Monthly Archives: June 2008
Ep. 223 – How to Make a Ruffled Ribbon
On this episode I am showing you how to make a ruffled ribbon. This technique is best done with a woven ribbon, such as a silk/satin ribbon or taffeta ribbon. First, you will cut the ends of a ribbon to … Continue reading
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Ep. 222 – EK Success Cutterfly
On this episode I am showing you the EK Success Cutterfly. It is basically a Swiss Army knife for Scrapbookers. To begin with, it is pink!!! I love everything pink!! The Cutterfly has: scissors, tweezers, piercer, stylus, file, measuring tape … Continue reading
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Ep. 221 – Cuttlebug Cut and Emboss Dies
On this episode I am showing you the new Cuttlebug Cut and Emboss dies. I have the Build-a-Flower set that I will be showing you. You first use the die to cut your shape. With the flower you get a … Continue reading
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Ep. 220 – How to Make a Travel Tic-Tak-Toe game
Summer is here, which means you may be heading out on some road trips with the kids. So I am showing you how to make a travel tic-tak-toe game. First you need one of those empty tins you have lying … Continue reading
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Ep. 219 – Album and Paper File from Creative Options
Today I am showing you the Album and Paper File from Creative Options. They are basically a large clear bin with a few files to separate your papers. The bin is large enough to even hold an American Crafts D-Ring … Continue reading
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Ep. 218 – Riff Raff Designs
Riff Raff Designs is a new company from Canada. They offer an alternative chipboard – more of a condensed material, firmer than chipboard – in a variety of super cute laser cut designs. Riff Raff is available at some Scrapbook … Continue reading
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Ep. 217 – Making Cute Little Flowers
On this episode I show you how you can make some super cute flowers using up your scraps! First, for the flower, you will need 2 or 3 co-ordinating papers for the flower. You are going to cute 3 circles, … Continue reading
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