Just Imagine Crafts - Kreaxions Punches

How to Use Kreaxions Papers for Stunning Results

Charity here from Scrappin' Chaos to show you how to use Kreaxions Papers for Stunning Results. Kreaxions Double Sided Paper comes in a variety of vibrant colors. The Sparkle Double Sided Paper has a metallic sheen. Both papers have alternate colors on the reverse side. Combining the moss green Sparkle Paper with the lime green Double Sided Paper creates this stunning result!
Glitter Peacock Card

Punch 904 with Insert B adds pizzazz to the corners.
Stop by my blog Scrappin' Chaos for a list of supplies and a full tutorial.

Scrap On!

~charity~

October Extravaganza

Charity here, thrilled to invite you to another Design Team Reveal!
This month our themes are:
Halloween
Orange
Pumpkins
The punches the design team use will be on sale!!!
25% off
for
Two Weeks
That is a four-in-one punch for only
$11.99
Linda H.
Starts this month gallery out with a layered card featuring a doily made with Punch #904.
She gives us this quick description on how she used the Positioning Parts to make the doily:
Template A, 12 cm circle, Large 8 cm Positioning part,
904 punch every other line, remove positioning part
and punch second time (deeper). Trimmed outer edge.

Candy S.
Features the Kreaxions Circle Cutter with this adorable fairy card.

Joan B.
Offers this cute, pumpkin-headed greeting using Kreaxions Punch #304 for a Happy Halloween!
She used both the negative and positive pieces from the punch.
To make the project easier on her hands she used the Kreaxions Punch Mate!!!

Laura C.
Treats us to another Halloween card,
This one features a Haunted House and Kreaxions Punch #924

Charity H.
I used Kreaxions Punch #916 on the edges of each letter piece for this Fall Banner.

Here is a close up one of the letters for detail.

Click on the designers name for a blog link,
our talented ladies love to offer tutorials and such!
Be sure to leave them some love along the way.

This months sale will be
from October 1st through October 14th
#304
#904
#916
#924
Follow the links to order yours!!!

Scrap On!

~charity~

 

July Design Team Reveal

Welcome to the

July Design Team Extravaganza!

Charity here to walk you through some beautiful projects.

Be sure to click on the names of the designers to check out there blogs, choc full of inspiration!!!

First up is Linda H. with a Thank You card.

She used Punch #901for the narrow borders and the tiny butterfly punch-outs.

 

Joan B.

used Punch #309, the Kreaxions Circle Cutter,

and the Butterfly die for this muli-patterned blessings card.

 

Candy S.

offers us this sweet little heart ornament using punch #902.

See the tutorial here:

http://candyscraps.com/2016/07/31/i-love-the-great-lakes/

 

Laura C.

used pearls to illustrate punch #304

on this "Amazing Friend" card.

 

 

 

I used a Glitter Paper card base with Punch #904 on the Sparkle Duo Paper border strip.

The butterfly is Punch #604 from Kreaxions Paper Rainbow One Tone.

Check my blog Scrappin Chaos for a list of supplies.

 

Thanks for stopping by!

Be sure to share your work on our facebook page!!!

Scrap On!

~charity~

May DT Reveal - Flowers

Welcome to Just Imagine Crafts DT Reveal with the ladies.. they love sharing their creative projects with you.

Charity is up first with this stunning card using Kreaxions punch #302. She used fabulous layers and colours with lots of punched accents.

Linda cut a 5.8 circle, used 5.8 positioning parts, punch #304. The small flowers are from punch #902. What a beautiful Birthday card with lots of details.

Chris started this amazing card with floral papers and added lots of great punched accents. She used #304 and #904 on the doilys. What great accents on this colourful card.

Tracy shared this beautiful, colourful, layered card using Punch #311 with A insert and star template.

Thanks for visiting today.... come back often when they dazzle you with their amazing cards.

Piano Card

Joan here today sharing a card:

Do you Pinterest? I’ll admit it’s one of my guilty pleasures … when I can find the time.

 I was looking for ideas for shaped cards and came across “piano cards” … amazing!

 So many cute ideas. This is my take on a piano card.

 

I used the Kreaxions 4 in 1 punch #904 to make the border strip.

 With all the Kreaxions punches … oh my the possibilities!

 

Feels like spring in the winter time

 Colleen here with a spring time card.  I am needing something soft and pretty right now so I decided to make a card and at last pretend it is nice outside.  I used Punch 904 on this card.

 

Photo Op

Chris here today sharing this Photo Op layout.  To create this layout I started by creating a larger phot0 mat and punching the edge with my #904 punch.  I then added the punched doily in gold behind my photo.  To create the doily I used my circle cutter to cut the circle, then used my A template to mark the back of my circle and punched along the lines using my #924 punch. 

August DT Reveal...

Hi everyone.. Welcome to the August DT Reveal.

Starting us off today is Charity. She used Kreaxions Punch #904 to accent this cute card.

Joan used  the Circle Cutter, Stencil A and Kreaxions Punch #302 on this super fun and bright card.

Colleen did a layout from this summer. I used Punch #923 and used the punched pieces in several place. The border at the top and then along the side and top and bottom of the photo. She also used the left over pieces around the heart.

Ginni used Kreaxions Punch #909, the Kreaxions Circle Cutter and Positioning Parts 6.8 cm large on this page about her daughter and her boyfriend.

Chris used Kreaxions punch #919 with A insert and circle cutter on this page with the fabulous photos.

Angela used punch #905 on the patterned paper along the bottom of the photos and to create the unique look of my title circle. She used the circle cutter for a 5 inch circle then used punch #905 again with the B insert. It held the circle out far enough to just have the flourish and dots punch but not the heart. What a fun bright summer page.

Thanks for visiting today... the DT loves all sharing with you. See you again next month.

 

Paper Bouquet

Charity from Scrappin' Chaos with you today.
This paper flower bouquet is the latest in bright colors and needs no water.
Check out the tutorial below!

 

To make these flowers you will need a border punch, washi tape, 3.5 X 10 inch strip of paper, 

4 X 6 inch strip of patterned paper, 1.25 inch paper circle, a large gem, and a bamboo kabob stick.

Step 1.

Stretch washi tape on 3.5x10 inch cardstock. Punch the length of the paper with the border punch. Cut 3inch lines between the decorative edges of the punched paper, these will be the petals.

Step 2

 Roll the punched, cut, cardstock into a spiral. Begin with just three petals for the flower center. As you roll the paper be sure to off set the petals so that the flower looks full. The bottom of you flower will look something like this:

Step 3

Cut a 1.5inch circle of cardstock. Pierce a hole in the center, snip a single line from the edge of the circle to the center. Glue the cut edge of the circle back together so that it shapes a cone.

 Step 4

Thread the bamboo stick through the center of the cone, add a glob of hot glue, place gem on top. Be very careful with the flower stem until the glue is completely dry. Place adhesive around the under edge of the cone, thread the stem through the center of the flower. Leave to dry till flower and center/stem are stuck fast.

 Step 5

To cover the awkward look of the flower base fold the 4x6inch strip of paper into a cone. Adhere to base of flower, trim excess.

 

I put this bouquet of flowers together for my daughters latest musical production. How fun it was to give her something out of the ordinary!

Kreaxions Punches Used:

Punch #905

Punch #907

Punch #910

Punch #913

Punch #917

Punch #923

 

Check my blog Scrappin' Chaos for a list of supplies.

 

Scrap On!

 

~charity~

 

 

Punch #904

Joan here today.  I made this cute little card using the Kreaxions 4 in 1 punch #904 with no insert.  I punched a strip of white paper on both sides with the punch.  I then cut the edges of the punched strip off and used them as the flap for the blouse.  Adding the pearls as buttons finished the card.  Such an easy card to make … yet the punch work makes a big statement.