Just Imagine Crafts - Kreaxions Punches

February Red/ Love DT reveal

Hi everyone.. today we are revealing cards sharing Red/Love. Starting us off is Charity with her thanks a bunch butterfly card. She used Kreaxions punch #604 & #901.

Tracey's be mine card with cute monkeys and hearts used Kreaxions punch #917.

Chris's love card showcases Kreaxions punch #905 + insert C.

Joan's A true Love Story card uses Kreaxions 4 in 1 punch #921, B Template, Circle Cutter and Positioning Parts 6.8 (small).

Linda's True Love card uses Kreaxions punch #905 to create her partial doily.

Thanks for visiting today.. the DT make amazing creations to share using Kreaxion punches. Come back often to see what else they have to share with you.

 

Hello Magic

Did you know Valentine greetings have been popular since the Middle Ages ... and who doesn't like receiving a Valentine?!

Joan here today sharing a card I created using the following Kreaxions  products:

To make the border strip I used the Kreaxions 4 in 1 punch # 917 with no insert. To make the doily I used the star stencil and the Kreaxions 4 in 1 punch #917 with the A insert. Running the background through my embosser added some texture. The rest of the supplies I found in my stash. 

 

 

 

Polar Treats

Hello!  Ginni here!  I'm sharing a simple page today...

These are pictures of my Granddaughter Molly and I in an ice cream and sandwich store called Polar Treats in Ketchikan, Alaska.  She saw this hat and wanted it so of course we bought it for her.  LOL!  I used Kreaxions Punch #917 to create the border.  The papers were double-sided so it was easy to use the cut-away pieces for embellishments all over the page. 

I hope you enjoyed this page!  Happy Punching!

Little Duck Lost

Over Memorial Weekend we found a duckling, alone and frantic in the middle of the road. We brought him home and after checking with the proper authorities prepared to raise him. Ducklings don't live well without siblings and this one only made it two days. This sweet baby nestled right into our hearts in that short time and it was hard to say goodbye.

~ Little Duck Lost ~

 To ease the sadness and encourage my kids to continue to do the right thing when they found a lost soul, I made them this memorial album.

 For the most part I took my color cues from my photo mats, a set of prints of Monet's work, all water themed. To add to my pages I used doilies punched from dictionary pages with Kreaxions punches.
I used Punch #915, Punch #917, Punch #919, and Punch #920.

This little book has helped the kids memories fade into a sweet lesson on life and caring for others.

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

 

Scrap On!

 

~charity~

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~

 

 

Spring Flower Card

Hello there! Ginni here today with a card that celebrates the beginning of Spring!

I used Kreaxions Punch #917 for the borders and used all the cut-aways all over the page. The hearts on the flowers are from the punched borders and the bottom border is the cut-away from the top border. I used my brand new Silhouette Cameo to cut the layered flowers and added hearts to them as well, attaching them all together with a brad. Then I outlined everything with a pen. Other Materials – All papers My Mind’s Eye except flowers (Bazzill); Pen – Sharpie

I hope you've enjoyed this card today!  You can use any Kreaxions punch to create borders and you could use any kind of die cut or sticker or any embellishment to create your own card like this!  Happy Punching!

Wedding bells are ringing

Colleen with a wedding card.  I have a wedding to attend this month and figured the Punch 917 with insert A would be perfect for this card.    I used insert A for the border and then used it again to punch out the hearts in red to use on the towels.  Please don't forget to check out these wonderful and versatile punches at Just Imagine Crafts store.

 

April Design Team Reveal - SPRINGTIME!

Hello everyone and welcome to the Just Imagine/Kreaxions Design Team April reveal!  Our theme this month is SPRING!  We know a lot of people are still getting cold weather and even some snow so we hope our projects get you in that springtime mood!

Charity created a very cute card using the Kreaxions Circle Cutter and Kreaxions Punch #917, and Kreaxions Punch #918

 

 

Colleen used Kreaxions Punch #906 and created the border under the photo and then glued 2 pieces of the scraps together to create the border at the bottom.

 

Chris used Kreaxions Punch #307 to create the doily on this adorable card

 

Joan used the Kreaxions Circle Cutter to create the birds and Kreaxions Punch #304 for her border on this fabulous card!

 

Bev used bright colors, flowers and lots of circles using the Kreaxions Circle Cutter.

 

Ange cut a 4-1/4 inch circle using the Kreaxions Circle Cutter, then cut the circle in half and punched it with Kreaxions Punch #309.  She then added gelatos and used Springtime line from Moxxie.

 

Louise thinks of Mother's Day as a Spring holiday. She also used Kreaxions Punch #309 (no insert) and lined behind the back for the lower row of flowers. The middle row flowers are from Kreaxions Punch #306 and then she used the negatives from that for the top row.

 

And finally Ginni created this springtime page using Kreaxions Punch #604 for the Butterflies, Kreaxions Punch #901 for the Butterfly Border and Kreaxions Punch #921 Flower Border and then again with Template C on the corners of the photo mat.

We hope you’ve enjoyed our creations this month! If you saw a punch you like, click on the punch number which will link you to the Just Imagine/Kreaxions Store where you can purchase any punch linked here and many others as well!   Also, if you'd like to know more about any of our Design Team members their blog links are listed on the right side of this blog!  Be sure to check back often for more creative projects from the Design Team using the Kreaxions products!  Happy Punching! 

Easter Dinner

Colleen here and sharing with you a layout created using Punch 917.  I used the negatives at the top to create a border and used the positive along the bottom.  I also used the heart to create a border at the top of one of the boxes.  I love this punch and the many possibilities.  Please check out the store for this punch and many others.

 

Completely Lovely

Hi there!  Ginni here with a page showcasing a picture of my beautiful daughter Michele all dressed up last summer. I used a sketch by our Team Leader, Bev Code.  To create the center border I used Kreaxions Punch #917.  Then on the corners I used the same punch with Template B on the picture and with Template C on the mat.  I also used the Pavilia Bloom Outline by Memory Box die (purchased in the Just Imagine Store) to create the flowers.  Finally I used the Kreaxions Circle Cutter to create a double mat for the metal flower brad on the right in the center.  

Materials – Sketch – Bev Code; Cardstock – Bazzill; Patterned Paper – Fancy Pants; Border Punch – Kreaxions #917; Corner Punches – Kreaxions Punch #917 w/Templates B & C; Brads – BoBunny; Ribbon – Michaels; Circle Cutter – Kreaxions; Glitter Paper – Unknown; Pens – Omni Gel, Infinity; Glimmer Mist – Tattered Angels; Vellum Title – Colorbok; Flower Dies – Pavilia Bloom Outline die by Memory Box

Want to win one of these amazing Kreaxions punches??? Well, just leave me a comment! Each time you comment on a post on this blog for the month of February you will get an entry to win. On March 3rd I will reveal the winner by using Random.Org. The prize is a punch of your choice from the Just Imagine/Kreaxions store! So be sure to leave a comment for every new post and maybe you’ll be the winner!

I hope this page inspires you to create a heart-filled page or project of your own!  Happy Punching!