Monthly Archives: October 2009
Ep. 424 – Sizzix Big Shot Pro
Today I am showing you the Sizzix Big Shot Pro video I shot at CHA. This is a manual die cutting machine that is 13″ wide. It works like the other machines, you put your dies on the base mat, … Continue reading
Ep. 423 – Imaginisce
Today I am showing you 3 new collections from Imaginisce: Perfectly Posh, Let’s Roll and Spooky Town! Perfectly Posh is fun of glitter, poodles, shoes, purses and make-up, great for girls! Let’s Roll is planes, trains, cars and trucks! And … Continue reading
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Ep. 422 – Shimmery, Snowy Night Technique
Today I am showing you a technique showing distress inks. Distress Inks are from Ranger. They are easy to rub onto a plain sheet of paper using a foam applicator. Once you have the background the colour you want it, … Continue reading
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Our Affiliate Program With Scrapbook Pal
I just want to remind everyone of our affiliate program with Scrapbook Pal! While you shop and get amazing deals, we get a percentage of the sales to help keep Scrap Time going! I was checking out the site and … Continue reading
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Ep.421 – 2 more Adhesives
Today I am showing you 2 more adhesives I came across while at CHA. First up is GLue Arts Adhesive Squares. These are flat 1/2″ clear squares that are really strong! These will rival Glue Dots! They work on paper … Continue reading
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Ep. 420 – Basic Grey
Today I am showing you 3 new collections from Basic Grey: Eerie, Indian Summer and Nook and Pantry. The Eerie is the Halloween collection; Indian Summer is Fall; and Nook and Pantry is a fun collection featuring elements found in … Continue reading
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Ep.419 – Decorating Halloween Candy
Today Gemma and I show you a few fun Halloween Designs you can make using your punches! First off it is the pumpkin. Simply punch 2 Orange scallop circles, and a smaller black circle. Cut the black circle in half, … Continue reading
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