Charity here with a pair of Thank You cards today.
These are my standby teacher gifts and an absolute necessity to have around
after Birthdays and Christmas.
For the red card I Punched a strip of paper down both sides with Punch #915.
I used the negatives for the top and bottom.
For the second card I carefully positioned Punch #904 over the yellow circle.
I used a craft knife to trim between.
We'd love for you to share your projects on our facebok page!
Scrap On!
~charity~
Hello, Kreaxion Fanatics!
Charity here, and I've got a sweet treat for you today.
I have this thing about buying jams and jellies in shaped jars with plans for up-cycling.
Welcome to SOMEDAY!!!
To accentuate the lovely curves and corners of these glass jars I added fancy black sashes with striped inserts. They were a snap to make with my Kreaxions punches and positioning parts. I've included the directions below.
Supplies:
Black Cardstock: 2.5 x 12 inches
Striped Paper: .5 x 12 inches
Kreaxions Punches #904, #907, #920
Positioning Parts: 8cm inner circle
Insert: A
Directions:
Sash #1
Punch the long sides of black cardstock with Punch # 907, carefully lining up the punch with the center of the design on the opposite side. Adhere striped paper down the center of the black cardstock. Wrap sash around jar, overlap ends, and adhere securely.
Sash #2
Punch one of the long sides of the black cardstock with Punch #920. Use 8cm inner circle Positioning Parts to punch the opposite side of the black cardstock, carefully lining up the punch. Adhere striped paper and secure around jar.
Sash #3
Punch one of the long side of the black cardstock with Punch #904. Use Insert A to punch the opposite side of the black cardstock, carefully lining up the punch. Adhere striped paper and secure around jar.
Have fun collecting Jam Jars!!!
Check my blog Scrappin' Chaos for a list of supplies.
Scrap On!
~charity~
Jackie here with you today sharing another layout with you.
Yes it was that time of the year for graduations and my oldest grand daughter was graduating from Grade 8. Of Grandma had to be present and had to take many many photos.
To create this layout I used Kreaxions punch #904 in many ways. I used it to create the border. I used it to create the doily after I used the circle cutter first to create a circle. I love the way this layout turned out.
Tools used:
Hello! Ginni here with a picture of my mom & dad just after they met in 1947. Before Mom died last October, they were married 65 1/2 years and were madly in love the entire time! I call that true love and can only pray that my husband and I are that blessed! I used Kreaxions Punch #904 with Template A for my center border and with Template C for my photo mat corners. I fussy cut the large flower patterned paper. Then I used Kreaxions Punch #907 to create the hearts to embellish the oval felt frame.
Here's a close-up of the border...
And a close-up of the hearts...
The buttons are from my Mom's collection that I inherited.
And here are the Kreaxions Products I used to create this page...
Remember, that you can win Kreaxions Punch #910 along with the Kreaxions Circle Cutter and the Kreaxions Star Stencil by going to my blog at My Scrappy World and leaving me a comment! The more times you comment, the more chances you have to win by random draw! Winner will be announced Friday, August 1st.
I hope this inspires you to create pages about the loves in your life! Happy Punching!
Hello Everyone,
Karen here to show you how to beat this heat and humidity we are having in California. When it gets hot and I am staying inside I scrap something from the Winter months, to make cool down. So, this weekI started making Christmas tags for the neighbors. I usually bake them some treats and put a card with it, but this year I made tags using punch #904.
Here is my example:
and here is a close up of the tag:
I made the border using Punh #904 using no insert and the negative of the punch on the side pointing to the words. I added a flower and put Stickles in the center to make it shine.
This is the punch I used:
Punch#904
Here is the link to the store: http://www.justimaginecrafts.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=26_50&products_id=199
Thank you for looking and have a nice day,
Karen
Tomorrow is Independence Day for the USA so I've got a little red, white, and blue for the occasion. These photos were taken at my daughters end-of-year field trip. I was thrilled to go with her class and they were a lot of fun.
~ Field Trip ~
For this layout I used Punch #904 as a border. You can see it peaking out beneath the strip of bunched lace. I also used Punch #904 to enhance the pennants beneath my photo cluster. I also used the Kreaxion Circle Cutter to cut my photos and their mats.
To help the flow of my photo cluster I used hidden journaling on a rectangle of blue paper. I added a mini clothes pin as a handle and a brad to hold it in place.
Check my blog Scrappin' Chaos for a list of supplies.
Scrap On!
~charity~
Hi Jackie here again today featuring one of my favourite punches.
I created this lovely journal to record my journey into health and fitness using Kreaxions punch # 904. To create the lovely circle inset, I first cut the circle using the Kreaxions circle cutter and Stencil A, then I used the punch with the 8cm positioning part. I used the punch with Insert C to create the corners. To create the border I used the punch without any insert. I used the positive piece and turned it upside down and then used the negative piece below it and turned it upside down as well. I just drew a few hearts on the paper. This punch is amazing what you can do with the one punch.
I saw this wreath on the SB Expo page on Facebook and I instantly knew I wanted to try it! So I pulled out Kreaxions Punch #907, the Kreaxions Star Stencil and my Kreaxions Circle Cutter along with some chipboard and 3 different papers and started working.
The beauty of this wreath is that you could use ANY of the Kreaxions punches and ANY theme or holiday! I chose July 4th but you could do Christmas, Halloween, Easter, Thanksgiving, anything!
Other Materials – Cardstock – Bazzill; Patterned Papers – Echo Park, DCWV; Pen – EK Success; Paint – Making Memories; Eyelet – Recollections; Ribbons – Michael’s
Here's a tutorial for how to make this wreath:
Cut an 8” circle from chipboard using Kreaxions Circle Cutter. Cut a 6” circle from the other circle using Kreaxions Circle Cutter. Paint chipboard circle. Cut 3½ x 12” strip from each paper color (I used 3). You may need more than one strip from each color depending on the punch you use. Using the strips you cut, punch each one with Kreaxions Punch #907 with no template. Space previously punched edge against left side of the punch to get next punch.
Using a paper trimmer, cut each punched piece at far edges of strip.
Layer your punched strips on top of chipboard circle overlapping edges. Attach and pleat ribbon to cover tops of banner at inner circle edge. Tie a bow with ribbon and attach where you determine your top center of wreath to be. Using the Kreaxions Star Stencil, cut two stars. Attach the two stars together so you have both sides of pattern showing. Use paint or ink to distress edges. Cut a 3” circle from white cardstock using the Kreaxions Circle Cutter. Adhere leftover punched pieces around top of circle and outline with a pen. Add sentiment and use paint or ink to distress edge. Insert an eyelet on top of star and tie a piece of ribbon long enough to hang from the top. (Attach the ribbon to the back of the wreath!)
Here are the Kreaxions products I used -
I hope you enjoyed this project! Remember you can win this punch -
Kreaxions Punch #904 along with the Kreaxions Circle Cutter and the Kreaxions Star Stencil by going to my blog at My Scrappy World and leaving me a comment! The more times you comment, the more chances you have to win by random draw! Winner will be announced Tuesday, July 1st. Happy Punching!
Hi there, it's Jackie again with some simple cards. We always need a simple card for that birthday we forgot. These two are very quick to put together, yet very elegant.
I created these two cards using Kreaxions punch #904 without any inserts. I used Momenta papers for these cards.
Tools used:
Happy Tuesday! This is Ginni and I want to ask did you know that the Just Imagine Crafts Store carries lots of products besides the Kreaxions Punches? One of my favorite things to purchase from the Just Imagine Store is their awesome embossing/cutting dies! I love to combine the dies with the punches to come up with unusual and creative projects! Today I'm sharing one of those projects.
First I used the lattice die which created the background “lace” work. Then I used the Verona Bouquet die with green and then blue paper and put them together. I also used Kreaxions Punch #904 with no template to create the border which I matted with red paper so it would show up better. I put the red cardstock behind the lattice cut-out and the punched border on top of the lattice cut-out. Once my card was assembled, I added some pearls, brads and a bit of pen work to enhance the edges of my dies. If you don't see what you want in the Just Imagine Crafts Store, be sure to check back often because as items are featured on the blog and on Facebook and Pinterest they sell out. So keep looking or substitute your own ideas!
Other Materials – Papers – Carta Bella; Pearls – Recollections; Brads – Prima; Pens – Infinity
Remember, that you can win this punch (Kreaxions #904) along with the Kreaxions Circle Cutter and the Kreaxions Star Stencil by going to my blog at My Scrappy World and leaving me a comment! The more times you comment, the more chances you have to win by random draw! Winner will be announced Tuesday, July 1st. Happy Punching!
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