Saturday, September 10, 2016

ABC Primer Memory Keeping Organizer with Gypsy Soul Laser Cuts


Hi it is Pam today on the Gypsy Soul Laser Cuts Blog!!! I am so excited to share with you the Memory Keeping Organizer!!!! It is fabulous and I can't wait to make a few more!!!


I began by first gluing all the pieces of the Memory Keeping Organizer together. Cut pattern paper to fit into each of the Memory Keeping Organizer slots. Decorating with strips and scallop borders from the pattern paper.


Add a sentiment from one of the journal pieces from the paper collection along with a scallop border to the front of the Memory Keeping Organizer.


Paint a Damask Singles with black paint. Dry. Adhere to front of prepared Memory Keeping Organizer. Place a sticker onto pattern paper; fussy cut around sticker. Place on prepared Damask Singles


Add legs to the prepared Memory Keeping Organizer


Fill with some of Gypsy Soul Laser Cut supplies: Small Tag SetMemory Keepers Organizer Small Dividers,  Memory Keepers Organizer Large Dividers, and other fun items.


I am so excited to discover that the Memory Keeping Organizer fits perfectly in my IKEA Cabinet!!! How fabulous is that for a perfect storage solution!!! I am thinking that the Memory Keeping Organizer would make fabulous desk organizers also to give this Christmas season as gifts. Thanks again for stopping in to check out my project and please make sure to see what my wonderful friend and teamie Shanna created today. Hugs Pam

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Graphic 45 ABC Primer Collection
DecoArt Media Paint: Black Carbon
Metal Legs
Scallop Border Punch
Black Card Stock
Scotch Quick Dry Glue

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Friday, September 9, 2016

Happy Halloween Treat Bags with Graphic 45


“I LOVE Halloween!” It so much fun to create wonderful Halloween projects . I am not a huge fan of the scary or icky stuff but I am a huge fan of fun and exciting Halloween products. So…when I saw the Halloween in Wonderland Deluxe Collection it fell in that category for me.  I knew right away I would be making some fun candy bags for my grand kids, family and  friends to give out on the 31st.”

Check out How to Happy Halloween Candy Treat Bags by Pam Bray on Snapguide. 














Tip:
Remember to save scraps of paper; you may be able to use the other side as you build up your layers on your fabulous Graphic 45 projects.


Material List:
Graphic 45 Halloween in Wonderland Deluxe Collection
Uline 7 ¾” Kraft Bakery Bags
Green, Red, Orange, Black Twine
Xyron Adhesive
Pop Dots
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Tuesday, September 6, 2016

Hocus Pocus Halloween Candy Stash with Eileen Inspiration Team

I love creating holiday pieces and making fun and unique party favor boxes is one of my favorite things to do. 
This month Eileen Hull's Inspiration Team has been asked to create party project for the holidays.
So all I can say is make sure to check out Eileen's Blog and Sizzix to keep up with all the fun filled projects that will be shared all month long. 
I began my Hocus Pocus Halloween Candy Stash Box by first cutting out two Loaf Pan using mat board. 
Form one as shown and the other cut off 1" on all sides and then form the lid. 
Paint with black paint including a 2 1/2" x 4 1/2" piece of mat board. 
(If you get black mat board you can skip this step)
Die cut pattern paper and adhere to loaf box bottom, lid and extra mat board piece. 
Die cut Lost Zombie from mat board. 
(I cut 5 mat board pieces.)
Adhere all mat board pieces together. 
Die cut zombie from pattern paper. 
Adhere to top of mat board zombie; ink with distress ink using blending tool. 
Die cut zombie two more times to form clothes. 
Dress your zombie and tie twine around his waist.  
Fussy cut bat from pattern paper; adhere to zombie hand. 
Die cut Pansy Flower and Spring Leaves from pattern paper;  adhere to top of coffin lid. 
Add fussy cut stamp images to top of coffin lid. 
Add chipboard to front of coffin. 
Adhere one pansy flower and leaf to front of coffin. 
Punch hole in the end of the prepared coffin. 
Add black jute to form handles. 
Fill with your favorite candy. 
Place handle of one side of coffin over the shoulder of zombie so it is tilted up. 
I just love how it looks like the zombie has his Hocus Pocus Halloween Candy Stash in tow. 
I hope I have inspired you to start making some fun and fabulous party projects!!!
Thanks so much for stopping by today. 
Hugs Pam

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Saturday, September 3, 2016

"Feedom" Canvas with DecoArt Media

Happy almost Labor Day!!!
Are your ready for the holiday/
Well I am sharing with your my "Freedom" Canvas using DecoArt Media products along with Stampendous/Andy Skinner Stamps.
 Begin by first painting your canvas with Cerulean Blue, dry.
 Randomly brush strokes of Cadmium Red Hue over prepared canvas, dry.
 Repeat with Titanium White.
 Seal prepared canvas with Ultra Matte Varnish, dry.
 Apply light coat of Crackle Paint over prepared canvas, dry.
 Stamp with circle image from Curiosity Stamp Set using Carbon Black paint, dry.
 Stamp background image from Curiosity Stamp set with Carbon Black Paint.
 Paint inside of circles with a wash of Cadmium Red Hue, dry. 
Shade around inside edges of circles with Cadmium Red Hue, dry.
 Paint over canvas with a wash of Cerulean Blue, dry.
 Shade around prepared circles with Cerulean Blue, dry.
 Lay Shedded Stencil to top of prepared canvas, apply Crackle Paste to top with palette knife, dry.
 Adhere metal star and flower to center of prepared canvas.
 To finish my "Freedom" Canvas adhere metal corners to canvas. 
I hope you have enjoyed my "Freedom" Canvas. 
Hugs Pam

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