Team Swaps

By | April 22, 2012

Hi there

Yesterday we had team training at Jacque’s and also did swaps.  Swaps are a great way to get ideas – this time we had to use product from the new Autumn-Winter mini.  For my swap I made a Post It note holder:


the inside

I ended up using 7 things from the new mini – Simply Scored, Twitterpated DSP, Adorning Accents Edgelits Die & Embossing Folder,Mixed Bunch stamp set, Blossom Punch and Cherry Embossing Powder.
The base is 4″ x 7″ scored at 3 1/4″ and 3 3/4″.  I started off with a 3 1/2″ x 2 7/8″ piece of DSP then cut it using the Edgelits die – the smaller piece for the front and the bigger piece for the inside.  I then adhered each piece of DSP to a 3″ x 3 5/8″ piece of card stock.  Using the matching embossing folder place it just above (front) or below (inside) the edge of the DSP (Note to self – make sure the raised part of the folder is on the bottom) then run it through the Big Shot.  Attach the ribbon to the base BEFORE adding the inside pieces 🙂
I stamped the image in Riding Hood Red then using my VersaMark pen coloured in the centre of the flower before adding scented embossing powder.  The scent lasts for ages.  I stamped an image at the beginning of March and it still smells.  To give my flower more depth I adhered it with a dimensional.
We also made altered rubbish bins using baby forumla tins.  You could use all sorts of tins to recreate this project.  Here is my finished bin:
Thanks to Barbara Bicknell for giving these tins to Jacque.
Well have a great week.
Paula

2 thoughts on “Team Swaps

  1. Susan Wong

    Shame to put the word 'rubbish' on something so pretty don't you think? Haha. Functional though! Love your wee swap too:)

    Reply
  2. Paula

    Oh, these are lovely Paula! Thanks for sharing what you did at training. It's is great to see these projects when I can't attend myself.

    Reply

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