boy Basics: Out of This World set) Papertrey Ink Pigment ink: (Night Sky) Tsukineko Stickers: (star, planets, astronaut) Best Creation Die: (zigzag strip) Silhouette America
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SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (kraft) Bazzill Basics Paper; (white) Neenah Paper; (black) American Crafts Color medium: (red marker) Copic Accents: (clear rhinestones) Creative Charms; (wood car, heart) Studio Calico Die: (banner) Lori Whitlock/ Silhouette America Fonts: (Futura) myfonts.com; (Lobster) fontsquirrel.com
Lost Without You Card
Nice View Card
Designer: Karolyn Loncon
Designer: Betsy Veldman
1 Make card from cardstock.
1 Make card from cardstock.
2 Print sentiment on cardstock; trim, wrap with twine, and adhere.
2 Trim and adhere patterned paper.
3 Die-cut compass circle from cardstock; adhere.
4 Die-cut heart from cardstock; attach with staple.
4 Die-cut compass directions, pointer, and heart from cardstock; adhere with foam tape.
3 Stamp valentine; affix stickers to spell “Nice view”.
Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Grenadine, Stormy, Beetle Black, white) Bazzill Basics Paper Fibers: (black/white twine) The Twinery; (gray/white twine) Divine Twine Font: (Clemente) dafont.com Dies: (compass pointer, directions, circle) Silhouette America; (heart) A Muse Studio
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Pure Poppy, kraft) Papertrey Ink Patterned paper: (Viewmaster from Note to Self 6x6 pad) Echo Park Paper Clear stamp: (valentine from Simple Valentine set) Papertrey Ink Dye ink: (Pure Poppy) Papertrey Ink Stickers: (Shoebox alphabet) American Crafts; (Hearty Barley Soup alphabet) Jillibean Soup Die: (heart) Papertrey Ink Find more at PaperCraftsMag.com
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Designer: Joscelyne Cutchens
Supplies and instructions can be found online at PaperCraftsMag.com/projects.
DESIGNER TIP If you don’t own a die cutting machine, print the number one on paper and use it as a stencil to cut the cardstock.
DESIGNER TIP Stretch your stamp supplies by masking off portions of sentiments to use in conjunction with stickers and other stamps.
One & B E Eutiful Card
You’re One Card
Designer: Michelle Wallace
Designer: Kalyn Kepner
1 Make card from cardstock. 2 Die-cut hexagons from cardstock. Adhere pieces to cardstock rectangle and adhere to card. 3 Print 1 on cardstock rectangle, trim, stitch edges, and round corners. Adhere to card with foam tape. 4 Affix bee sticker and alphabet to spell sentiment.
1 Make card from cardstock; ink edges. 2 Adhere patterned paper and cardstock rectangles together, die-cut into label, and ink edges. Adhere to card. 3 Circle-punch patterned paper, trim with decorative-edge scissors, and adhere to card. 4 Stamp sentiment on second punched patterned paper circle, affix number sticker, and ink edges. Note: Mask off remainder of sentiment before stamping. 5 Adhere stamped circle to card. 6 Affix wagon sticker.
Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white) Papertrey Ink; (Petalsoft, Pineapple Bliss) Bazzill Basics Paper Stickers: (bee) EK Success; (Scene alphabet) American Crafts Font: (Franklin Gothic Heavy) Microsoft Die: (hexagon) Silhouette America Tool: (corner rounder punch) Fiskars
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SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (cream, teal) Bazzill Basics Paper Patterned paper: (Refinish from Restoration 6x6 pad; Play Date, Explore from Toy Box 6x6 pad; Stitch from Pretty Party collection) Crate Paper Clear stamp: (you’re sweet from Admit One set) Lawn Fawn Dye ink: (Tea Dye, Walnut Stain) Tim Holtz/Ranger Industries Stickers: (wagon) October Afternoon; (Daiquiri alphabet) American Crafts Die: (label) Spellbinders Tools: (decorative-edge scissors) Fiskars; (circle punches) Marvy Uchida
DESIGNER TIP Avoid pressing stickers firmly in place until you are happy with the positioning. Or, keep the backing on the stickers as you move them around, taking the backing off only when you’re satisfied with the placing.
Birthday Princess Card
Happy 5th Birthday Card
Designer: Vanessa Menhorn
Designer: Clare Prezzia
1 Die-cut two crowns from patterned paper. Adhere tops together to create card. 2 Die-cut rickrack border from felt; adhere to card. 3 Die-cut scalloped oval, oval, and 5 from patterned paper. Adhere to card with foam tape. 4 Die-cut circles from patterned paper; adhere. 5 Adhere pearls to card. 6 Adhere sticker with foam tape.
1 Make card from cardstock; round corners. 2 Adhere patterned paper rectangle to card and affix boy on bicycle. 3 Stamp happy and birthday on card. 4 Affix date sticker. 5 Trace 5 on cardstock, trim, and adhere to sticker. Affix to card. 6 Adhere rhinestones. Finished size: 3¾" x 4¾"
Finished size: 7" x 5¼"
SUPPLIES: Patterned paper: (Stitch, Party Guest, Party Dress from Pretty Party collection) Crate Paper Accents: (white pearls) Prima Digital element: (crown from Little Girl collection) Echo Park Paper/idiecut.com Sticker: (happy birthday) Crate Paper Dies: (number, rickrack border) Papertrey Ink; (oval, scalloped oval, circles) Spellbinders Other: (green felt) Papertrey Ink
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Rustic White) Papertrey Ink Patterned paper: (Jump Rope from Sidewalks 8x8 pad) October Afternoon Clear stamps: (happy, birthday from Party Posse set) Paper Smooches Dye ink: (Jet Black) Ranger Industries Accents: (blue rhinestones) Martha Stewart Crafts Stickers: (boy on bicycle, date label) October Afternoon; (Noteworthy alphabet) Making Memories Tool: (corner rounder punch) Marvy Uchida Find more at PaperCraftsMag.com
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Berry Sweet 10 Card
Monster Truck 10 Card
Designer: Vanessa Menhorn
Designer: Heather Campbell
1 Die-cut birthday cake card from patterned paper. 2 Die-cut frosting borders and card from patterned paper; trim stand and adhere pieces to card. 3 Die-cut “10“ from patterned paper; adhere to card with foam tape. 4 Stamp sweet on card. 5 Adhere rhinestones and strawberries to card. 6 Tie on twine.
1 Die-cut truck card base from cardstock. 2 Die-cut truck and tires from cardstock; adhere to card. 3 Stamp sentiment and 10 on card. Finished size: 5½" x 3¾"
Finished size: 4¾" x 6" SUPPLIES: Patterned paper: (Stitch, Cake Stand, Invitation from Pretty Party collection) Crate Paper Clear stamp: (sweet from Strawberry Patch set) Papertrey Ink Dye ink: (Rose Bud) Tsukineko Accents: (clear rhinestones) Kaisercraft; (chipboard strawberries) Crate Paper Digital elements: (birthday cake card, frosting borders) loriwhitlock.com Fibers: (pink/white twine) Divine Twine Dies: (numbers) Papertrey Ink
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SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Soft Stone, Smokey Shadow, white) Papertrey Ink; (dark red) Michaels Clear stamps: (sentiment, 10 from Game Night set) My Favorite Things Dye ink: (True Black) Papertrey Ink Dies: (truck, tires, truck card base) Silhouette America
DESIGNER TIP This card is a perfect design for any age. All you need to do is change the number!
DESIGNER TIP Looking for that perfect patterned paper? Try using stamps to make your own.
Birthday Best Card
2 Thumbs Up Card
Designer: Gayatri Murali
Designer: Amber Kroening
1 Make card from patterned paper. 2 Adhere cardstock strips to cardstock rectangle; die-cut “13“. 3 Die-cut clouds and banner from cardstock. 4 Stamp happy, th, birthday, and sentiment on die cuts. 5 Adhere die cuts to card with foam tape.
1 Make card from cardstock. 2 Stamp gaming controls and power button on cardstock rectangle; adhere to card. 3 Die-cut “13“ from cardstock, adhere to cardstock rectangle, and stamp th. 4 Mat panel with cardstock and adhere to card. 5 Print sentiment on cardstock, trim into strips, and adhere to card with foam tape.
Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
Finished size: 5½" x 4¼"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (True Black, white) Papertrey Ink; (yellow, pink, green, orange, blue, white) Office Max Patterned paper: (black stripes) Stampin’ Up! Clear stamps: (th, happy, sentiment from Big Birthday Wishes set) Papertrey Ink; (birthday from Fontiments Birthday set) Uniko Studio Dye ink: (Jet Black) Ranger Industries Dies: (clouds, numbers, banner) Papertrey Ink
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Pure Poppy, True Black, Vintage Cream) Papertrey Ink Clear stamps: (gaming controls, power button from Boy Basics: Game On set; th from Big Birthday Wishes set) Papertrey Ink Dye ink: (True Black) Papertrey Ink; (red, blue) Font: (Arial Narrow) Microsoft Dies: (numbers) Papertrey Ink
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DESIGNER TIP Try layering two die cut images to give the illusion of a shadow and make the images pop.
Funky 16 Card
Ready to Drive Card
Designer: Andrea Smith
Designer: Jennifer Wills
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1 Make card from cardstock; stamp Here Comes the Sun. 2 Stamp car on cardstock rectangle; emboss. 3 Color image with markers, mat panel with cardstock, and adhere to card. 4 Adhere rhinestones to card. 5 Die-cut “16“ from cardstock; adhere to card.
Make card from cardstock. Affix tape to cardstock rectangle. Die-cut “16“ from panel and adhere to card with foam tape. Die-cut label from vellum. Mask sentiment and stamp sweet on piece; emboss. 5 Die-cut frame from cardstock, stamp lined frame on piece, and adhere to vellum. Adhere to card. 6 Die-cut heart from cardstock and star border from patterned paper. Adhere to card. 7 Thread button with floss and adhere to card.
Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Raspberry Fizz, Simply Chartreuse, white) Papertrey Ink Patterned paper: (pink texture from Serendipity 6x6 pad) BasicGrey Vellum: The Paper Studio Clear stamps: (sentiment from Cupcake Collection set; lined frame from Framed Out #2 set) Papertrey Ink Watermark ink: Tsukineko Embossing powder: (white) American Crafts Accent: (orange button) Jenni Bowlin Studio Stickers: (teal diagonal tape) Target; (gray floral, yellow floral, pink floral tape) Studio G; (orange striped tape) American Crafts Fibers: (pink floss) DMC Dies: (label, numbers, star border, frame, heart) Papertrey Ink
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SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (kraft) Papertrey Ink; (white) Bazzill Basics Paper; (Real Red, Basic Black) Stampin’ Up! Clear stamps: (car from My Guy set) Paper Smooches; (Here Comes the Sun) Market Street Stamps Pigment ink: (Onyx Black) Tsukineko Embossing powder: (clear) Ranger Industries Color medium: (assorted markers) Copic Accents: (black rhinestones) Doodlebug Design Dies: (numbers) Papertrey Ink
DESIGNER TIP Lightly curl the edges of the banner to give it a 3D effect.
It’s a Celebration Card
Party All Day Card
Designer: Vera Wirianta Yates
1 Make card from cardstock. 2 Stamp banner and sentiment on patterned paper rectangle; adhere to card. 3 Stamp banner repeatedly on patterned paper and cardstock. Trim and adhere pennants to card. Note: Only adhere top of each pennant. 4 Write “18“ on circle using pen and marker. Adhere circle and star to card with foam tape. 5 Knot twine and adhere to card. Adhere trim.
1 Make card from cardstock. 2 Die-cut “18“ from cardstock and patterned paper rectangles. 3 Adhere die cuts to cardstock panel. Note: Adhere some pieces with foam tape. 4 Stamp sentiment on panel, outline with marker, and emboss. 5 Apply paint to panel; let dry. 6 Adhere panel to card. Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white) Office Max; (teal, black) Michaels; (hot pink) The Paper Studio Patterned paper: (green dots from Sweet Nectar pad) K&Company Clear stamp: (sentiment from Birthday Bash Sentiments set) Papertrey Ink Watermark ink: Tsukineko Embossing powder: (pink) P K Glitz Color medium: (pink marker) Copic Paint: (Aloha Green) Tattered Angels
Designer: Erin Lee Schreiner
Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Whisper White) Stampin’ Up! Patterned paper: (Pure, Crisp, Clean, distressed gray from Fresh 6x6 pad) Authentique Rubber stamps: (sentiment from Party All Day set; banner from Head to Soul set) Unity Stamp Co. Dye ink: (Tuxedo Black) Tsukineko Color media: (white pen) Sakura; (black marker) Copic Fibers: (blue/white, coral/white twine) The Twinery; (black, white sequin trim) Find more at PaperCraftsMag.com
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21...You’re Amazing Card
Let’s Party Card
Designer: Lisa Addesa
1 Make card from cardstock. 2 Stamp glasses on patterned paper, trim, and adhere to card. 3 Stamp conversation bubbles, let’s party, “21“, and woohooo! on cardstock. Trim. 4 Adhere conversation bubbles to card. Note: Adhere one with foam tape.
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Make card from cardstock; adhere patterned paper. Die-cut “21“ from cardstock panel. Stamp you’re amazing on panel; emboss. Tie ribbon to panel and adhere rhinestone. Adhere panel to card with foam tape.
Designer: Kalyn Kepner
Finished size: 5½" x 4¼"
Finished size: 5½" x 4¼"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white) Bazzill Basics Paper; (white) Papertrey Ink Patterned paper: (Pistachio from Itsy Bitsy Ditsy collection) Michaels Clear stamp: (you’re amazing from Script Sentiments set) Papertrey Ink Dye ink: (Lucky Limeade) Stampin’ Up! Embossing powder: (clear) Ranger Industries Accent: (pink rhinestone) Michaels Fibers: (pink ribbon) Michaels Dies: (numbers) Papertrey Ink
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SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white) Bazzill Basics Paper Patterned paper: (Hyde Park, Forest Gardens from City Park collection; Frankie Fudge from Confetti collection) American Crafts Clear stamps: (let’s party from Word Salad set; woohooo! from Chubby Chums set; numbers from Alphadot set; glass from Hubby and Wifey set; conversation bubbles from He Said, She Said set) Paper Smooches Dye ink: (Black Soot, Broken China) Tim Holtz/Ranger Industries; (Raspberry Fizz) Papertrey Ink Pigment ink: (Moss Green) Clearsnap
HOW TO MAKE A PERFECT SUNRAY 1 Draw a 7" x 5" rectangle in the Silhouette software. 2 Place 3 " circle for visual aid. 3 Use the line tool to draw the rays and rotate. 4 After doing this to one side, use the mirror tool to make matching rays on the opposite side. 5 Move rays two lines at a time onto cutting surface to cut out in different patterned papers. 6 Make sure to hit undo afterwards to move rays back to work surface so you can move to the next two lines to form the ray.
30 & Fabulous! Card
Who’s Turning 30 Card
Designer: Mendi Yoshikawa
Designer: Marlene Lo
1 Make card from cardstock. 2 Trim patterned paper rays; adhere to card. Adhere patterned paper strip. 3 Stitch seams and ink edges. 4 Die-cut circles and “30“ from cardstock. Stitch circles together and adhere die cuts to card. 5 Die-cut pennant from patterned paper, fold, and ink edges. Stamp and fabulous! on pennant and adhere to card with foam tape.
1 Make card from cardstock. 2 Die-cut “Ten” repeatedly from cardstock; adhere to card. 3 Stamp who’s turning… on cardstock strip; emboss. Adhere to card. 4 Die-cut “30“ from cardstock and adhere to card. 5 Trim + from cardstock and adhere to card. Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
Finished size: 7" x 5"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (ivory) Bazzill Basics Paper; (kraft) Patterned paper: (Freshly Picked, Penny Candy, Flower Basket, Window Display, Rain Check, Signage from Fresh Goods collection) Pebbles Clear stamp: (and fabulous! from Big Birthday Wishes set) Papertrey Ink Pigment ink: (Majestic Blue) Tsukineko Chalk ink: (Creamy Brown, Aqua, Olive Pastel, Prussian Blue, Butterscotch) Clearsnap Dies: (numbers) Papertrey Ink; (circles, pennant) Spellbinders
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Vintage Cream, Canyon Clay) Papertrey Ink; (Glorious Green, Early Espresso, Perfect Plum, Kiwi Kiss) Stampin’ Up! Clear stamp: (who’s turning… from Big Birthday Wishes set) Papertrey Ink Watermark ink: Tsukineko Embossing powder: (white) Stampin’ Up! Dies: (Block Alphabet, numbers) Papertrey Ink
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Life Begins Here Card Designer: Lucy Abrams 1 2 3 4
Make card from cardstock. Create 4 " x 3 " project in software. Add patterned paper and type sentiment. Print on cardstock. Trim panel, adhere to patterned paper rectangle, and zigzagstitch seams. Adhere to card. 5 Adhere measuring tape to card with foam tape. 6 Print arrow on cardstock. Trim and adhere to card with foam tape. 7 Adhere star. Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
Roaring Towards 40 Card Designer: Cassandra Jones 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Make card from cardstock. Stamp Motorcycle Photo on cardstock panel. Ink edges. Adhere panel to cardstock square. Die-cut label and book plate from cardstock. Ink edges of label and stamp flourish. Die-cut “40“ from cork sheet. Adhere die cuts together. Tie die cuts to panel with cord. Note: Adhere book plate with foam tape. 8 Adhere pearls. Adhere panel to card. Finished size: 5½" square
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (kraft) Bazzill Basics Paper; (white) Papertrey Ink Patterned paper: (Bumblebee from Dot Grid collection) Doodlebug Design Accent: (wood star) Studio Calico Digital elements: (Rad Plaid paper from Little Boy collection) Echo Park Paper; (brown arrow from Nutmeg Candy collection) Cosmo Cricket Font: (Prestige Elite Std) fontzone.net Software: (photo editing) Adobe Other: (yellow tape measure)
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SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Vintage Cream, True Black, kraft) Papertrey Ink Rubber stamp: (Motorcycle Photo) Darkroom Door Clear stamp: (flourish from Holiday Labels No. 14 set) Waltzingmouse Stamps Dye ink: (Tuxedo Black) Tsukineko; (Chai) Papertrey Ink Accents: (brown pearls) Kaisercraft Fibers: (black cord) Michaels Dies: (label, book plate) Spellbinders; (Block Alphabet) Papertrey Ink Other: (natural cork sheet)
DESIGNER TIP Don’t be afraid to add humorous touches to your card like Lucy did here.
Plus Tax Card
Dinosaur Birthday Card
Designer: Emily Branch
Designer: Lucy Abrams
1 Make card from cardstock. 2 Adhere patterned paper rectangles to card. 3 Print sentiment on cardstock, trim, and adhere to card. 4 Adhere cardstock strips to card. 5 Tie twine on tag. Adhere tags to card. Note: Adhere red tag with foam tape. 6 Affix number stickers to tags.
1 Make card from cardstock. 2 Create finished size project in software. 3 Type sentiment and add triceratops. Print on cardstock. 4 Trim and stitch panel; adhere to card. 5 Create project in software. Add patterned paper and triceratops. Print on cardstock and trim. 6 Print triceratops on cardstock. Trim horns and paper-piece. Adhere to card with foam tape.
Finished size: 4¼" x 6¾"
Finished size: 5½" x 4¼"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Vintage Cream, True Black) Papertrey Ink Patterned paper: (Shorthand, Paid in Full, Dictation, Girl Friday, Steno Pad, Boardroom from 9 to 5 collection) October Afternoon Stickers: (Mini Market alphabet) October Afternoon; (Tiny Type alphabet) Cosmo Cricket Fibers: (green/white twine) Pink Paislee Font: (Courier) Microsoft Other: (red, white vintage sales tags)
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Snow) Hero Arts; (kraft) Bazzill Basics Paper Digital elements: (triceratops stamp from Prehistoric Fun set) Hero Arts/twopeasinabucket. com; (Wicked Potions paper from Apothecary Emporium collection) Echo Park Paper Fonts: (Copperplate) font-zone.com; (Arial Narrow) 911fonts.com Software: (photo editing) Adobe Find more at PaperCraftsMag.com
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DESIGNER TIP Don’t be afraid to alter premade products to fit your needs. The die cut numbers used in this card were slightly too large, so Katie trimmed the die cuts to fit the card. DESIGNER TIP Use the marble theme from the tag to create party invitations and decorations. The cake, of course, should be marble cake.
Extra Marbles Tag Designer: Terri Davenport 1 2 3 4 5 6
Make tag from cardstock. Create finished size project in software. Add patterned paper and type sentiment. Print design on cardstock and adhere to tag. Round corners, hole-punch, and tie on twine. Fill bag with marbles and tie on tag.
Finished size: 3¼" x 4¼"
Best is Yet to Come Card Designer: Katie Gehring 1 Make card from cardstock. 2 Ink edges of patterned paper rectangle; adhere to card. 3 Stamp sentiment on patterned paper, trim into pennant, and ink edges. Adhere to card. 4 Adhere die cuts to card. 5 Thread button with twine and adhere. Finished size: 5¼" x 5½"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white) Papertrey Ink Digital element: (orange cardstock from Enchanted Easter collection) Katie Pertiet/designerdigitals.com Fibers: (orange/white twine) Divine Twine Font: (Arial) Microsoft Software: (photo editing) Adobe Tool: (corner rounder punch) EK Success Other: (clear cellophane bag, marbles)
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SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Vanilla Cream) Bazzill Basics Paper Patterned paper: (In Flight from What’s Up collection) BasicGrey Clear stamp: (sentiment from Big Birthday Wishes set) Papertrey Ink Dye ink: (Tuxedo Black) Tsukineko; (Chai) Papertrey Ink Accents: (number die cuts) Pink Paislee; (cream button) Papertrey Ink Fibers: (natural jute twine) May Arts
DESIGNER TIP When using digital papers on cards, try resizing the papers to a 6x6 or 8x8 scale to get the full effect of the patterns used in the paper.
Lovely 75th Birthday Card
Swell 75th Birthday Card
Designer: Jocelyn Olson
Designer: Jocelyn Olson
1 Make card from cardstock. 2 Create finished size project in software. 3 Add patterned paper and type sentiment. 4 Print design on cardstock, trim, and adhere to card. 5 Stitch edges.
1 Make card from cardstock. 2 Create 5" x 3 " project in software. 3 Add patterned paper and stars. 4 Type sentiment and print design on presentation paper; trim. 5 Mat design with cardstock and adhere to card.
Finished size: 5" square
Finished size: 5½" x 4Ÿ"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Scarlet Jewel) Papertrey Ink; (kraft) My Favorite Things Pigment ink: (Frost White) Clearsnap Digital element: (Califloral paper from Menagerie collection) Celeste Knight/designhousedigital.com Font: (your choice) Software: (photo editing) Adobe
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (orange) Stamp School; (Navy) The Paper Studio Specialty paper: (white presentation) Office Max Digital elements: (Paper Boat paper, stars from Nautical Part 1 collection) Celeste Knight/designhousedigital.com Font: (Kingthings Trypewriter) dafont.com Software: (photo editing) Adobe Find more at PaperCraftsMag.com
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Star Burst 90th Card Designer: Jennifer Rzasa 1 Make card from cardstock. 2 Stamp lined star bursts and “90“ on cardstock rectangle; adhere to card. 3 Die-cut cake on stand and banner from cardstock. 4 Stamp woodgrain cake and cake stand on die cut. Note: Mask cake before stamping stand. 5 Color cake stand with marker and adhere to card with foam tape. 6 Stamp happy birthday on banner die cut and adhere to card with foam tape.
Designer: Lisa Arana
Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
Finished size: 5½" square
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (black) Michaels; (A Blanc Check) Clear & Simple Stamps Clear stamps: (lined star burst from Hello Sunshine set) Papertrey Ink; (happy birthday from Birthday Messages set) Hero Arts; (woodgrain cake from Cake Decorating Extras set; cake stand from Cake Decorating set; numbers from Cake Decorating Too set) Clear & Simple Stamps Dye ink: (Tuxedo Black) Tsukineko Pigment ink: (Sunflower) Clearsnap Specialty ink: (Party Teal Dawn hybrid) Clear & Simple Stamps Color medium: (gray marker) Copic Dies: (cake on stand, banner) Clear & Simple Stamps
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Consider Yourself Vintage Card
Paper Crafts JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2013
1 Make card from cardstock. 2 Die-cut frame and “100“ from patterned paper. 3 Adhere die cuts to patterned paper rectangle with foam tape. Adhere to card. 4 Die-cut “Happy” and “Th” from patterned paper; adhere to card. 5 Stamp sentiment on patterned paper and stamp bird on cardstock. Trim and adhere to card with foam tape.
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (kraft) Bazzill Basics Paper Patterned paper: (black orbs, tan chevron, white chicken wire from Classic Calico Vol. 2 6x6 pad) Studio Calico Rubber stamps: (sentiment from Lucky to Have You set; bird from Live What You Love set) Unity Stamp Co. Chalk ink: (Dark Brown) Clearsnap Font: (Haettrenschweiler) Microsoft Die: (frame) Silhouette America
Kids say the darnedest things!
Celebrate sweet and funny sentiments with these love-themed cards, tags, treat bags, and boxes that are perfect for kids and teachers alike!
Punny Animal Card Set
Designer: Piali Biswas
Supplies and instructions can be found online at PaperCraftsMag.com/projects.
DESIGNER TIP For best results, use a light touch when rubbing the embossed surface with the ink pad.
TEACHER GABLE BOX
KISS ME CARD
Designer: Kalyn Kepner
Designer: Clare Buswell
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Print sentiment on patterned paper. Trim panel, ink edges, and mat with cardstock. Stitch edges. Stamp books and hearts on panel and adhere to box. Stamp worm on cardstock, color with markers, and trim. Adhere worm to box with foam tape.
Finished size: 4" x 5¼" x 2½"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (red, white) Bazzill Basics Paper Patterned paper: (Rock Candy from 5 & Dime 8x8 pad) October Afternoon Clear stamps: (books, worm from Smarty Pants set; heart from Spring Fling set; heart from Word Salad set) Paper Smooches Dye ink: (Walnut Stain, Peeled Paint) Tim Holtz/Ranger Industries Pigment ink: (Ballerina Pink) Inkadinkado Color medium: (green, light blue markers) Copic Fonts: (Lauren Script) dafont.com; (American Typewriter) Adobe Other: (green gable box) Xpedx
Make card from cardstock. Emboss stars on cardstock panel; ink. Stamp frog and kiss me on panel. Paint frog. Mat panel with cardstock and stitch edges. Tie twine on panel and adhere to card.
Finished size: 3½" x 4½"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white, red, green) Bazzill Basics Paper Clear stamps: (frog prince, kiss me from Heroines – Fairy Princess set) Waltzingmouse Stamps Dye ink: (Jet Black) Ranger Industries; (Lemon Yellow) Impress Rubber Stamps Paint: (yellow, green, red) Winsor & Newton Fibers: (green hemp twine) Template: (embossing stars) Craft Concepts
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SO CRAZY MONSTER CARD
#1 TEACHER BAG WRAP
Designer: Chan Vuong
Designer: Angie Tieman
1 Make card from cardstock; stamp hearts. 2 Cut triangles from patterned paper square. 3 Adhere patterned paper to card. Adhere trimmed portions to card with foam tape. 4 Adhere stickers with foam tape.
BAG WRAP 1 Score cardstock rectangle to create base for bag wrap. 2 Emboss sides of cardstock and die-cut heart. 3 Fill bag with candy. Wrap cardstock panel around bag and staple closed. 4 Fold and adhere patterned paper panel over wrap. Adhere patterned paper rectangle.
Finished size: 4¼" square
EMBELLISH 1 Adhere pink trim and straw to wrap. Tie on twine. 2 Stamp ribbon on cardstock. Trim and adhere to wrap with foam tape. 3 Die-cut doily from cardstock; adhere. 4 Stamp teacher on cardstock rectangle, trim, and adhere. 5 Stamp 1 on cardstock, circle-punch, and adhere. 6 Adhere flower. Finished size: 4¼" x 6" x 1"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Powder) Hero Arts Patterned paper: (Red Dots from Note to Self 6x6 pad) Echo Park Paper Clear stamp: (hearts from Teeny Tiny Backdrops set) Lawn Fawn Dye ink: (Soap Powder) Jenni Bowlin/Ranger Industries Stickers: (monster) K&Company; (sentiment) Echo Park Paper
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SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Crumb Cake, Blushing Bride, Primrose Petals, Midnight Muse) Stampin’ Up! Patterned paper: (Plaid, Love from Love Me 6x6 pad) My Mind’s Eye Rubber stamps: (ribbon, 1 from Blue Ribbon set; teacher from Family Reunion set) Stampin’ Up! Dye ink: (Primrose Petals, Midnight Muse) Stampin’ Up! Accents: (yellow flower) Stampin’ Up!; (silver staples) Swingline Fibers: (pink trim) Maya Road; (pink/white twine) Crate & Barrel Template: (embossing chevron) Stampin’ Up! Dies: (doily, heart) Stampin’ Up! Tool: (circle punch) Stampin’ Up! Other: (blue striped straw) Kikkerland; (clear cellophane bag) Stampin’ Up!; (candy)
DESIGNER TIP Since the animals are digital, you can easily recolor them for more masculine valentine tags.
UNDER THE SEA TAG SET
BEE MINE CARD
Designer: Jocelyn Olson
Designer: Chan Vuong
1 Die-cut tags from cardstock and patterned paper; adhere together. 2 Open projects in software. 3 Add octopus, jellyfish, and whale. Type sentiments. 4 Color animals and print designs on specialty paper. 5 Trim designs, adhere to cardstock rectangles, and adhere to tags. 6 Tie on ribbon.
1 2 3 4
Make card from cardstock; round right corners. Stamp Honey Comb Background on card. Stamp dashed flourish and “Bee mine” on card. Adhere bee to card with foam tape and attach brads.
Finished size: 3½" x 4"
Finished size: each tag 2¼" x 3¾"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Hot Pink) Core’dinations Patterned paper: (Sadie’s Story from Amy Tangerine Sketchbook collection) American Crafts Specialty paper: (white presentation) Office Max Digital elements: (octopus, jellyfish from Sea Creatures Chipart collection; whale from Whale Chipart collection) Pink Pueblo/ Print Candee Fibers: (pink ribbon) Papertrey Ink Font: (your choice) Software: (photo editing) Adobe Die: (tag) Papertrey Ink
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Carnation) Hero Arts Rubber stamp: (Honey Comb Background) Starving Artistamps Clear stamps: (Claire’s ABCs set) Lawn Fawn; (dashed flourish from Maple Grove Swirl set) We R Memory Keepers Dye ink: (Love Letter) Tsukineko Pigment ink: (Onyx Black) Tsukineko Accents: (bee die cut) October Afternoon; (yellow brads) Doodlebug Design Tool: (corner rounder punch) Fiskars
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DESIGNER TIP When stamping an image that has a shadow, try using a new or recently refilled ink pad for a nice dark outline.
DESIGNER TIP Before stapling the matchbooks, add the coloring pages inside to make sure you leave enough room for them.
HAPPY DAY COLORING BOOKS
CONVERSATION HEARTS CARD
Designer: Marie Forberg
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1 Stamp hippo, crocodile, dog, and hearts on cardstock rectangles. 2 Fold cardstock panel around rectangles. 3 Staple bottom to create book enclosure. 4 Stamp crayon on cardstock, color with markers, and trim. Adhere to book. 5 Stamp happy, heart, and day on cardstock rectangle. 6 Color stamped panel with marker, mat with cardstock, and adhere to book. 7 Repeat for additional books.
Designer: Ashley Nguyen Newell Make card from cardstock. Stamp sentiment on card. Stamp hearts and phrases on cardstock. Trim hearts and adhere to card with foam tape.
Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
Finished size: each book 2¾" x 2"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (blue, green, pink, black, white) Bazzill Basics Paper Clear stamps: (dog from Santa Paws set; crocodile, hippo from Zoo Crew set; happy, day from Party Posse set; heart from Word Salad set; crayon from Smarty Pants set) Paper Smooches Dye ink: (Tuxedo Black) Tsukineko Color medium: (black marker) Tsukineko; (pink, green, blue markers) Copic Accents: (silver staples) Swingline
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SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white) Georgia-Pacific; (blue, pink, purple, green, yellow) The Paper Company Clear stamps: (heart, phrases from Candy Hearts set; phrases from Candy Hearts Phrase Add-On 1, Candy Hearts Phrase Add-On 2, Candy Hearts Phrase Add-On 3 sets; sentiment from Lovely Puns – Animals set) My Thoughts Exactly Dye ink: (Tuxedo Black, Ladybug Red) Tsukineko
DESIGNER TIP
DID YOU KNOW? Wida's card follows the sketch on page 22.
When using rubber stamps like the bus, try punching out the square first and then stamping the image to give the illusion of the bus moving.
BE MY VALENTINE? CARD
THANK YOU TEACHER CARD
Designer: Emily Branch
Designer: Wida Miller
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Make card from cardstock; adhere patterned paper. Create project in software. Type sentiment and add boxes. Print design on paper and draw doodles with pen. Adhere photo corners to card; adhere printed panel. Affix stickers to card.
Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
Make card from cardstock. Adhere patterned paper rectangle to cardstock panel. Stamp sentiment on panel; emboss. Stamp school buses on cardstock; square-punch. Adhere squares to panel with foam tape. Heart-punch cardstock and adhere to panel. Tie twine around panel and adhere to card with foam tape.
Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white) Papertrey Ink Paper: (white notebook) Patterned paper: (Fabulous from Sugar Chic collection) Heidi Swapp Color medium: (black pen) Accents: (pink, black/white striped photo corners) Heidi Swapp Stickers: (hearts, arrow) Heidi Swapp Fonts: (Learning Curve, Skinny Jeans) dafont.com Software: (illustration) Adobe
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white, red) Bazzill Basics Paper Patterned paper: (Hong Kong from Boarding Pass 8x8 pad) October Afternoon Rubber stamp: (school bus from Every Little Bit set) Stampin’ Up! Clear stamp: (sentiment from Happy Trails set) Papertrey Ink Pigment ink: (Onyx Black) Tsukineko Embossing powder: (white) American Crafts Fibers: (red/white twine) Divine Twine Tools: (heart punch) Stampin’ Up!; (square punch) Marvy Uchida
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I DIG YOU! CARD
EYES FOR YOU CARD
Designer: Karolyn Loncon
Designer: Laura Bassen
1 Make card from cardstock. 2 Print “I dig you!” on cardstock rectangle. 3 Die-cut tractor and hearts from cardstock. Adhere to cardstock panel with foam tape. 4 Adhere panel to card with foam tape.
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Finished size: 5½" x 4¼"
Make card from cardstock. Print patterned paper on cardstock. Trim and adhere patterned paper rectangle to card. Print orange monster and sentiment on cardstock. Die-cut spiral notebook pages from patterned paper and monster. 6 Adhere die cuts together with foam tape, attach paper clip, and adhere to card with foam tape. 7 Adhere wiggle eyes. Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Lily White, Beetle Black, Grenadine, Smokey, yellow) Bazzill Basics Paper Font: (Rockwell Extra Bold) ufonts.com Dies: (tractor, heart) Silhouette America
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SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white) Georgia-Pacific Accents: (wiggle eyes) Hobby Lobby; (white paper clip) Staples Digital elements: (multi colored stripes, blue polka dots, yellow lined paper; orange monster from Monsters collection) Jen Martakis/twopeasinabucket.com Font: (Simple Jane) fonts101.com Die: (spiral notebook page) Papertrey Ink
DESIGNER TIP With a little ingenuity, you can create your own Polaroid frames for all types of occasions.
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MONSTER LOVE CARD
Designer: Heather Campbell
Designer: Stephanie Washburn
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1 Make card from cardstock; adhere patterned paper rectangle. 2 Stamp monster and heart conversation bubble on cardstock square. Color with markers. 3 Mat square with cardstock and adhere to cardstock panel. 4 Draw dots on panel with marker and adhere to card. 5 Affix tape.
Make card from cardstock; tie on twine. Print sentiment on cardstock panel. Die-cut notebook page from panel. Heart-punch cardstock; adhere. Tie twine to clothespin and attach to die cut. Adhere die cut to card with foam tape. 6 Stamp professor on card, cardstock, and patterned paper. 7 Color cardstock professor with markers. Trim cardstock and patterned paper images and adhere together. 8 Adhere piece to card with foam tape.
Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Pure Poppy, white) Papertrey Ink Patterned paper: (Sleigh Ride/Medium Dot from Dots & Stripes Christmas 6x6 pad) Echo Park Paper Clear stamp: (professor from Smarty Pants set) Paper Smooches Dye ink: (Tuxedo Black) Tsukineko Color medium: (assorted markers) Copic Accent: (wood clothespin) Canvas Corp Fibers: (red/white twine) Doodlebug Design Font: (Woodland) letteringdelights.com Die: (notebook page) Papertrey Ink Tool: (heart punch) Martha Stewart Crafts
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (True Black, white) Papertrey Ink Patterned paper: (tan chevron from Bright Side collection) Lawn Fawn Clear stamps: (monster, heart conversation bubble from Eeek! A Monster! set) My Cute Stamps Dye ink: (Tuxedo Black) Tsukineko Color medium: (assorted markers) Copic Sticker: (polka dot tape) Freckled Fawn
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While the winter wind rages outside, warmth and coziness can always be found indoors. Snuggle up to these projects that feature winter icons like sweaters, mittens, quilts, and folk art themes.
Letâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Chill Card
Designer: Jen del Muro
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Thank You Tag
Nordic Twine Card
Designer: Angeline Yong Jeet Leen
Designer: Heather Campbell
1 Die-cut tag from cardstock.
1 Make card from cardstock.
2 Stamp medallion and sentiment.
2 Cut cardstock panel. Stamp flowers.
3 Adhere rhinestone.
3 Stamp for you.
4 Tie on ribbon.
4 Wrap twine around panel. Tie bow on one strand.
Finished size: 2¼" x 3¾"
5 Adhere panel to card. Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (kraft) Papertrey Ink Clear stamps: (thank you from Very Vintage Greetings set; medallion from Winter Wishes set) Wplus9 Design Studio Pigment ink: (Night Sky) Tsukineko Accent: (blue rhinestone) Fibers: (blue/white striped ribbon) Die: (tag) Papertrey Ink
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SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Speckled) Avery Elle Clear stamps: (flower, for you from Blossoms & Blooms set) Avery Elle Dye ink: (Enchanted Evening, Blueberry Sky, True Black) Papertrey Ink Fibers: (red/white twine) Doodlebug Design
DESIGNER TIP Have fun mixing and matching patterns and colors. The same card in pink and red would be perfect for Valentine’s Day.
Cozy Hats Bag
Cozy Up Card
Designer: Jaclyn Miller
Designer: Maureen Merritt
1 Stamp hats and sentiment on cardstock panel. 2 Color hats.
1 Make card from cardstock. 2 Stamp flower borders.
3 Stitch panel edges; adhere to gift bag.
3 Cut cardstock panel; adhere.
4 Tie on ribbon.
4 Die-cut coffee cup from cardstock; stamp coffee cup and adhere. Stamp sentiment.
Finished size: 4½" x 5½"
5 Stamp flower border and knit border on cardstock; die-cut into warmer. Adhere. 6 Stamp heart; trim and adhere with foam tape. Tie on twine. Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white) Georgia-Pacific Clear stamps: (hats from Knit Wits set; sentiment from Tree-mendous set) Technique Tuesday Dye ink: (black) Close To My Heart Color medium: (Crimson Red, Blue Slate, True Blue markers) Prismacolor Fibers: (white ribbon) Hobby Lobby Other: (kraft gift bag) Hobby Lobby
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Cherry Cobbler, Marina Mist, Whisper White) Stampin’ Up! Clear stamps: (heart from Heartfelt Mix set; flower border, knit border from Fair Isle Backgrounds set) Wplus9 Design Studio; (coffee cup, sentiment from Coffee Cozy set) Lil’ Inker Designs Dye ink: (Cherry Cobbler, Marina Mist) Stampin’ Up! Fibers: (red/white twine) Stampin’ Up! Dies: (coffee cup, warmer) Lil’ Inker Designs
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DID YOU KNOW? Bordering Blue and Positively Pink are discontinued ink colors. Good substitutions are London Fog from Tsukineko for the blue and Regal Rose from Stampin’ Up! for the pink.
Warm Winter Birthday Wishes Card
Quilted & Cozy Card
Designer: Katie Sims
Designer: Amber Kemp-Gerstel
1 Make card from cardstock.
1 Make card from cardstock.
2 Die-cut hexagon pattern from cardstock. Remove pieces to be stamped.
2 Die-cut square from cardstock. Die-cut smaller square from piece to create frame. Adhere to card with foam tape.
3 Stamp polka dots, floral, circles, and snowflakes on hexagon pieces. Replace in pattern and adhere to card.
3 Stamp gingham on cardstock pieces. Punch into squares.
4 Stitch and ink card edges.
4 Die-cut square from cardstock. Adhere punched squares; stitch. Adhere to card with foam tape.
5 Cut strip of patterned paper; score and fold to make pleats. Stitch top edge.
5 Die-cut banner from cardstock; stamp sentiment. Adhere to card with foam tape.
6 Stamp sentiment and snowflakes on cardstock; cut into rectangle. Trim with decorative-edge scissors. Stitch and ink edges and adhere to card.
6 Thread buttons with twine and adhere with foam tape. Finished size: 5" square
7 Adhere pleated strip and tie on ribbon. Finished size: 5½" x 4¼" SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Naturals White) Stampin’ Up! Patterned paper: (Strawberry Jam from Fly a Kite collection) October Afternoon Clear stamps: (polka dot, floral, circles from Happy Hexagons set; snowflake from Places, Please set; sentiment from In the Meadow set) Papertrey Ink Dye ink: (Bordering Blue, Basic Gray, Blushing Bride, Real Red, Positively Pink) Stampin’ Up!; (Chai, Chamomile) Papertrey Ink Fibers: (ivory ribbon) Stampin’ Up! Die: (hexagon pattern) Papertrey Ink Tools: (scoring board) Martha Stewart Crafts; (decorativeedge scissors)
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SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Rustic Cream) Papertrey Ink Clear stamps: (gingham from Background Basics: Gingham set; sentiment from Warm Happiness Too set) Papertrey Ink Pigment ink: (Red Currant, Basil, Chocolate) Impress Rubber Stamps Accents: (red buttons) Papertrey Ink Fibers: (cream twine) Papertrey Ink Dies: (banner) Papertrey Ink; (squares) Spellbinders Tool: (square punch) EK Success
No Place Like Home Card
Life is Good Card
Designer: Sandy Allnock
Designer: Emily Leiphart
1 Make card from cardstock. Cover with patterned paper. 2 Die-cut town from cardstock. Adhere patterned paper behind windows. Adhere to card.
1 Make card from cardstock. 2 Cut cardstock panel. Stamp house and sentiment.
3 Punch circle from cardstock. Punch again to form moon; adhere.
4 Stamp heart on cardstock; trim. Adhere to card with foam tape.
4 Cut cardstock strip; punch border. Cut cardstock strips and trim top edges in waves to form snow drifts.
Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
3 Mat panel with cardstock and adhere to card.
5 Stamp sentiment on smallest drift. Layer snow drifts and border piece and adhere to card, using foam tape as desired. 6 Accent town with paint. Finished size: 5½" x 4¼" SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (navy) Bazzill Basics Paper; (Solar White) Neenah Paper; (yellow) Domtar; (kraft) Patterned paper: (Dark Denim Dot from Double Dot collection) BoBunny Press; (Tickets Please from This & That Charming collection) Echo Park Paper Clear stamp: (sentiment from Right at Home set) Operation Write Home/Hero Arts Pigment ink: (Onyx Black) Tsukineko Paint: (white dimensional fabric) Die: (town) Tim Holtz/Sizzix Tools: (border punch) Martha Stewart Crafts; (circle punch)
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Night of Navy, Real Red, Naturals White) Stampin’ Up! Clear stamps: (house, heart from Happy Holidays set) BasicGrey/Hero Arts; (sentiment from Heyday Sentiments set) Studio Calico/Hero Arts Dye ink: (Night of Navy, Real Red) Stampin’ Up!
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Winter Skates Card
Sending Winter Wishes Card
Designer: Teri Anderson
Designer: Cristina Kowalczyk
1 Make card from cardstock. Stamp sentiment.
1 Make card from cardstock.
2 Cut cardstock strip. Stamp diamond patterns and adhere to card.
2 Stamp mittens.
3 Die-cut skate twice from cardstock. Stamp skates and socks.
4 Stamp sentiment.
4 Stamp pompom twice on cardstock; punch into circles. Adhere to skates with foam tape. 5 Adhere twine behind skates and inside card front. Adhere skates to card, using foam tape for one.
3 Cut cardstock strip; adhere. 5 Thread buttons with twine; adhere. Finished size: 4" x 5½"
6 Tie twine bows; adhere. Finished size: 4¼" x 5½" SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white, kraft) Neenah Paper; (blue, green) Bazzill Basics Paper Clear stamps: (diamond pattern from Knit Wits set) Technique Tuesday; (sentiment, pompom, sock, skate from On Ice set) Papertrey Ink Dye ink: (Tuxedo Black) Tsukineko; (Old Olive) Stampin’ Up!; (Crystal Blue) Close To My Heart Fibers: (natural jute twine) May Arts Die: (skate) Papertrey Ink Tool: (circle punch) Marvy Uchida
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SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Pure Poppy, white) Papertrey Ink Clear stamps: (mittens, sentiment from Winter Wishes set) Wplus9 Design Studio Pigment ink: (Freesia, Navy, Capri Blue, Sky Blue, Gypsy Blue) Impress Rubber Stamps Accents: (blue buttons) Fibers: (blue/white twine) Doodlebug Design
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HOW TO MAKE POMPOMS: 1 Wrap yarn around two fingers 30 times. 2 Tie loops together in center with yarn. 3 Cut loops and fluff.
Pompom Mittens Tag
Warm Thanks Card
Designer: Amber Kemp-Gerstel
Designer: Cassandra Jones
1 Stamp mittens on cardstock; trim. Stamp stripes and medallions. 2 Trim felt; adhere to cuffs of mittens.
1 Make card from cardstock. 2 Cut cardstock panel. Stamp narrow borders and triangles. Stamp flowers, hearts, and squares.
3 Mat mittens with cardstock.
3 Draw lines. Color rhinestones; adhere.
4 Die-cut tag from cardstock. Stamp tag and warm wishes.
4 Die-cut chevrons from cardstock; adhere.
5 String tag on floss and tie on mitten. Tie pompoms to floss ends.
5 Mat panel with cardstock; adhere to card.
6 Adhere mittens together with foam tape. Adhere to gift bag with foam tape.
6 Die-cut label from cardstock. Stamp sentiment and adhere to card. Finished size: 4½" x 5½"
Finished size: 5¼" x 8¾"
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Blueberry Sky, Vintage Cream) Papertrey Ink Rubber stamp: (Large Mitten) DeNami Design Clear stamps: (stripe from Faux Ribbon set; medallion from Guide Lines Two set; tag, warm wishes from Tiny Tags set) Papertrey Ink Pigment ink: (Sicilian Blue, Navy) Impress Rubber Stamps; (Vintage Cream) Papertrey Ink Fibers: (cream yarn, cream embroidery floss) Die: (tag) Papertrey Ink Other: (blue felt) Papertrey Ink; (kraft gift bag)
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white) Papertrey Ink; (Early Espresso, Marina Mist, Bashful Blue) Stampin’ Up! Clear stamps: (narrow border, hearts, square from Nordic Winter set; flower from Nordic Spring set; sentiment from Compact Sentiments set) Waltzingmouse Stamps; (triangle from Tranquility Trilogy set) Papertrey Ink Dye ink: (Marina Mist, Bashful Blue, Going Gray, Early Espresso, Soft Suede) Stampin’ Up! Color medium: (Basic Gray marker) Stampin’ Up!; (Dark Bark marker) Copic Accents: (blue, black, clear rhinestones) Kaisercraft Dies: (label) Spellbinders; (chevrons) Papertrey Ink
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Lucky 8 & Mini 8 Punches When it comes to creating beautiful borders from a single punch, “8” is your lucky number. The Lucky 8 and Mini 8 Punches from We R Memory Keepers essentially combine a corner and a border punch into one tool to transform your straight-edged paper with “8” simple punches. With multiple punching options (outer cut, inner cut, or combined), the Lucky 8 Punch (perfect for 12x12 papers) comes in 12 fun designs, while the Mini 8 Punch (perfect for 6x6 papers) comes in six designs. Both options come equipped with corner guides for no guess punching and are easily stackable—just in case you decide to collect them all! Retail for Lucky 8 Punch $39.99 Retail for Mini 8 Punch $19.99 www.weronthenet.com
Following this diagram, Kerri Miller used the Classic Wreath Lucky 8 Punch and her scoring board to create this fun three-dimensional Stacked Gift Box!
Online Bonus Projects Supplies and instructions for Kerri’s Stacked Gift Box can be found online at PaperCraftsMag.com/projects.
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Glitter Dust Spray If you love the look of glitter but hate the mess, Therm O Web’s Glitter Dust Spray just might be the closest thing to magic in a can. You can spray it onto any surface (paper, fabric, wood, etc.) to add just a hint of sparkle and shimmer. Sold in four colors (gold, silver, iridescent, and pink), it won’t dry sticky, warp your paper, or ruin stamped images. The best perk…it dries in two minutes flat and the glitter stays exactly where you want it—on your project and not your fingers! g Retail for Glitter Dust Spray $6.99 99 www.thermoweb.com
In Melissa Phillips’ Be Mine Card, she lightly coated the doily with Pink Glitter litter Dust Spray. The result is just the right amount ount of sparkle to this special Valentine!
Online Bonus Projects Supplies and instructions for Melissa’s Be Mine Card can be found online at PaperCraftsMag.com/projects.
DIY Thickers Who says dress-up is just for Halloween? The new DIY Thickers from American Crafts allow you to customize your favorite stickers in just three easy steps! Just peel away the adhesive cover, sprinkle on your favorite embellishment like American Crafts’ Wow! (glitter), Pop! (microbeads), Spark! (tinsel) and Zing! (embossing powder) products, and then brush away the excess. With 12 fun fonts to choose from, these “do-it-yourself” Thickers are the perfect way to add color, texture, and sparkle to your projects! Retail for DIY Thickers $4.99 Retail for Wow!, Pop!, and Spark! $3.99 Retail for Zing! $4.99 www.americancrafts.com
To dress up her DIY Thickers, Kim Kesti added American Crafts’ Wow!, Pop!, and Zing! products to create these bright Monogram Tags that really “wow!”, “pop!” and “zing!”.
Online Bonus Projects “E” monogram: DIY Thicker with Wow! (glitter)
“N” monogram: DIY Thicker with Pop! (microbeads)
“P” monogram: DIY Thicker with Zing! (embossing powder)
Supplies and instructions for Kim’s three Monogram Tags can be found online at PaperCraftsMag.com/projects.
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Storage Solutions that
“Pack a Punch”! With craft punches now available in every shape, style, and design imaginable, the question we frequently get asked is: “How do I store them all?” Well, the answer is almost as varied as the punches themselves! Depending on your individual preferences, there are several ways to store your beloved punches. Here are a few solutions we took directly from the pages of our special issue, Practical Solutions for Paper Crafters. Perhaps one or more will work for you!
At $7.00 for a 10-foot length, vinyl rain gutter is an economical and functional storage option for punches.
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For more great storage solutions, purchase a copy of our special issue Practical Solutions for Paper Crafters ($14.99) at PaperCraftsMag.com/shop. www.Pap erCraftsM ag.com
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Moxie Fabs Camera Craze From Brownies to Polaroids to Instamatics to Instagram, cameras are flashing their way to a picture-perfect performance. Try creating with cameras and see what clicks.
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TRENDY TIP Not only are the repeatedly stamped cameras trendy, but the neon multi-striped ribbon packs an additional trendy punch!
Picture Perfect Friend Card Designer: Kim Kesti 1 Make card from cardstock. 2 Stamp camera repeatedly on cardstock panel. 3 Adhere ribbon around panel and adhere to card. 4 Print sentiment on cardstock; circle-punch. 5 Circle-punch cardstock. Adhere circles to card. 6 Adhere rhinestones.
Finished size: 4Ÿ" x 5½"
Moxie fab is my term for something truly original, amazingly inspirational, or uber cool. For more moxie fab fun join me online at MoxieFabWorld.com.
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Chablis, Rain, Beetle Black, white) Bazzill Basics Paper Clear stamp: (camera from Lovestruck set) American Crafts Dye ink: (Tuxedo Black)
Tsukineko Accents: (clear rhinestones) Zva Creative Fibers: (multicolored striped ribbon) Fancy Pants Designs Font: (American Typewriter) dafont.com Tools: (circle punches) Marvy Uchida
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TRENDY TIP How sweet would it be to put some Valentine´s Day treats inside this moxie fab box?
TRENDY TIP It´s the play on the word moment that makes this card camera-ready for Valentine's Day.
You & I Click Box
I Love This Moment Card
Designer: Betsy Veldman
Designer: Windy Robinson
BOX BASE 1 Make box from cardstock following template.
1 Make card from cardstock.
2 Stamp grid on box; assemble. 3 Stamp sentiment and dotted stripe on patterned paper rectangle. Adhere to box. 4 Die-cut circle and heart from cardstock. Adhere patterned paper behind opening and adhere to pinked circle die-cut from cardstock. Adhere panel to box. 5 Ink wood frame; adhere.
2 Create project in software. Add camera. 3 Type sentiment and print design on cardstock. Note: Leave room in sentiment for heart. 4 Stamp sentiment on cardstock, color heart with marker, and trim. Adhere heart to panel with foam tape. 5 Adhere panel to card with foam tape.
Finished size: 5½" square
6 Adhere ribbon. For instructions on creating the box top, go to PaperCraftsMag.com/projects.
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Aqua Mist, Sweet Blush, True Black) Papertrey Ink; (silver glitter) DCWV Inc. Patterned paper: (Sunday Dinner from Farmhouse collection) Crate Paper; (red polka dots from 2008 Bitty Dot Basics collection) Papertrey Ink Clear stamps: (sentiment from Shutterbug Special set; grid from Background Basics: Geometrics set; dotted stripe from Distressed Stripes set) Papertrey Ink Dye ink: (Pure Poppy, Aqua Mist) Papertrey Ink Accents: (red heart brad) Creative Impressions; (wood pinked circle frame) Studio Calico; (pink buttons) Papertrey Ink; (red rhinestone) Kaisercraft; (aqua pinked circle) Fibers: (aqua stitched ribbon, red/ white twine) Papertrey Ink; (teal number ribbon) American Crafts Template: (camera box) PaperCraftsMag.com Dies: (heart, pinked circle, circle) Papertrey Ink Tools: (heart, star punches) EK Success
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SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white) Papertrey Ink Rubber stamp: (heart from Love in an Instant set) Unity Stamp Co. Pigment ink: (Onyx Black) Tsukineko Color medium: (pink marker) Crafter’s Companion Digital element: (camera from Ode to Steampunk collection) Hero Arts/twopeasinabucket.com Font: (Homemade Apple) fontspace.com Software: (photo editing) Adobe
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When creating projects that incorporate a trendy icon, have fun with puns in your sentiments!
Isn´t it clever the way the word “Smile“ in the thought bubble looks like the light from the flash?
Smile for the Camera Card
Snappy Birthday Card
Designer: Julie Campbell
Designer: Teri Anderson
1 Make card from cardstock; adhere patterned paper.
1 Make card from cardstock. Adhere patterned paper rectangles.
2 Adhere patterned paper rectangle and strip to card. Note: Trim strip before adhering.
2 Print sentiment on cardstock, trim, and adhere to card.
3 Affix tape to card and stitch lines.
3 Adhere patterned paper panels together. Affix stickers.
4 Cut slit in card, insert clip, and staple.
4 Tie twine to clothespin and attach to panel.
5 Spritz camera with specialty ink. Let dry and adhere to card.
5 Adhere panel to card with foam tape.
6 Thread button with twine and adhere to card. Stitch card with twine.
6 Adhere pearls to card.
Finished size: 4¼" x 5½"
7 Stamp round conversation bubble and “Smile!” on cardstock. Trim and adhere to card with foam tape. 8 Tie on twine.
Finished size: 4¼" x 5½" SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Orange Zest, white) Papertrey Ink Patterned paper:
(Dew, Silly, Tangerines from Heyday 6x6 pad) Studio Calico; (Pretty Polaroid from Sweet Day collection) Echo Park Paper Clear stamps: (Alphadot alphabet set; round conversation bubble from He Said, She Said set) Paper Smooches Dye ink: (Seed Packet, Brown Sugar) Jenni Bowlin/Ranger Industries Specialty ink: (Mint Julep, Taxi shimmer spray) Studio Calico Accents: (orange flag clip) K&Company; (chipboard camera) Studio Calico; (brown button) Jillibean Soup; (silver staple) Tim Holtz Stickers: (teal striped tape) Love My Tapes; (teal tape) Sweet Bella Fibers: (orange/white, yellow/white twine) Jillibean Soup
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white) Georgia-Pacific Patterned paper: (Pinch of Cool from Macho Nacho Soup collection) Jillibean Soup; (Instamatic from This & That Charming collection) Echo Park Paper; (Confetti from Pretty Party collection; Charlotte from Little Bo Peep collection) Crate Paper Accents: (white pearls) Want2Scrap; (wood clothespin) Darice Stickers: (cameras) Cosmo Cricket Fibers: (natural jute twine) May Arts Fonts: (Century Gothic) Microsoft; (Lobster 1.4) fonts2u.com
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Get Inspired Delicious Inspiration
Susan R.
Lift the lid of a box of chocolates and indulge in sweet chocolaty satisfaction. Not only are the chocolates themselves pretty, the presentation is divine. Designer Jennifer Rzasa drew inspiration from the colors and contents of this scrumptious box of chocolate caramels. Why not use your favorite sweet treat as inspiration for your next paper-crafted project?
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You Deserve a Treat Card Designer: Jennifer Rzasa
Jennifer used the chocolate theme and the color of the box to inspire this card that would be perfect to give to a good friend! I love how she suggested the outline of a traditional heart box in red to make it even more appropriate for Valentineâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Day.
Online Bonus Projects Find supplies and instructions at PaperCraftsMag.com/projects.
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