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January 20, 2022

DT: Crusaders’ Spirit Earrings

  


Hi,

This is Veronica from vicky's scrapping passion, sharing with you my next post for Craftwell. 
For this post, I made some Crusaders’ Spirit earrings.


I uploaded part of the school logo to Cricut Design Space and cut some HTV in red and silver glittery vinyl.

I used the Taylored Expression “Designer Dangles” dies to cut leather felt also from Taylored Expression:



Once, I die cut the dangles, I was able to heat transfer the vinyl die cuts to them and use earrings wires (Taylored Expression) to finish the cute school spirit earrings.


To display the earrings, I used cards from DCWV papers to cut pouches to hang the earrings.


I enjoy designing jewelry from time to time, but I find it more challenging than paper crafting, however this project was super easy and fun.

Craftwell Tools: 

SNAP die cut machine


Other Companies:


Dies: Taylored Expressions Designer Dangles and Pouches.
Taylored Expression Earring wires and Leather Felt.
Glitter HTV in silver and red
Iron 

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


Happy January

Vicky Tovar



January 14, 2022

Air brushed Gold cake

Hello everyone!

I'm excited to share my new cake of this year which is decorated using Craftwell eBrush and siphon kit. 

It's simple to frost the cake in gold if you have airbrush handy. I began with baking a 6 inch tall cake and frosted with white buttercream. Then airbrushed with edible gold color using both the eBrush and siphon kit.

Here is the complete glittery look of the cake: 


Thank you

Lavanya Ravindran 

December 31, 2021

DT: Christmas Notepad Holders Using Vinyl Die Cuts

 



Hi,

This is Veronica from vicky's scrapping passion, sharing with you my next post for Craftwell. 
For this post, I made some little, easy to sell gifts for the Christmas Bazzar at our parish for the AHG Booth:




I found some cute mini chalk (white) board easels at the Dollar store and decided to decorate them with vinyl to make some cute Christmas themed notepads holders. As friend of mine told me how easy it was to use die to cut on vinyl, thus I decided to try this method instead of using my Cricut.

My friend was right, it was super easy, but it has a learning curve. Like using transfer tape to apply the shapes, and intricate designs might be more challenging. No heat setting needed for this project.

In general, it was a fun experience and I totally recommend it.


Craftwell Tools: 

SNAP die cut machine


Other Companies:



Dies: TH Sizzix, Crafter Companion (Ornament and Happy Christmas sentiment), Cherry Lynn Designs.
Chalk board Cloth Pins, Dollar Tree
Glitter Christmas shapes Cloth Pins, Dollar Tree
Various colors vinyl
Cricut cut "Notes" words
Note Pads, Dollar Tree



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


Happy New Year

Vicky Tovar




December 17, 2021

Christmas Ornament

 Hi Everyone!

Christmas is closing in and I thought it would be fun to make a shaker ornament to place on your tree.

Or it can be used as a gift tag as well.




MATERIALS:

Craftwell's eBosser

Metallic Red, White and Grey Cardstock from Michaels

Hygloss Overhead Projector Sheets Acetate Transparency Film

Waffle Flower Nesting Basics Dies Bundle from Amazon

Christmas Themed Stamps from Michaels

Sequins from Amazon

ColorBox Assorted Colors Ink Pad

Single Hole Punch

White Ribbon

Clear Glue




First, I chose one of the large round dies and cut-out a base layer. 
Then took both the previous large die and another round die that was 2 size smaller to cut about 6 layers with the white cardstock, and one layer with the metallic red cardstock. I die-cut a small square and circle with the grey cardstock.

Taking the base layer, I stamped Christmas words and additional decorations together. 

When gluing the layers on the base, on the 3rd layer glue the grey square at the top and then glue circle near the edge of the square. Then continue gluing the remaining layers except the red one.

I added the silver, clear and white sequins and kept them in the center.

Cut and glue a round circle from the acetate film then take the red cut-out layer and also glue on.

While the layers are drying, punch a hole at the small circle then place ribbon through hole and tie a bow.

And there you have a Christmas Ornament thats also a shaker.


Hope you enjoyed my project! 

From Katie




December 10, 2021

Edible jewels

Hello everyone! This month I have come up with edible jewelry using Craftwell eBrush and siphon kit.

I baked a cake for prince theme birthday party and the theme requires edible gold crown and edible gold jewels to decorate the cake. I made fondant crown and jewels in fondant using silicon mold and then airbrushed using gold luster dust mixed with lemon extract with the help of Craftwell eBrush and siphon kit. Arranged the jewels after frosting the cake. 

Attaching the cake picture for reference. 




Thank you

Lavanya Ravindran 

November 29, 2021

Merry Christmas

Hello everyone!! This is Berina here today, with a Christmas card idea that you could easily make multiples of - just in time for sending Christmas cards. 

If you are like me, you are frantically looking for Christmas card designs that you make and send out 20's or more in a week or 2 at the max - that includes addressing and sealing the envelope as well. You are in the right place! This is 1 such design that I was able to make 20's in 3 - 4 days, working only a few hours every night, since I work during the day and have small kids. I first die cut all the greenery pieces I needed for this card - I used the Tim Holtz Mini Holiday Greens die set. These were perfect size for my A2 card. This set has a variety of greens, so I a bunch of different ones and cut them all in 1 pass on my SNAP. Next on to the poinsettia - this is a multi-step process. I stamped the poinsettia outline stamps from the Poinsettia & Holly Clusters - these stamps stamp out a few at a time, so it saves time (same with the dies as well). I stamped them with dark red ink on red cardstock to save time on coloring. Using a stamping platform helped speed up the process. I die cut all the poinsettia layers then and shaped them all with my embossing tool and foam mat. Then I adhered the layers to make the individual poinsettias and added prills for the center. Now comes the sentiment. I die cut the layers I used for the sentiment panel. All the layers are from Heartfelt Creations - Royal Elegance die set. The touch of gold adds just the right amount of elegance needed for this otherwise simple and almost flat card. I heat embossed the sentiment from Sunny Studios with gold embossing powder. I used a stamping platform for this step too. I stamp the sentiment on a panel and sprinkle embossing powder - I do this until I have a bunch ready to be heated and then I heat them all at once. This saves some time too. Now, all that's left is assembling them. I used foam tape for the sentiment panel and for the other pieces, I used liquid glue in a fine tip bottle. That's it! This card required the extra stamp for postage, but it's worth it, don't you think?

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!

November 22, 2021

DT: Paper Pinwheels

  





Hi,

This is Veronica from vicky's scrapping passion, sharing with you my next post for Craftwell. . 
For this post, I played with the pinwheels die from CTMH and made a "Merry Christmas" banner and several other projects for our Festival at the (Pumpkin) Patch for the AHG troop:

To some pinwheels, I attached mini wooden clothpins to the back, so they can be put on Christmas trees or on big paperclips to make bookmarks: 



To some, I punched a whole to add some twine and a little light bulb bead:


To some of them, I added push pins to attach to pencils:


I made many die cuts and gave them to the girls at the troop to decorate them and we sold them at the festival:



Craftwell Tools: 

SNAP die cut machine


Other Companies:



Printed Heartfelt Holiday Paper, Queen and Co.
Printed Christmas and other motive papers, Tattered Lace.
Alphabet dies, Queen and Co.
Pinwheel die, CTMH
Various brads
Big Paper Clips, Hobby Lobby
Push Pins
3D glue dots
Tacky Glue
Dollar Tree glitter



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


Happy Thanksgiving

Vicky Tovar




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