An engineer's creative corner studio.
Hi there! I am just popping in today to share a video that I made to practice some stop motion. I used my Xyron Create-a-Sticker (2.5”), my Sizzix Sidekick, and a Lawn Fawn die to create 7 rainbows. Check it out below.
Until next time, stay safe in these crafting streets.
Happy Crafting,
Gaby
Hi everyone, Gaby here with a CAS card using some dies I like, layering, and markers. I wanted to challenge myself to make some nice cards without using stamps. I started by die cutting the hearts out of two pieces of cardstock, one pink and one white. Then I ran a coordinating piece of cardstock, one in white and one in kraft and ran them through my Xyron to use for layers. Then I placed the leftover piece from the die cut onto the sticky side of each layer and replaced the die cuts into the opposite color paper, like an inlay. Once that was done, I cut the paper at an angle and then adhered it to a pink piece of 4.25" x 5.5" with foam tape. I had some additional die cut words that I covered with Glossy Accents and let them dry. Once I attached those, I added some Nuvo Glitter Drops and some faux stitching with a Copic Multiliner and a white gel pen. Once that was all dry, I colored the inside of the hearts using a Spectrum Noir Glitter pen.
The heart die is from Simon Says Stamp and the words are die cuts from the Lawn Fawn heart envelope die. I will be posting more cards like this in addition to my regular projects that use stamps, stencils, inks, embossing powder, and the kitchen sink! I just think it's nice sometimes to use some of your supplies that you might forget about because of all the new products. Until next time, happy crafting!
Gaby
Hi everyone, Gabriela here today with a mini album from Want2Scrap featuring a beautiful new collection from Quick Quotes called Winter Bliss. First, these papers are gorgeous and fun. The colors are great for a winter theme, but I'm sure you will find reasons to use them all year long.
This mini album is shaped like a camera, so I had some fun turning the cover into a shaker window that looks like a real camera, check out the video below.
Hi everyone, Gabriela here as part of the Want2Scrap blog hop! I did a project that you can use for you Thanksgiving table or have in your house all year long. This took me about an hour and a half to finish and it was very simple to make. I used a mirror for this, but you could use an old frame or a shadow box.
Hi everyone, Gabriela here today with a fun project that you can customize for yourself or as a gift. I'm using the Anchors Aweigh Collection along with some of my favorite Xyron products to make a mobile that you can gift for a baby shower or use as an inspiration for yourself. I'm using some supplies I found in my craft room, so this is a simple project you can do in an afternoon/evening.
