Sorry a bit of my cheerleading days creeped up when I saw this cute title on Designer Lesley Langdon's layout! It IS spunky and fun! Just look at how Lesley used the diecut paper on her page!! We say having spunk...is a GOOD thing!
She Got Spunk! Layout
Designer: Lelsey Langon
I just love taking a die cut piece of paper and cutting it up in odd shapes, layering it, and just coming up with unique ways of using it. With this layout, I took a piece of scalloped paper, and cut it into 3 different shaped and layered it to be an accent all its own.
Supplies:
Glue Arts Glue Glider MAX with Perma Tac Adhesive
Glue Arts 3D UCut It Foam
Glue Arts Extreme Adhesive Squares
My Little Shoebox (Paper, Cardstock Stickers, Alphas, Die Cut Label, Stamps)
Ink: Stewart Superior
Other: Brown Cord, Singer Sewing Machine
Instructions:
1. Start with a 12x12 piece of cardstock, adhere smaller square of My Little Shoebox patterned paper with Glue Arts Perma Tac Adhesive, zig zag stitch edges with sewing machine.
2. Cut scalloped die cut patterned paper into different size pieced and layer in one corner with Perma Tac Adhesive.
3. Stamp 3 clouds (My Little Shoebox) onto patterned paper, cut out and adhere two of the clouds to layout with UCutIt 3D Foam. Adhere other cloud with Glue Arts Extreme Adhesive Squares.
4. Adhere label with UCutIt 3D Foam, and string with cord, tape onto the back.
5. Adhere photo, and My Little Shoebox chipboard stickers images and alphas to make the title and journaling.
We'd like to introduce to our Recycle, Reuse & Repurpose Challenge Winner!
Jiuliana Tello and Family
Hello!!! My name is Jiuliana Tello! The name of my entry is... Crayon Car Holder. I did it because my son always leaves his crayon in different places, and then he cannot find them. I decided to make something funny for him. Now he can keep all his stuff in just one place and he can move it wherever he wants.
Supplies:
GlueArts Adhesive Squares
Plastic bottles
Tin can ( food can)
Wooden box ( It used to be for chocolates)
Straws
Papers
Green and Yellow foam
Green beads
Lids from the Plastic Bottles
Green Acrylic Paint
Hot Glue
clipart
I used the Adhesive Square to make the tires, to make the windows and decorate the cans ..Its very clean and easy Its the first time that I tried.
My son love to paint, but the problem is that he leaves his crayons in differences places and later he cannot find them, so I decided to make something funny for him and for his crayons, Now he can keep all in only place he love it.
And the best thing of everything is that I did with recycle materials like: Plastic bottles, Tin can , etc
I hope that you like, now see the step by step:
1,- To make the tires I used the plastic bottles, cut the end of them. then put together and decorate with yellow foam, green glitter and green beads.
II did 4 holes
4.- I made 4 windows and I used some pictures cartoons.
5.- I painted 2 wooden rods:
6.- Then I put all parts together.
I decided to put the alphabet...
For the eyes I used the lids from the bottles.
My son was very happy with it
Thank you again Jiuliana!! We loved your project!! A special thanks again to our generous prize sponsors.... Plaid, Wescott and Provo Craft!! Jiuliana we hope you enjoy your prizes! Be sure to take a moment to visit Jiuliana's blog! She has amazing ideas and a glittery Easter Egg pencil project for the upcoming holiday!
Be sure to tune in next week as we'll share a few of our other Recycle, Reuse & Repurpose finalists projects that caught our eye!!
And last please leave us a comment today for a chance to win this amazing assortment of the My Little Shoebox Home Tweet Home line!
And to make those projects come together perfectly an assortment of GlueArts must have adhesives!
We'll pick a random winner Monday to enjoy these products!! See you then!
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