Innholdsfortegnelse for No. 23-1 i Cardmaking Stamping & Papercraft

We would firstly like to sincerely thank the previous editor Emily McQueen and the team for all their passion and hard work that they put into the previous issues of Cardmaking, Stamping and Papercraft. They have certainly set a very high standard and we endeavour to continue in the same fashion. We are very excited to still have Jane Clark as the Technical Editor on board and warmly welcome our Editor At Large Ellen Driscoll. Woodlands Publishing looks forward to presenting future issues, it will still be jammed packed with your favourite contributors showcasing their amazing talents and inspiration! We especially look forward to hearing from you, our readers! In this issue you will discover the fun of Scratch Art in The Classroom with Jane, a cute Stampers’ Challenge with…

Everyone loves a little mystery, so why not use this scratch art technique on your cards, it’s a great way to reveal hidden messages or unveil colourful tones. Grab your paints, card, quick laminate and some dishwashing liquid and let’s get started! Silver Scratch Card Use silver metallic paint over your sentiment to replicate Instant Scratchies MATERIALS • Stamps: Memory Box set of 21; sentiments of your choice • Card: X-Press It blending; cream, white • Paper: woodgrain stripes • Quick Laminate • Ink pads: StazOn jet black; Memento tuxedo black • Copic markers • Silver paint • Dishwashing liquid • Embellishments: Pretty Pink Posh small clear sequins; wood circle and cream heart enamel dots; string, lilac paper flower, green wire • Tools: Spellbinders standard circle dies; paint brush •…

MATERIALS FOR ALL CARDS • Stamps: My Favorite Things Beautiful Baby (set of 16) • Card: smooth white, watercolour • Acetate • Ink pads: Ranger dye pink gumball, Caribbean coast, electric lime; Distress Ink peacock feathers, twisted citron, mermaid lagoon, dried marigold, worn lipstick, old paper; ColoBox frost white • Dies: Spellbinders large, small standard circles; Lawn Fawn A BirdieTold Me • Threads: blue hemp twine, white embroidery floss • Tools: paint brush, sponge, die-cutting machine, spray bottle, craft sheet • Adhesives: double-sided tape, mounting tape, liquid glue, micro glue dots Boy METHOD 1 Press peacock feathers, twisted citron and mermaid lagoon inks directly on a craft sheet, spray watercolour card 135mm x 90mm with water, pick up the ink with a brush and let the ink drop directly on…

LAWN FAWN Believe in Yourself set of 5, Stinkin Cute set of 12 For stockist, visit www.lawnfawn.com HERO ARTS Layering Ice Cream set of 19, Layering Seahorses set of 17, Layering Flamingo set of 15. For stockist, visit www.heroarts.com AVERY ELLE The Scoop set of 19, The Reef set of 16, Band Camp set of 26, Butterflies set of 16, Wild Birthday set of 20, For stockist, visit www.averyelle.com ALTENEW Bunny Love set of 12, BeautifulYou set of 17, Majestic Blood set of 12. For stockist, visit www.averyelle.com KAISERCRAFT Floral Lace background, Sea Breeze set of 6. Phone (03) 5240 2000 or visit www.kaisercraft.com.au DARKROOM DOOR Eclectic stamps - DDES025 Fleur-de-lis, DDES026 Pencils, DDES027 Treble Clef, DDES028 Cassette Tape, DDES029 Cog Collection, DDES030 Bold Arrows. Phone (02) 4388 4595 or…

MATERIALS • Stamps: Stamping Bella Brett and Brenda Get Married set of 2 • Card: X-Press It blending; white • Paper: Teresa Collins Designs Nine & Co 6x6 pad • Ink pad: Memento tuxedo black • Copic markers: Wedding dresses - B00, B000, W1, C1, E00, E50 • Die-cuts silver cardstock hearts • Adhesives: double-sided tape, glue 1 Use the B00 marker and colour down the left-hand side of the dress. 2 Colour under the curls of the dress using the same marker. 3 Soften the edges using BOOO marker. Proceed to colour the rest of the stamped image as normal. Here Are More Examples Of Soft Tones To Use In Colouring White Images. The C1 Copic marker was used for a cool white, a colourless blending marker was used…

MATERIALS FOR ALL CARDS • Stamps: Altenew Peony Scrolls (set of 20); Stampendous Friendly Phrases (set of 13) • Card: X-press It blending card; Quill white; Bazzill aqua • Ink pads: Memento tuxedo black; StazOn jet black • Paper: Kaisercraft Cherry Blossom 6 ½ x 6 ½in paper pad • Colouring tools: Copic markers • Dies: Spellbinders Labels 40, Labels 40 Decorative Accents • Embellishments: Kaisercraft silver rhinestones • Sticky notes • Tools: Die-cutting machine, scissors • Adhesives: craft glue, double-sided tape, mounting tape Should Be Happy METHOD 1 Fold white card 220mm x 140mm in half, place the largest Labels 40 die on top with one long edge slightly hanging over the fold, run it through the die-cutting machine. 2 Die-cut and emboss aqua card 110mm x 140mm with…

Stamp Clubs NSW Paper with Purpose is for teenage girls and their Mums. They meet the first and third Wednesday night of the month (except for January) at 7-9pm in St Paul’s Church Hall – Railway Avenue, Minnamurra. Cost $3 plus supplies, includes supper. Phone Pamela on 0401 286 242 or Annette on 0429 668 082, email craftypamela@hotmail.com Darling Stamp N Scrap Club meets at 10am-1pm on the third Saturday of the month at Lilyfield Neighbourhood Centre, corner Cecily & O’Neill Sts, Lilyfield. Cost is $10 includes technique demonstration. BYO supplies. All papercrafters welcome. Call Karen at 0427 063 376. Gong Rubber Bugs stamping and scrapbooking group meet at 10.30am-4.30pm on the third Sunday of the month at Port Kembla Community Centre, cnr Wentworth and Church St, Port Kembla. Cost…

GRAPHIC 45 Safari Adventure 8x8in paper pad. Available from Aunty Vera Scrap and Craft, visit www.auntyverascrapandcraft.com.au CRAFTER’S COMPANIONS Downtown Abbey wooden frames. Available from Fat Cats Card Corner, phone (07) 4638 3709 or visit www.fatcatscardcorner.com.au WAFFLE FLOWER Up and Running dye ink pads - Chirp Chirp, Happy Go Lucky, Peace of Mind, My Pleasure, You Said What, Coffee Loves Milk, Oh Happy Day, New Fish In Pond, Daydreaming, Like a Pro, Safe Choice, and Tickled Pink. For stockist, visit www.waffleflower.com COPIC Gasenfude nylon brush pen is made of water based pigment ink, it will not bleed with Copic markers. Rich and solid black ink provides amazing shading effect in your sketches, mangas and caricatures. For stockist, visit www.copic.com TIM HOLTZ Alcohol ink Summer set contains citrus, clover and raspberry inks…

MATERIALS FOR ALL CARDS • Stamps: Altenew Super Script set of 14 • Card: white leatherett, grey, coral, black, basic white; Arches cold pressed watercolour paper • Ink: Archival jet black • Pen: Pilot permanent writer black • Surfaces: X-Press It mixed media squares • Dies: My Favorite Things pierced squares, pierces circles, leafy greenery; Altenew super script • Embellishments: buttons, black sequins • Colouring tools: Shimmerz Creameez - sage it isn’t so, thunder storm, boggie boardin blue, daffodil, just peachie, strawberry fields, Shimmerz Texturez - crushed coral, tidy widy • Stencil: Scrap FX random dots • Adhesives: X-Press It clear gel glue, 6mm double-sided tape, 6mm mounting tape • Tools: Die-cutting machine, acrylic block, watercolour brushes, spatula. Awesome METHOD 1 Apply a wash of Shimmerx Creameez thunder storm over…

Thinking of You BY THERESE CALVIRD Most stamp sets on the market now have large and smaller images of a particular theme, bring them all together with a wash of watercolour. METHOD 1 Place smooth watercolour paper 150mm x 105mm on work area, secure it down covering 5mm around all the edges using low take tape. 2 Stamp Altenew Garden Grow images over the panel using Archival jet black ink, letting some images go off the edges as shown. 3 Colour the images with Kuretake gansai tambi paints, let it dry. 4 Die-cut the same images from Inkadinkado stamp masking paper using the matching Altenew die set and adhere them temporarily over the corresponding stamped images. 5 Colour the exposed areas surrounding the images with a wash of yellow tambi…

MATERIALS FOR ALL CARDS • Stamps: Stampendous Winter Trees set of 15; Stamps by Judith dots stubbie; Hero Arts Remember set of 8, Special Note of Thanks set of 6 • Card: watercolour paper, smooth white, textured cream • Ink pads: Archival jet black; Tim Holtz Distress Ink squeezed lemonade, shabby shutters, mowed lawn, spun sugar, worn lipstick, seedless preserves, tumbled glass, broken china, shaded lilac • Markers/pens: Tim Holtz Distress Markers mowed lawn, gathered twigs, black soot; white gel pen • Tools: sticky notes for masking, sponge wedges, finger dauber sponges, corner rounder punch, water spritzer spray bottle, baby wipes • Adhesives: double-sided tape, mounting tape Remember METHOD 1 Cut a mask with a wavy edge and layer it at an angle across the lower portion of watercolour paper…

MATERIALS FOR ALL CARDS • Card: American Crafts olive; Kaisercraft ballet • Paper: Tilda Apple Bloom 6x6in pad, tags • Ink pad: VersaMark • Colouring tools: Stampendous embossing power – shabby pink; Heidi Swapp Colour Shine – gold • Embellishments: Tilda co-ordinating spot ribbon; Manor House feature frames – Nouveau; Scrapmatts chipboard butterflies; American Crafts Thickers; gold sequins, assorted flowers • Tools: sewing machine, white thread • Adhesives: double-sided tape, mounting tape, glue Thanks METHOD 1 Layer mauve paper 145mm x 100mm to the front of folded olive card 150mm x 210mm, sew a straight stitch around the edges. 2 Trim a green floral tag to 95mm in length and add it 5mm from the bottom using double-sided tape. 3 Layer a feature frame on ballet card 105mm x 75mm,…

SCRIPTED BLOSSOMS BY EDNA MORRISEDIE Featured on page 18 “The large majority of my projects always start with ‘which stamp will I be using today’ and this was definitely the case with my Scripted Blossoms cards. I had swooned over these sentiment stamps for a while before I treated myself, these stamps mean so much to me and I wanted to give them a good first outing! I like to incorporate handmade elements on my cards where possible, so I handmade the flowers in this project and brought them to life using another of my recent purchases - shimmerz watercolours. I planned the cards from the top layer down to the base layer using my standard approach, I kept the leaves the same tones and incorporated a wash of grey…

NEWTON’S NOOK DESIGNS Delightful Doxies set of 14. Visit www.newtonsnookdesigns.com PRIMA MARKETING Madison wooden mixed media doll. For stockist, visit www.primamarketinginc.com AUTHENTIQUE Playful 12x12in collection kit. For stockist, visit www.authentique.com LAWN FAWN YAY, Kites! Stamp set with matching dies, set of 24. For stockist, visit www.lawnfawn.com PAPER SMOOCHES Kite wise die. For stockist, visit www.papersmooches.com STAMPENDOUS Hopper High House Mouse, Hoppy Moments House Mouse set of 15. For stockist, visit www.stampemdous.com TAYLORED EXPRESSIONS Sky High Kit dies. Available from Fat Cats Card Corner, phone (07) 4638 3709 or visit www.fatcatscardcorner.com.au CRATE PAPER Poolside stand-out stickers. For stockist, visit www.cratepaper.com AVERY ELLE More Stories stamp set of 34. For stockist, visit www.averyelle.com…

Big Shot Plus Machine (660020) The versatile Big Shot™ Plus Machine can be used for cutting everything from paper and cardstock to leather, chipboard, foam and fabric for use in bespoke cardmaking, papercrafting, clothing embellishment, home décor, patchwork, appliqué and much more. The Sizzix® Big Shot™ Plus Machine offers users a versatile, easy to use and affordable multipurpose creative system. The machine has been expertly designed to cut and emboss for creating unlimited inspirational projects Snap Happy (661292) The Framelits™ technology of these dies allow you to position your card and paper accurately and are perfect for adding a vintage Polaroid style to photographs. With space to add dates or comments, it makes it easy to document those special moments. Delicate Letters #2 (661041) These Thinlits™ letters provide a great…

MATERIALS FOR ALL CARDS • Stamps: Avery Elle Oh Happy Day set of 19 • Card: mint green, coral, purple, yellow, lime green, white • Ink pads: VersaMark; Hero Arts bubble gum, butter bar, green hills, soft lilac, soft pool • Embossing powder: white • Stencils: Hero Arts glorious petal; Tim Holtz lace; Dina Wakley Media leafy; My Favorite Things abstract petals; Heidi Swapp doily flower • Dies: Simon Says Stamping Leanna butterfly; My Favorite Things flutter of butterflies • Pens: Signo white gel; Wink of Stella clear • Tools: Ranger mini ink blending tool; anti-static pillow, ruler, die-cutting machine • Adhesives: masking tape, glue Love You METHOD 1 Fold coral card 140mm x 220mm in half. Run masking tape diagonally across the card front, starting 25mm from the bottom…

Q&A WITH JANE Q: Are there any ideas on how to save an embossed image that didn’t completely emboss? I’m sick of throwing them away and wasting my product supply and my time! Seems such a shame, any ideas would be appreciated. A: No don’t throw them away! Try these ideas, I don’t think the recipient of your cards will even know that it nearly ended up in the bin! • Die-cut or punch sections from the good area of the embossed piece and use them as embellishments on your cards. • Secure a sentiment and a floral motif over the incomplete embossed area, it’s a great way to cover up a mistake. • Cut panels out of the embossed piece omitting the damaged area, then layer them on the…

Masking with Washi Tape 1 Mask off areas you don’t want to ink using washi or low-tack tape. 2 Ink the stamp as usual. 3 Remove the tape, being careful not to smudge the ink on the stamp. 4 Stamp the image on card. 5 Cover the areas already stamped using more washi tape, then ink the stamp again using a different coloured ink pad. 6 Remove the washi tape carefully and stamp it over the top of previous image, aligning the details. Cutting Even Banners 1 Place a strip of card in a square punch, so the cardstock corners line up with the square’s edges, then punch. 1a Cut a slit down the centre of the card strip – the further in you cut, the longer the fishtails will…

Who can submit to CSPC? CSPC welcomes contributors from all over Australia – new faces are always welcome and all stamping and papercraft styles are appreciated equally. How do I submit my work? Email photographs in jpeg format to subs@wpco.com.au with ‘Submission’ in the subject line (you may include multiple images per email). Include a brief list of the brands and materials you have used. Submissions are reviewed weekly. If you prefer to use regular post, send original cards to: Cardmaking, Stamping & Papercraft, PO Box 8035, Glenmore Park, NSW 2745. Pack them well to avoid damage in the post and ensure every item has your full name and contact details on the back. How many cards should I submit? You may choose to submit: A Mini Project – made…