Hello everyone! This is Berina here today with a simple and quick Christmas card, perfect for making multiples. 

I normally gravitate towards to red, green and gold for Christmas cards. So this time, I decided to try navy and gold for a change. I used the ornament from Heartfelt Creations - Noel Christmas Ornament set. I really love this huge intricate ornament in gold against the navy. I inked the edges of the navy with a darker color ink to just give that slight variation in color. I die cut the ornament on my SNAP. The sentiment is from Divinity Designs - Christmas Mini Set, which I embossed with gold embossing powder.

What do you think? Have you mailed all your Christmas cards or yet to start making them? Do let us know in the comments. Thank you for stopping by today. Have a great day!

- Berina

Hi, 

This is Veronica from vicky's scrapping passion, sharing with you my next post for Craftwell. 

Every year my daughter's troop host a fall festival at the pumpkin patch, so I searched Pinterest and came up with several ideas for dressing up fall goodies:

Reese candy holders: 

The instructions for the Ferrero Rocher containers, I found them in Pinterest and followed them.

Craftwell Tools: 

SNAP die cut machine

Other Companies:

SCT sampler stamps

Sizzix stamps and dies

Spellbinder dies

Queen & CO pumpkins and sunflower dies

Tattered Lace flower stamp & die

CTMH Stamps and dies

HeroArts stamps

CTMH color cardstocks

Recollections Fall Orchard printed papers

Other brands cardstocks as well

Tacky Glue

 I hope you enjoy it this fun project and please follow my blog as well: vicky's scrapping passion.

Hello all, Today I 'm here with fall theme cookies using Craftwell eBrush and siphon kit.

I baked sugar cookies and decorated using royal icing in the shapes of pumpkin 🎃 and fall leaves 🍂 

To give the glossy effect and real leaf looks, I used Craftwell eBrush and siphon kit with airbrush food colors.

Attaching the picture for reference.

Thank you,

Lavanya Ravindran 

Katie here with another project and it's perfect for fall or even Halloween.

This was a joint project, I worked together with my sister as she was going on a Disney Cruise with her husband and kids, and they signed up to exchange gifts with other families.

So I suggested the idea of making pumpkin shaker magnets to make it special, festive and inexpensive. Also she needed to make about 10 of them.

Materials

For those who don't have those fancy electronic cutting machines to cut-out your designs (that's us), the designs were cut-out with a X-Acto knife and be careful! For the acetate sheet, cut shapes similar to the pumpkin (don't worry you can use scissors).

Took the eBrush to airbrush both the wood pumpkins and frames with just using an orange and green shade from Sharpie.

The fun part (at least I think so), assembling the shaker and have fun choosing the inside pieces (my sister had her daughter help).

Here's the finished product:

Hi, 

This is Veronica from vicky's scrapping passion, sharing with you my next post for Craftwell. 

For this project, I used The Autumn Splendor Kit (Queen & CO). I followed the kit's instructions for color combinations and assembly instructions after using my SNAP for die cutting the pieces. I made two sets of the scarecrow, pumpkin, and chocolate dipped apple shakers.

One set I converted them in corner bookmarks:

Here are the final shakers:

 I used the AUTUMN OUTLINE DIES to back up the shakers and make the second set refrigerator magnets. Here displayed with only the cloth pin without the magnet strip yet:

For the moment, I'm displaying the future magnets in my Whooo's Making the Right Choice? Poster Board:

 For making the corner bookmarks, here are the detailed Instructions. The only change I made was to cut the smaller squares at 2.5 in x 2.5 in to fit better in the bookmark.

Craftwell Tools: 

SNAP die cut machine

Other Companies:

CTMH color cardstocks

CTMH printed themed papers

Recollections Fall Orchard printed papers

Other brands cardstocks as well

wooden cloth pins

Tacky Glue

Hot glue gun for adding the cloth pins

 I hope you enjoy it this fun project and please follow my blog as well: vicky's scrapping passion.

 Hello everyone! This is Berina here today, sharing a Fall floral themed Keepsake Box that I made for my daughter.

I took a shoe box and painted the outside with ivory colored paint. I had to apply a few coats to get a nice even coverage. I decoupaged the lid with a tissue that I bought from Dollar Tree years ago. Now for the fun part - the flowers and butterflies. I die the flower layers and butterflies with fun foam to give it some more dimension. The dies are from Heartfelt Creations for the flowers and Momenta for the butterflies I lightly sponged the foam with ink and adhered them with hot glue. I die cut the name 'AMELIA' on fun foam using Scrapbook dot com die set. The frame die is also from Heartfelt Creations. It was so easy to cut the fun foam on my Cut N Boss. After cutting, leave the fun foam some time for it to come back to it's original size (it will get squished during die cutting). 

How do you like my creation today? Please do let me know in the comments below. Thank you for stopping by. Have a great day!

Hi, 

This is Veronica from vicky's scrapping passion, sharing with you my next post for Craftwell. 

For this project, I used The Fancy Flowers Kit (Queen & CO). I followed the kit's instructions for color combinations and assembly instructions after using my SNAP for die cutting the pieces.

First, I wanted to make a bunch of flowers to revamp my Whooo's Making the Right Choice? Poster Board:

Craftwell Tools: 

SNAP die cut machine

Other Companies:

Foam tape

Glossy Accents glue 

Hot glue gun for adding the paperclips.

 I hope you enjoy it this fun project and please follow my blog as well: vicky's scrapping passion.

Hello everyone!! This is Berina here today, with a beautiful floral card using Susan's Garden dies.

One of our friends recently moved to a different city and I made this card for all of our friends to sign an a memento for them. What's better than a floral card? I had bought this die quite some time back and have used it  few time. This time, I decided to make the flowers in more Fall-ish colors. I followed Susan's videos to make the flowers. I used my Craftwell SNAP to die cut all the layers. I don't have all the flower shaping tools, so shaped them with what I have. I seemed fitting to add a frame for these flowers. I cut out a frame out of brown card stock and embossed it with Craftwell - Woodgrain Cottage embossing folder. I added this frame with foam tape on my 5 x 7 card base. Then I arranged the flowers and leaves and adhered them down. I didn't know what sentiment to add, so left it blank.

How do you like my card today? Please do let me know in the comments below. Thank you for stopping by. Have a great day!