Sandi C's October kit creations

Main kit, EAO, FAO

Here's a quick layout of dgd Marianne done with those yummy Prima papers from the kit!! This was actually the last page that I created using "Tip Toe Through Fall" so I was using up the leftovers. Some "random" and some "on purpose" punching and a bit of layering is all that I really did. I did use a ton of Gesso on my Petaloo blooms to match the papers a bit better and for that white-washed look that I love. Of course, I added in some of the white Petaloo flowers along with some Prima embellies and the alphas from the kit. I finally got to experiment with my Bitty Blossoms Die and can't wait to do more!   You can also spot the use of the pearls from the kit as well as one Prima resin from my personal stash. 

You may notice that I've done NO distressing on my pages this time. We have our home on the market for sale and I've not wanted to do anything that would get it dirty or dusty. My scrappy results are less than stellar but they will have to do this time around. Once we are settled in our new home, I'll let the dust fly!!! LOL

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Main kit, FAO, EAO

Next up is a series of the same photo of cutie-pie dgs Elias. Such a sweet face! I did let the Gesso fly a bit on this one and that was kind of fun! I've used the wooden Kaisercraft flower beneath my floral cluster on the bottom right for a fun look. More florals, some embellies from the EAO and I was done. Sounds simple enough although it did take a bit of time to get it just right. 

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Main kit, FAO, EAO

This layout was created using the awesome sketch by DT member Amarylis Doria. I've used a doily from my personal stash, did a bit of punch work and the rest is a swath of flowers per the sketch. More than even I would normally use in one spot. But I like it! I am also loving the Prima bottle cap embellies from the EAO. These sweet photos are dgd Peyton. 

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Main kit, FAO, EAO

I tried a new hexagon mask and Glimmer Mist on this one, so I did have to go outside to do this one. Most of my scrappy supplies are packed up (which is painful, I'm telling ya!) but I managed to snag this mask out of the box it came in. Don't you love it? Then I did some fussy cutting, layered on the flowers and created one small peekaboo. Lastly, I added some journaling per the original sketch designed by yours truly for Stuck on U Sketches.  The peach ribbon from the kit is so lush! 

I love the leaves that Kate always includes in the kit .. makes the florals so unique! 

That's about it.  Thanks for coming by! 

October Sketch Challenge Winner

Hi everyone, Amarilys here. We had 5 amazing entries for the October Sketch Challenge and I'm glad that  we use random.org to choose a winner because there is no way that I can!

So, according to random.org the winner is.......

Monik Proulx

Congrats Monik! 

I want to take this time to encourage you to play along the monthly sketch challenge. The next one opens on October 26th during the blog hop. Hope to see you there!

October DT Challenge - Use Pink and Ribbon.

It's Tracey here to host the October DT Challenge. Since it is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, my challenge for you is to include some pink on your project along with ribbon. 

Check out the post in the ScrapThat! Forum for the contest guidelines and prize information.

Here is my example using this page from the October Kit. Portions of the background paper and doily are pink, and I scrunched the ribbon on the left side of the page below the photo.

I can't wait to see what you create!

Guest Designer ~ Patti Hamil's Tip Toe Through Fall Creations

We are so excited to have the talented
Patti Hamil
as our October Guest Designer!

Our October Tip Toe Through Fall Kit features a selection of papers from Prima's Tea Thyme Collection paired with gorgeous coordinating embellishments. 

We are so grateful that Patti has agreed to share her talent with us this month. I'm sure you will agree that Patti's work with this kit is simply amazing!! For more inspiration, please visit her blog at:

http://mypiecesoftime.blogspot.com/

Lasting Love 

~ Using Amy's October Sketch ~

50's Style

Aunt Mae

Just for You

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LOTW.....Pink Flowers by Tina Suitella

Hi everyone...After looking at all the beautiful additions to our gallery this week, this layout "Pink Flowers" by Tina Suitella caught my eye. I loved her beautiful design and awesome misting!!
Big Congrats Tina...your layout is gorgeous!!!

Banner layered circle tutorial by Marilyn

Hi there !!! Marilyn here to show you how I made the circle layered with banners in my "Amiga" page.  It is easy to make...

1- First, trace the circle 

2- Determine the distance it would have the banners...

3-Cut strips 1 1/2" inches by 2" inches (In solid colours and in some pattern paper,too)

4- Cut one side of the strip in a "V" shape...

5- It should look like this.....

6- For the pattern papers strips  start punching one side of each strip... 

7- It should look like this......

8- Distress all the banner strips

9- Start to gluing the strips around the circle line...the banner goes in the top and the punch strips goes on the bottom...
It should look like this....

10- Once you had glued all the strips you can add more dimension with 3D-dots.

This is the result, you can see the dimension in the next picture...

I hope this inspire you to try it!!
Have fun!
Until next time!
Marilyn Rivera

Tracey's Layered Embossed Butterfly Tutorial

Hi everyone. I'm here today to share a tutorial on how I made the layered, embossed butterfly I created with the October Kit. 

The stamp in the kit is gorgeous, but didn't quite fit with the photos I was planning to scrap, so I thought I'd use the butterfly on the stamp to create a sweet little embellishment for one of my pages. Here's how I created it:

1. Gather Supplies

Embossing Powder - Copper and Gold
Kit Stamp
Kit Ink Pad
One larger or two small paper scraps from kit (only one small scrap pictured)
Scissors - my favorite fussy cutting scissor are any of the EK Success Scissors.

2. Ink up the butterfly portion of the stamp. If you have embossing ink in your stash, it will give a more crisp image, but the Prima ink pad worked just fine.

 

3. I mixed two colors of embossing powder together - copper and gold. You can use any color or combination of colors that work with your page, or if you want your ink color to shine through, you can use clear embossing powder. The prima ink dries quickly, so have your embossing powder open and ready to pour onto the stamped image immediately. If you are working with embossing ink or other slow drying ink you will have more time to work with.  Don't worry if you have complete coverage with the powder - that will add to the charm of your butterfly. You will need to stamp and emboss two images from the butterfly portion of the stamp.

4. Heat emboss ~ while the powder is still hot and melted, quickly add another layer of embossing power, tap off any excess and heat again. You can do this several times to build up the embossed image. I used three layers of embossing powder on these butterflies. 

5. Fussy cut around the embossed butterflies using sharp scissors or craft knife. 

6. Trim off the antennae from one of the butterflies. Take the one with the best embossed image and bend the wings forward and curl the wings with your fingers. I find that a small paintbrush can be helpful to curl the wings. Using super sticky tape or glue of your choice, adhere the bodies of the two butterflies together. Here is the finished embellishment:

 

Here's my layout using the

Layered Embossed Butterfly:

These butterflies are super easy to make.

I hope you'll give them a try!

Cracked Glass Charm Tutorial by Patti Hamil, our October GDT

I'm so glad to be back with you again today to share a tutorial for the Cracked Glass Look Charm I created with the ScrapThat! October Kit. 

Cracked Glass Look Charm

 

1. First of all, gather all of your supplies. Also a couple of pieces of copy paper or scrap paper of some sort. Here are the supplies that I used.

Piece of chipboard

Stamp of choice

Embossing Powder (I used WOW Clear Ultra High)

Embossing Ink

Black ink (I used StazOn)

Off white paint & foam brush

Markers of choice (I used Zig)

 

2. Paint section of chipboard large enough for your stamp to fit on. Stamp with black ink and let dry completely.

3. Using markers of your choice, color in your stamped image.

4. Cut down to size you want. Next, you’re going to use 3-4 layers of embossing powder. I used 4 on this one.

5. Once thoroughly dry and cool, take the piece and with your fingers lightly start bending until the powder “cracks”, don’t bend hard enough to break all the way through, just bend in tiny sections until you get the look that you want. It doesn't show well in the photo, but it gives an old cracked glass look!!! It’s really neat on heritage pages!!!

I hope you've enjoyed my tutorial and will give it a try!