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Just Imagine/Kreaxions
***Blog Hop***
So glad you could join us!
We’ve kept it short and sweet so hop along to each blog, leaving comments along the way. One participant will be chosen from the comments for a $10 Just Imagine Crafts gift certificate. The designers have tips, tutorials, and/or prizes so don’t miss out!
Here is the order of the hop:
Just Imagine Crafts Blog
Joan Borgelt
Laura Cox
Candy Spiegel
Charity Hotrum
My post for the hop is a Triple Tree Christmas Card.
Kreaxions has such lovely two-sided papers, sized perfectly for card making. I created this card to display those papers and show how easy it is too incorporate both sides in a design.
Just Imagine/Kreaxions
***Blog Hop***
So glad you could join us!
We’ve kept it short and sweet so hop along to each blog, leaving comments along the way. One participant will be chosen from the comments for a $10 Just Imagine Crafts gift certificate. The designers have tips, tutorials, and/or prizes so don’t miss out!
Here is the order of the hop:
Just Imagine Crafts Blog
Joan Borgelt
Laura Cox
Candy Spiegel
Charity Hotrum
My post for the hop is a Triple Tree Christmas Card.
Kreaxions has such lovely two-sided papers, sized perfectly for card making. I created this card to display those papers and show how easy it is too incorporate both sides in a design.
~ Merry Christmas ~
Cutting and Punching Diagram
Step 1) Cut a piece of two-sided cardstock 5.5" long and 5" tall.
Step 2) Draw a horizontal line 0.5" down from the top.
Step 3) Mark the cardstock 2.25" from the right side, on the line.
Step 1) Cut a piece of two-sided cardstock 5.5" long and 5" tall.
Step 2) Draw a horizontal line 0.5" down from the top.
Step 3) Mark the cardstock 2.25" from the right side, on the line.
Step 4) Make additional marks at the bottom of the paper 0.75" from the right and 3.75" from the right.
Step 5) Use a ruler to draw a straight line through the mark at the top and the 0.75" mark at the bottom.
Step 5) Use a ruler to draw a straight line through the mark at the top and the 0.75" mark at the bottom.
Step6) Use the ruler again for the mark at the top and the 3.75" mark at the bottom.
This will create a triangular shape for the tree.
Decorate the Tree
Fold the tree along the right and left triangle sides.
To decorate your tree use the Kreaxions Circle Cutter set at various widths.
Set the point of the circle cutter at the intersection of the lines at the top of the tree. Begin the cut at the fold mark and cut away from the tree to the edge of the cardstock.
Cut 3", 6", and 8" partial circles on the left side of the tree. On the right side cut 3.5" and 5.5" partial circles.
Cut 3", 6", and 8" partial circles on the left side of the tree. On the right side cut 3.5" and 5.5" partial circles.
On the left side of the tree cut the second and forth section away from the tree at the fold line. On the right side of the tree cut the first and third section away at the fold line.
The remaining sections will be the garland. Fold them toward the tree and cut off the excess that extends beyond the tree. Punch the left and right sides of the garland with a Kreaxions 4-in-1 punch. Some punches will work better than others so test various punches to find the right combination for you!
Fold the punched garland in toward the tree, adhere to lay flat.
For my card I used three different punches
as well as three types of Kreaxions paper.
For the Green and White tree I used
For the Green and White tree I used
Punch #913 and the Duo Paper A5 Size.
For the purple and cream tree I used
Punch #920 and the Kreaxions Sparkle Duo Paper.
I will be choosing one person who comments below to receive a Kreaxions Circle Cutter! Get an extra entry by sharing my blog post on your facebook page. Come back to this blog post and leave a second comment when you have shared!!!
Supplies:
Paper, Punches:Kreaxions
Card Blank:Darice
Chipboard:Carta Bella
Pine Bough Die:Poppy Stamps
Scrap On!
~charity~
What a great technique! I love it when I learn something new. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWow....what a clever way to use the punches!
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