I've had such a fantastic response to my magnets tutorial thank you and I really should have given more info about the supplies I used, I've been very busy lately so here goes....
Supplies: Stamps: The Greeting Farm: Creeper Crew ~ Monday; Tuesday; Wednesday; Thursday; Friday; Jack;
Ink: Memento: black; Copic marker's: various colours;
Dies: Spellbinders nestabilities: squares;
Other: Tim Holtz: Fragments; Glossy accents; Adhesive stones; Viva decor: glitter liner; double sided adhesive sheet; 3D foam sheet; Various magnets;
hints & tips: you can pop the bubble in the glossy accents with a pin before you leave it to dry! You can use larger images just by cutting them into sections like the above picture! The circle magnets I have adhered with glossy accents. You can buy adhesive magnetic sheet which you can cut to any size, or magnet strip on a roll, the Basic Grey magnetic snaps will work too... there's plenty available from office supplies and craft shops!
I also had a question about the stand on my Simon Says Stamp and Show birdcage project, there's still plenty of time to enter, I am loving everyone's winged creations!!! ~ anyway, I thought it's easier to show you...
Hold your cardstock onto the die with a little masking tape
leave the cut waste in the die you want this to line up your next cut
Lay your card stock over the last cut piece and secure with the tape! then cut.
Hints & tips: I scored each piece in half first and adhered five together, with the score lines to the centre to form a pointed star... then I cut the decorative edge using the above method! Hope it helps!
If you have any questions feel free to ask anytime, even on older projects and I will answer as best I can!
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Hope it helps have a fabulously creative day, It's pouring down here!!!
HuGs Kim :)
thanks for the details and tips!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing the process you used to create your birdcage stand. It is totally ingenius. I never, in a million years, would have figured out that you did it like that - very, very cool. Thanks again, Kim!
ReplyDeleteWell, you'll have to see my comment for this wonderful post on the post below LOL! I always go to the bottom to comment and of course yours are at the top :D. But it was a fabulous 'how to' and your magnets look amazing, such a great idea. Hope you had a great weekend sweetie, hugs, Chris xxx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, beautiful work Kim!! I really love the scallop at the bottom and the orange light blue combo...gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing even MORE ways to make Wendy’s products beautiful, you make us all at Simon Says Stamp very proud!! :)
*mwah*
Steph
Great project. Love the colors and all the details.
ReplyDeleteWow, I am blown away by your creations. I just hopped over from the Stamp and Show Challenge blog and love your work, style, and blog. I'm a big fan of Wendy's too and I think you have really a fab job on this challenge. I can't wait to see more of your work. Have a great day!
ReplyDeletexoxo, Christine (from your sister team, Simon Says Stamp Challenge blog)