Showing posts with label aleene's fabric fusion tape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label aleene's fabric fusion tape. Show all posts
Friday, December 20
No-Sew T-Shirt Gift Bags
Friday, November 4
Cool2Craft TV for November 7, 2011: Joy of Giving
Cool2Craft TV for November 7, 2011: Joy of Giving
Join host Tiffany Windsor for a new episode of Cool2Craft TV. This week's show theme is Joy of Giving. Tiffany's guest EcoHeidi is creating a vintage Aleene's recipe look-of-porcelain bread dough rose made with a slice of white bread and Aleene's Original Tacky Glue in the Gold Bottle, Candace Jedrowicz is crafting a broken pottery magnet and Tiffany is making No-Sew Lavender Sachets featuring Aleene's Fabric Fusion Peel & Stick Tape. It's a terrifically tacky and creatively cool show!
It’s easy to watch the Cool2Craft TV Channel right from your computer. Airing Monday November 7, 2011 9am Pacific/10am Mountain/ 11 am Central/ Noon Eastern. Go to http://cool2craft.com and find the Livestream player and chat box. See you Monday!
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Join host Tiffany Windsor for a new episode of Cool2Craft TV. This week's show theme is Joy of Giving. Tiffany's guest EcoHeidi is creating a vintage Aleene's recipe look-of-porcelain bread dough rose made with a slice of white bread and Aleene's Original Tacky Glue in the Gold Bottle, Candace Jedrowicz is crafting a broken pottery magnet and Tiffany is making No-Sew Lavender Sachets featuring Aleene's Fabric Fusion Peel & Stick Tape. It's a terrifically tacky and creatively cool show!
It’s easy to watch the Cool2Craft TV Channel right from your computer. Airing Monday November 7, 2011 9am Pacific/10am Mountain/ 11 am Central/ Noon Eastern. Go to http://cool2craft.com and find the Livestream player and chat box. See you Monday!
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Friday, October 28
Cool2Craft TV for October 31, 2011: Fashionista
Cool2Craft TV for October 31, 2011: Fashionista
Join host Linda Peterson for a new episode of Livin' the Creative Life TV on the Cool2Craft TV Channel. This week's show theme is Fashionista and Linda shares creative ideas from several recent road trips. Special guest Julianna Hudgins shows how to make funky wired dice beads and Linda shows how to use Tulip Markers to decorate a silk scarf and upcycles t-shirts into a pretty vintage inspired rolled rose using Aleene's Fabric Fusion Peel & Stick Tape. It's a terrifically tacky and creatively cool show!
It’s easy to watch the Cool2Craft TV Channel right from your computer. Airing Monday October 31, 2011 9am Pacific/10am Mountain/ 11 am Central/ Noon Eastern. Go to http://cool2craft.com and find the Livestream player and chat box. See you Monday!
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Join host Linda Peterson for a new episode of Livin' the Creative Life TV on the Cool2Craft TV Channel. This week's show theme is Fashionista and Linda shares creative ideas from several recent road trips. Special guest Julianna Hudgins shows how to make funky wired dice beads and Linda shows how to use Tulip Markers to decorate a silk scarf and upcycles t-shirts into a pretty vintage inspired rolled rose using Aleene's Fabric Fusion Peel & Stick Tape. It's a terrifically tacky and creatively cool show!
It’s easy to watch the Cool2Craft TV Channel right from your computer. Airing Monday October 31, 2011 9am Pacific/10am Mountain/ 11 am Central/ Noon Eastern. Go to http://cool2craft.com and find the Livestream player and chat box. See you Monday!
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Friday, October 21
Cool2Craft TV - Monday October 24, 2011
Cool2Craft TV for October 24, 2011: Thanks-Giving
Join host Tiffany Windsor for a new episode of Cool2Craft TV. This week's show theme is Thanks-Giving. Tiffany's guest EcoHeidi is sharing Paper Plate Flowers featuring Aleene's Original Tacky Glue in the Gold Bottle, Candace Jedrowicz is creating a Thanks-Giving Tea Party Invitation with Aleene's Tacky Double Stick Sheets and Tiffany is making a No-Sew Gratitude Banner featuring Aleene's Fabric Fusion Peel & Stick Sheets and Aleene's Fabric Fusion Peel & Stick Tape. It's a terrifically tacky and creatively cool show!
It’s easy to watch the Cool2Craft TV Channel right from your computer. Airing Monday October 24, 2011 9am Pacific/10am Mountain/ 11 am Central/ Noon Eastern. Go to http://cool2craft.com and find the Livestream player and chat box. See you Monday!
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Craft on!
Join host Tiffany Windsor for a new episode of Cool2Craft TV. This week's show theme is Thanks-Giving. Tiffany's guest EcoHeidi is sharing Paper Plate Flowers featuring Aleene's Original Tacky Glue in the Gold Bottle, Candace Jedrowicz is creating a Thanks-Giving Tea Party Invitation with Aleene's Tacky Double Stick Sheets and Tiffany is making a No-Sew Gratitude Banner featuring Aleene's Fabric Fusion Peel & Stick Sheets and Aleene's Fabric Fusion Peel & Stick Tape. It's a terrifically tacky and creatively cool show!
It’s easy to watch the Cool2Craft TV Channel right from your computer. Airing Monday October 24, 2011 9am Pacific/10am Mountain/ 11 am Central/ Noon Eastern. Go to http://cool2craft.com and find the Livestream player and chat box. See you Monday!
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Wednesday, August 24
ILovetoCreate Teen Crafts: Floral Stacked Bib Necklace
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Floral Stacked Bib Necklace Copyright 2011 Margot Potter
ILovetoCreate Teen Crafts
Floral Stacked Big Necklace
Margot Potter for Avalon Potter
“Mom crafted, teen approved.”
Avalon had a mountain of school work this weekend, so I agreed to step in and make this project and let her focus on her school work. This was really easy and fun to execute and came together quickly using some fabulous new ILovetoCreate products mixed with Grungeboard from Tim Holtz. The fabric paints went on easily in two quick coats and the grey background softened the neon colors just enough. I LOVE the new Aleene’s Fabric Fusion Tape, no more waiting for glue to dry! I am impatient, have I mentioned that? Adding texture with the super easy to use Beads and a Bottle brought it all together perfectly. I think I’ll be borrowing this necklace myself in the near future. Just because it’s teen friendly doesn’t mean Mom can’t sport it too. Avalon squealed when she saw this, so I'm thinking...we have a winner here folks!
Materials
Scribbles brush on fabric paint in blue, green and pink neon
Tulip Beads in a Bottle Semiprecious in sparkly pink, turquoise and bright green
Aleene’s Fabric Fusion Peel and Stick craft tape
Plain Grungeboard basics sheets or other thick substrate
2 7” segments gun metal chain
Gun metal toggle clasp
Tools
Die cutting machine
Stacked flower dies
Scissors
Hole punch
2 pairs chain nose pliers
Scribbles paint brush
1. Use die cutting machine to cut flower shapes out of Grungeboard or other substrate (you could use canvas or denim here if you stiffen it with Aleene’s fabric stiffener spray to give it stability.)
2. Layer flowers in segments of three and then on top of one another to create a bib using Aleene’s Fabric Fusion tape to adhere the layers together.
3. Use Beads in a Bottle to add texture to flowers following shapes of petals. Start with the bottom layers and work up, taking care not to crush any of the beads as they are drying. If you have any mishaps, use paint brush to gently remove bead and add a new one.
4. Let beads dry overnight.
5. Create two u-shaped tabs to attach to top of bib segment on each side using glue tape. Use hole punch to create a hole in each tab for attaching chain.
6. Open and close chain links with chain nose pliers, sliding the bottom link on each chain into the holes on the tabs. Attach clasp to open ends of chain using pliers. Make sure chain links are fully secured.
Margot Potter For:
Craft on!Click here for today's daily giveaway!
Floral Stacked Bib Necklace Copyright 2011 Margot Potter
ILovetoCreate Teen Crafts
Floral Stacked Big Necklace
Margot Potter for Avalon Potter
“Mom crafted, teen approved.”
Avalon had a mountain of school work this weekend, so I agreed to step in and make this project and let her focus on her school work. This was really easy and fun to execute and came together quickly using some fabulous new ILovetoCreate products mixed with Grungeboard from Tim Holtz. The fabric paints went on easily in two quick coats and the grey background softened the neon colors just enough. I LOVE the new Aleene’s Fabric Fusion Tape, no more waiting for glue to dry! I am impatient, have I mentioned that? Adding texture with the super easy to use Beads and a Bottle brought it all together perfectly. I think I’ll be borrowing this necklace myself in the near future. Just because it’s teen friendly doesn’t mean Mom can’t sport it too. Avalon squealed when she saw this, so I'm thinking...we have a winner here folks!
Materials
Scribbles brush on fabric paint in blue, green and pink neon
Tulip Beads in a Bottle Semiprecious in sparkly pink, turquoise and bright green
Aleene’s Fabric Fusion Peel and Stick craft tape
Plain Grungeboard basics sheets or other thick substrate
2 7” segments gun metal chain
Gun metal toggle clasp
Tools
Die cutting machine
Stacked flower dies
Scissors
Hole punch
2 pairs chain nose pliers
Scribbles paint brush
1. Use die cutting machine to cut flower shapes out of Grungeboard or other substrate (you could use canvas or denim here if you stiffen it with Aleene’s fabric stiffener spray to give it stability.)
2. Layer flowers in segments of three and then on top of one another to create a bib using Aleene’s Fabric Fusion tape to adhere the layers together.
3. Use Beads in a Bottle to add texture to flowers following shapes of petals. Start with the bottom layers and work up, taking care not to crush any of the beads as they are drying. If you have any mishaps, use paint brush to gently remove bead and add a new one.
4. Let beads dry overnight.
5. Create two u-shaped tabs to attach to top of bib segment on each side using glue tape. Use hole punch to create a hole in each tab for attaching chain.
6. Open and close chain links with chain nose pliers, sliding the bottom link on each chain into the holes on the tabs. Attach clasp to open ends of chain using pliers. Make sure chain links are fully secured.
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