Showing posts with label Creating Memories In Time. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Creating Memories In Time. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Summer
Summer is here. How we all enjoy the warmer weather, vacations, and relaxation. I love to create. Here is my design to give you inspiration to create something fun. I love to use my Copics. Here I colored C.C. Designs Honey "Sailor". She plays right into the Americana summer theme. The pinwheels are cut squares from scrap paper, cut at the corners, and folded towards center. I colored toothpicks with my Copics and added rhinestones to the center of the pinwheels. Three Bugs in a Rub have wonderful rub-ons to add to any creation. You can stop by All That Scraps Wednesdays Design and Creating Memories in Time to play along with some fun challenges. You could win some great prizes too. I hope you enjoyed today"s creation. Thank You for stopping by.
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
ATC Tuesday
ATC Tuesday is here again. Second Tuesday of each month the Design Team over at Creating Memories In Time create ATC Cards. These card are 2 1/2" x 3 1/2". I created this one for Valentine's Day. I hope you stop blog the blog and see the other creations and play along.
Monday, December 27, 2010
Mary's Trash To Treasure
I created this Heart Pillow to show how you can use just a few items and create something useful.
Supplies:
Spellbinders ~ Classic Scalloped Heart S4-137, #6
QuicKutz ~ Pennant
Three Bugs In A Rug ~ Sugar & Spice Rub On #rub-223
The Paper Company ~ Cream Cardstock
Red Felt
Cream Ribbon
Cream Thread/Needle
6 Cotton Balls
Bamboo Skewer
Directions:
Cut two scalloped hearts from red felt. Hand stitch around edge. Stuff with cotton balls. Insert 10" folded ribbon. Stitch close.
Cut Pennant from red felt. Cut cardstock. Rub on "I Love You...", glue to red Pennant using Beacons 3-In-1 Advanced Craft Glue. Glue to Bamboo Skewer. Insert skewer into pillow.
Tie bow. Glue to front of red Heart Pillow.
I hope you enjoyed today's tutorial. You can stop by Creating Memories In Time's blog and see a new tutorial every week designed by one of their Design Team members. Thank you for stopping by my blog today. Have a wonderful day!
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
ATC Tuesday
It is ATC Tuesday. The second Tuesday of each month the Creating Memories in Time Design Team will create ATC Trading Cards and publish them on the CMIT Blog for everyone to see, they will have instructions & material list so you can duplicate. Stop by the blog and see all the creations. You can play along and win too. I have created this trading card using QuicKutz Stocking, Spellbinders Holly Berries (from Poinsettia Frame Die set), Colorbox Chalk ink, and decorative paper. Thank you for stopping by.
Labels:
Colorbox,
Creating Memories In Time,
QuicKutz,
Spellbinders
Monday, November 22, 2010
Cake Gift Tin Turtorial
Today I am going to show you how I created this beautiful Cake Gift Tin from items you may already have.
To start I used a 4 oz. can green chili can, frozen orange juice lid, Cuttlebug dots embossing folder, Spellbinders Eyelet Circle die # 5, Standard Circles LG die # 4 & 5, Prima Pink Roses, white & pink cardstock.
First remove the lid from the frozen orange juice and label from the green chili can. Wash.
To make pattern for can, wrap white cardstock around can. Hold. Trace top and bottom edge with pencil. Mark for length. Cut bottom edge. On top edge, cut 1/8” above traced line. (This allows for lid to fit on top). Copy onto cardboard for permanent pattern.
Emboss cutout. Flip around and line up last row of dots. Emboss again.
Cut two Standard Circles die #5. One from die #4. All from white cardstock.
Cut two Eyelet Circle die # 3 from pink cardstock.
Emboss smallest circle with Cuttlebug dots.
Adhere one large white circle to the bottom of pick Eyelet circle. Repeat.
Add small dot white circle to one layered circle. Adhere to flat side of frozen orange juice lid.
Here is the lid upside down.
Adhere layered circles to base of can using mount foam.
Adhere dot cutout to can using strong adhesive.
Notice the lip of paper above rim of can. This is the 1/8” extra you added to the pattern. This allows for the lid to fit snuggly into place.
Cut Rose stems from roses. Wrap stems around small paintbrush.
Adhere roses & curled stems to center of lid.
You can add foam to the base of can to insert jewelry or small items for gift.
Thank you for stopping by and I hope you enjoyed today’s tutorial.
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Creative Memories In Time - ATC
Creating Memories In Time is hosting an ATC card swap. Here is what I created for it. Stop by the blog and play along. Have a wonderful day.
Monday, October 11, 2010
Prima Winner
Pam and Presley said...
AWESOME! I absolutely LOVE this card, the colors the black vine going all around the card and the beautiful vintage Halloween scene.
Thank you so much for sharing
Pam
pamandrandy@gmail.com
Thank you so much for sharing
Pam
pamandrandy@gmail.com
Pam and Presley said...
I also wanted to thank CMIT and all your designers for a great blog shop I had a lot of fun and thank you for a chance to win an AWESOME prize of the gorgeous
flowers I am a flower NUT!!!
Thank you
Pam
pamandpresley
October 8, 2010 5:54 PM
flowers I am a flower NUT!!!
Thank you
Pam
pamandpresley
Friday, October 1, 2010
Creative News Flash No 2
ATC Tuesday - Second Tuesday of Each Month
What is "ATC" Tuesday???
Here's the buzz.....The CMIT?CEM Design Team (Creating memories In Time/Creating Everlasting Memories) will create ATC Trading Cards and publish them on the CMIT Blog (http://cmitonlineblog.blogspot.com/) for everyone to see, we will provide instructions, and material list to duplicate the created ATC's. We encourage you, our viewers, to play along. All you need to do is send us your very own ATC creation. Our design team will choose a winner, and a NICE prize will be sent to the "creative" person for each months competition. The first ATC Tuesday will be October 12th, email all submissions to stampnterre@cox.net. Please provide your name, blog information (if you have one), and email address.
What is an "ATC"???
ATC stand for Artistic Trading Cards....they are the size of a baseball card (2.5" x 3" or 64 x 89 mm), come in many themes and people trade them as though they are trading cards. For our first ATC Tuesday you can choose any theme you like, from time to time I will publish a theme to be used so you can join in the fun.
What is "ATC" Tuesday???
Here's the buzz.....The CMIT?CEM Design Team (Creating memories In Time/Creating Everlasting Memories) will create ATC Trading Cards and publish them on the CMIT Blog (http://cmitonlineblog.blogspot.com/) for everyone to see, we will provide instructions, and material list to duplicate the created ATC's. We encourage you, our viewers, to play along. All you need to do is send us your very own ATC creation. Our design team will choose a winner, and a NICE prize will be sent to the "creative" person for each months competition. The first ATC Tuesday will be October 12th, email all submissions to stampnterre@cox.net. Please provide your name, blog information (if you have one), and email address.
What is an "ATC"???
ATC stand for Artistic Trading Cards....they are the size of a baseball card (2.5" x 3" or 64 x 89 mm), come in many themes and people trade them as though they are trading cards. For our first ATC Tuesday you can choose any theme you like, from time to time I will publish a theme to be used so you can join in the fun.
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