Showing posts with label Jessica. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jessica. Show all posts

Fasten Your Seatbelts Glue Arts Fans...

...because today's projects will have you jumping out of your seats!

We've got more outstanding projects from the Designers using Girls' Paperie products. Designer Jessica Barnett has put together a keepsake Travel Journal. Cheri Wenger has made a very fun and sweet Heart Shadowbox and last but not least, Glue Girl Lesley Langdon...has made a fun project and a video tutorial just for you!

So sit back, {fasten that seat belt} relax...and enjoy today's projects and video!!

Reminder Bulletin Board
Designer: Lesley Langdon

Designer Intro:
I held onto this sign for YEARS, thinking that one day, I might re-purpose it in a crafty way. The day has come! The Girls' Paperie paper is perfect for this project. I wouldn't have bothered painting the frame, but I had one damaged corner, so I had to get crafty. I used acrylic paint and some Shimmerz spritz to liven it up a bit. I made this with my daughter in mind. I wanted to put it up in her play room so that she could write little play notes and reminders and pin them up. I hope you enjoy the video!

Video Tutorial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAg10uOQWN4

Supplies:
Glue Arts Glue Glider Max Perma Tac
Glue Arts Glue Glider Pro High Tac
Glue Arts Glue Gun & Glue
Patterned Paper by The Girls' Paperie
Black Acrylic Paint by Liquitex
Vibez Spritz (Jeni B Bleu) by Shimmerz Paints
Triple Thick Glaze (Sealant Spray)
Black Cardstock by Bazzill
Label Die by Spellbinders
Other: Old Wooden Sign, Measuring Tape, Cork Trivets (IKEA), Hemp Cord, Push Pins 


Travel Journal 

Designer: Jessica Barnett

Supplies:
Glue Arts Glue Glider Pro with High Tac refill
Glue Arts Extreme Adhesive Squares
Girls Paperie On Holiday Papers, Letter, Word and Shape stickers
Blank journal
Paper trimmer
Scissors
Stapler
Brown ink pad and sponge
Nail File
Ribbons
Scalloped paper to use as template
Edge distresser
Bone Folder

1. Trim papers to fit the front and back outside and inside covers of the journal. Ink the edges of all papers with the ink pad and sponge and attach two of them to the outside covers using the Glue Glider Pro with High Tac refill and the Glue Arts Extreme Adhesive squares in the corners. 

For the inside covers, add a smaller piece of paper to the larger paper to be used as a pocket for holding small paper memorabilia. Run adhesive around the bottom and sides of the smaller paper and attach to the larger paper to attach the pocket. Add staples for decoration.
Use the Glue Glider Pro and the Extreme Adhesive Squares to attach these pockets to the inside covers.
2. Use a scalloped circle of paper as a template to cut out a scalloped circle to use on the front of the journal. Cut out the shape and trim to the size that you'll need for the book. Ink the edges with the ink pad and sponge and attach it to the book with the Glue Glider Pro.
3. Cut circles out of the papers and distress the edges of each.

Ink the edges of the circles with the sponge in the same way that you've done the other papers. Dab the sponge on the ink pad and swirl it around the edges of the paper for an aged look.
Attach the circles to the journal front along with some inked scrap paper strips using the Glue Arts Extreme Adhesive Squares.
4. Choose letter stickers for the title and other stickers for accents for the journal front. Use the nail file to rough up the edges so the stickers can be inked. Attach the stickers to the journal front.
5. Use more scrap paper to make two small tags to hang from the spine. Ink the tags and add more inked stickers to them. Attach them to the spine with some ribbon or twine.
6. Fold long strips of paper in half and attach to a few pages in the journal for reinforced dividers. Use a bone folder to get a crisp edge and attach as many as desired to the pages using the Glue Glider Pro. For tabs on these dividers, fold inked stickers in half and attach to the page edges.

7. Tie additional ribbons to the journal binding and trim the ends.

TIP: To add extra interest and dimension on your layouts and projects, use a combination of the Perma-Tac adhesive on some pieces, then use the U-Cut it foam on others, layering more than one thickness of the foam to lift some things higher off the page.




Hearts Shadowbox
Designer: Cheri Wenger

Follow the instructions to turn a paper mache heart box into a charming home decor shadowbox frame...a perfect Valentine’s gift for the love in your life.

Close Up View of Front...

 View of the back side...
Supplies:
Hot Glue gun and glue sticks, Glue Glider™ Pro [Pro], high tac adhesive, ribbon adhesive, U-Cut-It Dbl. Sided Adhesive Foam and extreme mini adhesive squares - Glue Arts
Cardstock & Stickers - The Girls Paperie On Holiday Collection
Paper Mache Heart Box - Darice
Red Chenille Yarn
Tacky Glue - Alene's
Gel Candy Epoxy Sticker - KI Memories
Oval Scallop Punch, Scallop Circle Punch, Little Leaves Die, White Signa Gel Pen, Paper Snips, Chocolate Chip and Real Red CS and Chocolate Chip Classic Ink - Stampin’ Up!®
White Posie - Fancy Pants Designs
Red Button - Bo Bunny
Blue Button and DeLovely Flower Chipboard - Cosmo Cricket
Big Kick - Sizzix
Red Pompons & grosgrain ribbon
Paper Trimmer - Fiskars
Paper Snips
Craft cutting knife and mat
Photo printouts from computer

Instructions:

1. Take lid off of heart box and place box and lid face down on top of Travel Skirt CS. Trace shape in pencil, trim out with scissors and adhere to back side of each using Pro with high tac adhesive. Flip both over.
2. Trace base of box onto red polka dot CS and lid onto Vintage Travel CS. Trim each approximately 1/8" inside of pencil lines. Keep back trimming until shapes fit inside lid and box. DO NOT ADHERE YET.
3. Trim two 1" strips of polka dot CS approximately 7" in length. Score down length of strips 1/4" from edge and fold on score line. Make V cuts along the 1/4" scored area. This will allow for the strip to wrap around inside of lid. Apply high tac adhesive to back side of each strip using Pro with scrap sheet of paper below. Attach first piece starting at the bottom point of heart with little tabs bent and attached to inside background of lid. Place second strip on top of overlap area and continue wrapping. Trim at top center of heart with scissors. Use small piece of ribbon adhesive to reinforce seams.
4. Attach heart to inside of lid using high tac adhesive in Pro. Diecut shapes and use them to decorate the inside of lid along with stickers and button. Add white dots around scallop oval diecut. Attach you and I mini stickers and add button with extreme adhesive square.
5. Line the rim of the lid (still laying face up) with tacky glue. Attach chenille yarn around the top edge and allow to dry. while waiting attach crochet white poisie on top of chipboard flower with extreme adhesive square. Use same adhesive to layer red button on top. Heat up glue gun and attach knotted red ribbon and chipboard flower to top edge of lid as shown.
6. Cut two 2" x 7-1/4" strips of patterned CS with numbers on it. Attach to outside of box base using high tac adhesive and Pro. Overlap 2nd strip using a piece of ribbon adhesive to reinforce seam. Trim at bottom of heart and seal with a small piece of ribbon adhesive.
7. Trim two 1-7/8" x 6-3/4" pieces of Travel skirt CS, apply high tac adhesive to back of each and wrap inside of heart box following same technique used in step 6.
Attach red dotted heart to inside bottom.
8. Attach red chenille to top of box base using tacky glue. Allow to dry. Set box base and lid on their sides with their points face inward. Attach lid to base using hot glue sticks and glue gun. Add red pompons around edge of box base.
9. Punch scallop circle from blue ledger CS and edge with brown ink and sponge. Layer brown circle sticker on top. Punch red polka dot cardstock with 3/4" circle punch. Drag edges over brown ink. Layer on top with Pro. Attach epoxy sticker on top.
10. Print out photos of you and your loved one. You can crop the photo, as I did, in a heart frame. Scale to a size that will fit into the base of the box as a shadowbox. Cut out heart shaped photo which will later be added inside box. Attach non-trimmed full length photo to piece of U-Cut-It adhesive foam only removing liner from top side of foam. Place image on top of cutting mat. Use craft knife with fresh blade to cut around contour of bodies. It helps to leave a base to stand on to give more stability. Add hot glue to bottom of 3D photo cut out and down right edge. Attach to back side of lid and inside rim of base as shown in photo. Hold until dry.
11. Attach heart shaped photo and layered scallop circle elements to box base background using high tac adhesive and Pro to finish off project.





Please don't forget to leave us a comment! We'd love to hear from you and for doing so...we'll enter you to win a sweet Valentine selection of our Accent It All vinyl (red, pink, white and silver) and let's tuck in our Ribbon Adhesive and how about a roll of our Adhesive Squares too. {you'll LOVE them!! We promise!} We'll select a random winner and announce their name here on the blog on Monday. So what are you waiting for?? 


And just to share CHA is just right around the corner. Will you be there? Glue Arts will be in Booth #2952 and we would love to see all of you there! Details about the show, our exclusive Make & Takes, Guest Designers and much more can all be found on our Events Page on Facebook!  We'd love for you to RSVP if you'll be attending!! 
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Trees All A Glow & A Glitter!!

It's the most wonderful time of the year
With the kids jingle-belling
And everyone telling you
Be of good cheer
It's the most wonderful time of the year...

That song will resonant through you today when you see the projects we have for you today. It's been such a great week with our partner Graphic 45! And be sure to tune in on Monday..we have two more projects to share and will announce this week's winners.

Graphic 45's Christmas Past holiday collection is perfect for a myriad of uses....just take a look at the gorgeous set of holiday trees Glue Girl Jessica Barnett has made for us. And Glue Girl Lesley Langdon has something special for you too...a video showing you how to recreate the flower on her beautiful holiday package.

Think of making these to sit on your Christmas Tree branches or mantle.

So grab a cup of coffee or hot cocoa and sit back and enjoy...






Christmas Tree Set 
Designer: Jessica Barnett

Supplies Needed:
Glue Arts hot glue gun
Graphic 45 Christmas Past paper pad
May Arts green faux suede leaves
Silver Pearl trim
Small ornaments
Paper trimmer
Scissors
Ruler
Postage stamp shaped punch
Glitter Mod Podge and brush
Liquid glue
Opaque white glitter
Paints that coordinate with chosen papers and brush
Glimmer mist
Paper Mache tree kit or foam trees, pots and dowels to make your own set


Instructions:
1. Choose your papers from the stack. You'll need at least one sheet for each tree. I was so excited that colors other than just the traditional red and green were included in this pad!
2. Use the paints and brush to paint the pieces of your tree kit. Paint each tree a color that will coordinate with the paper you're going to use on it. The paint will help hide the natural color of the trees in case you don't get full coverage from your paper pieces. Paint the bases the same color and don't forget to paint the dowels. Allow to dry.
3. Cut the pieces of paper into 1 by 12 inch strips. Cut these strips along the bottom to create a fringe, then cut the strips into smaller pieces, like shingles. The trees can't be covered with the strips when they're still in one piece because the cone shape of the tree doesn't allow them to lay flat. You can hold two of the strips and cut them at the same time if your scissors are sharp.
4. Start at the bottom of your tree and use the Glue Arts hot glue gun to attach the pieces of paper to the form. Curl the ends of the strips up as you go.
5. When your tree is covered, use the brush to give the strips a quick, thin coat of the glitter Mod Podge. Use the brush to fluff up the cut ends as you go so they don't dry flat against the form.
6. Use the bottle of liquid glue to add drops of "snow" to the branches of the trees. The opaque glitter is great for a wintry look.
7. Use a postage stamp shaped punch to make little postcards from one of the sheets of paper, and spray them with the glimmer mist.

8. Use the hot glue gun to attach the postcard shapes and mini ornaments to the tree.
9. Measure the top of each flower pot shaped base and cut a strip of paper to fit it. Attach each strip with the Glue Arts hot glue gun, and then attach a strip of pearl trim under the strip.
10. Use the Glue Arts hot glue gun to attach a small ornament to the top of each tree. A strip of pearl trim can be added to hide and other imperfections near the top of the tree.
11. Cut the May Arts leaves apart and attach to the base of each tree with the Glue Arts hot glue gun.


 Graphic 45 Christmas Flower
Designer: Lesley Langdon

Supplies:
Glue Arts Hot Glue Gun
Glue Arts Glue Sticks
Graphic 45 Patterned Paper (Christmas Past Collection)
Canvas
Studio Multi-Medium Gloss (by Ranger) or similar
UTEE (Ultra Thick Embossing Enamel by Ranger
VersaMark Ink by Tsukineko (or similar)
Felt
Water
Brad or Bead
Tools: Circle Die Cut, Die Cut Machine, Scissors, Heat Gun, Bottles for Drying, Metal Clip, Circle Punch


Instructions: IN VIDEO http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMYfdZD5Thc




And we couldn't leave you today without sharing one of our favorite projects from Guest Designer Candy Rosenberg. 



Renaissance Woman
Guest Designer: Candy Rosenberg

This was the second mannequin that I made and was featured at the January 2010 CHA show in Anaheim, California.  It was a true labor of love, it took about 25 hours to complete and I was so thrilled with the end result, as I had the picture in my mind and just not sure I could pull it off in real life.  I love how it came out.  It is also featured in the current issue of Somerset Gallery from Stampington & Co.

Is that not stunning??!! You can visit Candy's blog to see more of her unique and beautiful projects and don't forget to visit our partner's blog...Graphic 45! They've been sharing equally beautiful creations there all week long during our product partnership. Eye candy galore!!! 

And last be sure to leave us a comment today....we'd love to hear how you've enjoyed this week, love today's projects...and just plain adore Glue Arts. {it's okay...we can take it!} We'll enter you into a drawing for a beautiful paper pad from Graphic 45 for yourself to use to create this projects and what project would be complete without Glue Arts outstanding adhesives products!  We'll select a random winner to receive the Graphic 45 Christmas Past 12 by 12 Paper Pad, a Glue Arts Glue Glider Pro and refill of your choice along with our must have Extreme Adhesive Squares...

It IS a wonderful time of the year...don't you agree??  
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Join Us for Making Memories Week!!

The best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing loud for all to hear! 
Buddy the Elf

We're taking a tip from Buddy the Elf and working on spreading a bit of Christmas Cheer.

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Although we're not breaking out into a stirring version of Jingle Bells...we think you'll love what we have in store for you all this week!

We've paired up with Making Memories and our talented Glue Girls worked with Making Memories new (and beautiful too!) Noel holiday line.

So for something fun....we're going to showcase Christmas Ornament ideas with you all week long!!!

You'll find a variety of ideas with something for everyone!!

So sit back and join us all week long as we inspire you with beautiful handmade ornaments!!





Winter House Ornament
Designer: Linda Albrecht

Supplies:
Glue Arts Glue Glider Pro, High Tac Adhesive, Glue Arts Hot Glue Gun and sticks, 3D Foam Blanks
Making Memories Noel patterned papers, Noel Gem Buckle, Velvet Leaf, Glitter Die cut Poinsettia and miscellaneous gems
Maya Road Clear Gem pins
Clear Glitter and Mica Flakes
Jingle bells
Silver Pipe cleaners
chipboard house ( download template from: http://magazine-directory.com/Victoria.htm )

Instructions:
1. Assemble house pieces or use a premade chipboard house then adhere papers to the house.
2. Adhere silver pipecleaners to the rood edges and around base of ornament with Glue Arts Hot Glue Gun and sticks.
3. Poke a hole in the top of the roof for the hanger then adhere a sivler pipe cleaner into the hole and hot glue in place.
4. Use 3D Foam Blanks to pop up the poinsettia from the house front then glue a velvet leaf behind it.
5. Use High Tac Adhesive to ahdere the Making Memories clar buckle to the house then add a large gem to the center.
6. Poke gem top stick pins into the roof peaks.
7. Apply clear glitter to the entire surface of th house.
8. Tie jingle bells onto a silver pipe cleaner, make a bow with excess then use Hot Glue Gun to adhere the bells to the base of the house.
9. Apply foam snowflake to the bell cluster.
10. Apply a liquid glue to the roof peak fronts and to the base of the house then apply Mica Flakes to represent snow.


Making Memories Snow Globe Ornament
Designer: Lindsay Wahl

Supplies:
• Adhesives: GlueArts Glue Glider Pro Perma Tac, Extreme Mini Squares, 3-d combo pack, WallArt Zig 2-way glue
• Paper: Making Memories Noel
• Die Cuts: Sizzix
• Ink: Copic
• Ornament: packaging from Jillibean Soup chipboard pieces
• Pearls: Kaisercraft
• Ribbon: May Arts
• Other: beads, chalk, sanding tool, hole punch

Instructions:
1. Begin by covering the backing of the ornament with patterned paper. Cut a sheet of patterned paper to 6”x 6.” Adhere WallArt to the patterned paper. Adhere paper to scalloped chipboard backing. Trim and sand edges. Repeat on both sides of backing. Ink all edges.
2. Cut circle patterned paper to fit the opening of the packaging window. Die cut and assemble house and trees. Add fence by trimming border off of piece of patterned paper. Use the Pro to assemble die cuts, and use the 3-d combo pack to add dimension to the trees. Add pearls to tree and house.
3. Use liquid adhesive to adhere a few layers of beads to the bottom of the ornament. Make sure you leave room for the border of the packaging window. Use liquid adhesive to adhere the window to the ornament. (Because the packaging didn’t come off of the chipboard perfectly, I added chalk all the way around the edge of the circle to hide some of the flaws. This just adds character to an item that I am recycling!)
4. Cut the letters “Silent Night” from patterned paper. Adhere to ornament with Extreme Mini Squares. Add pearls around the border of the packaging window. Add ribbon and hang from the tree!





Mini Shadowbox Ornament 

Designer: Jessica Barnett

Supplies:
Glue Arts Extreme Adhesive Squares
Glue Glider Pro with Perma Tac refill
Glue Arts 3-D Combo Pack
May Arts Shiny Green ribbon and Green Stocking shape ribbon
Making Memories Journaling Spots
Making Memories Noel papers and embellishments
Glitter Glue
White opaque glitter
Dries clear liquid adhesive
transparency
craft knife
scoring board and bone folder
scissors
chipboard
black paint and brush
black chalk ink
paper trimmer
scalloped scissors
pinking shears
heart shaped pin



Instructions:
To Make Shadow Box:
1. Cut 2 pieces of 6 by 6 inch chipboard for each box.

2. Score in one inch from each edge all around the squares.
3. Use scissors to cut along 4 of the 1" lines. Make sure you do the same lines at the top and bottom of the box.
4. Use the craft knife to cut out a window in what will be the box lid.
5. Use a bone folder to crease all folds to the same side of the box.
6. Attach the tabs to the inside of the box (for the lid) and the outside of the box (for the box back) using Glue Arts Extreme Adhesive Squares.
For the lid:

For the back:
7. Paint the box, inside and out, using the black paint and brush. Allow to dry.
To Embellish Box:
1. Use the Glue Glider Pro to attach a piece of transparency to the inside of the lid to make a window.
2. Use dries clear adhesive and opaque white glitter to make a snowy effect on the window and allow to dry.
3. Trim the edges of 1 inch strips with scalloped scissors and attach to front of box to make a window after inking. Add to the paper detail with glitter glue.
4. Attach more one inch strips of paper around the outside edges of the lid after inking.
5. On the inside of the box, layer elements with Glue Arts 3-D adhesives to add dimension. Ink all papers and photos. Cut the picture out with pinking shears before inking. Add any special trinkets to the box using Glue Arts Extreme Adhesive squares.
6. Place the lid on the box and wrap the box in a piece of May Arts shiny green ribbon. Use the knot to hang a beaded ornament hanger from the top.
7. Attach a metal Making Memories embellishment to the front of the box.







So to sweeten this week, since we don't think you would approve of Buddy's spaghetti and maple syrup sweet treat....we've got a beautiful prize from Making Memories that we're pairing up with our Glue Arts must have adhesives. The two products together are just what you need for holiday crafting!!


We're giving away a Making Memories Noel clear acrylic stamp set,  Making Memories Noel Ribbons and Trims and a few sheets of paper from the Making Memories Noel line! Plus our Glue Arts Embellishment Kit which includes our Ribbon Adhesive, Extreme Adhesives Squares and our Vellum Adhesive.


Simply leave us a comment! And we'll give you an additional entry for each day this week you leave a comment! We'll announce a winner next Monday on the blog!


And before we go today we need to announce the winner from last week's focus on dimension and our highlighting our U Cut It foam. The winner is..



beadz said...


I always love adding dimension to my projects, so I would be really interested to try this U Cut it Foam.

Thanks!
Gini



  
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