Hi! and welcome to my blog. I've always enjoyed making crafts and when I found Stampin' Up over nineteen years ago I was hooked. Please join me as I share my joy of papercrafting with others.
Showing posts with label My Split Coast Stampers Tutorials. Show all posts
Showing posts with label My Split Coast Stampers Tutorials. Show all posts
Hello, Papercrafting Friends! This week I'm a guest designer over at Splitcoaststampers.com. I shared a fun and simply idea I came across on Pinterest using a business size envelope to create gift pockets. You can actually get two pockets out of one envelope and it is sooooo easy!
Here's the two I did in the video and then another I made at Christmas time with my grandson, Cade.
You can find the Free PDF over at Splitcoaststampers.com. I'll add the link to the bottom of my post but for now please watch the video tutorial and tell me what you think.
Good morning crafty friends! I hope this fines you all doing good. Today I have a super cute project for you that I created for Splitcoaststampers as a guest designer this week. This adorable Bunny Carton is made using a 8 1/2" × 11" piece of Basic White Cardstock, but any color would be just as cute.
I hope you will enjoy crating up some of this fun boxes.
Here's the basic instruction piece.
I've added the How To video link below and you can "hop" over to Splitcoaststampers to print off the PDF.
Good morning everyone! I hope you are enjoying the Labor Day Weekend. This past week I was honored to be a guest designer over at Splitcoaststampers. I chose to make a Triple Cube Card for my project. It's pretty simple though it looks hard to make. Your friends and family are sure to say Wow when they open it up.
Here is a simple version as shown in the tutorial.
Below I used the smaller Daisy Punch to add a little more to the card.
Just click on the video below to watch how I made the card.
Click on the link below for the printable tutorial the I wrote up for the project. Triple Cube Card
Thanks for stopping by! Crafty Hugs! Twila
Good morning! I'm excited to share with you a cute Carrot Treat Box that I designed as a Guest Tutorial Writer for Splitcoast Stampers this week. This treat box is made by starting with a 6" x 6" piece of Pumpkin Pie Cardstock.
I used green tissue paper for the carrot green leafy top and love the way it looks. The tissue also holds the chocolate candies.
I chose to use our pretty Polka Dot Tulle Ribbon to tie around the green tissue. I used the stamp set Fable Friends to stamp my tag.
One more picture showing the top of the carrot box.
For a list of supplies and directions check out the end of my post for the link to Splitcoast.
Here's the video tutorial I made.
Time for you to make one of your own. Have a crafty day friends!
Good morning! Thanks for stopping. Today is kind of an exciting day for me as I was ask to be a guest tutorial designer over at Split Coast Stampers once again. I jumped at the chance as I love sharing my craftiness with others and enjoy other creations from craft lovers as well on their site.
I've chosen a fun Valentine Themed Project for my Tutorial. Stampin' Up's! New Occasions Catalog has gone live and there are some beautiful Designer Series Papers in it, like this Valentine one I used for my project called "All My Love". There are also some beautiful Heart Framelits that I used in the making of my project called "Be Mine Stitched Framelits Dies". A written tutorial for the project can be found here at Split Coast Stampers. Below is the Video Tutorial for the project. I hope you enjoy it, and can't wait to see what you come up with!
Below are some more pictures of my project.
If you don't want to make the mat it's cute just like this.
and with the tea light on...
and my favorite!
I hope you enjoyed my video tutorial, and can't wait to see what you come up with!
Good morning! Today is an exciting day for me, as my written and video tutorial goes live on Splitcoast Stampers for this fun and quick "Candy Flower Garden" Project!
This project would make a wonderful Mother's Day or Birthday gift. The overall measurement of the finished project is 4" x 4". The basic box is made from a 6" x 8 1/2" piece of Old Olive Cardstock. I added Spring M&Ms to 1" x 8" Cello Bags and cut them down to my desired height. The sentiment on the little sign is from the stamp set, "You're So Sweet". A written tutorial can be found here at Splitcoast Stampers.
Below is the Video Tutorial for the basic project.
I had so much fun making the first one, I decided to make some variations of it.
Here they are.
Notice that I kept the tabs on in the back and added the fence to the back of the "garden". I used Sixlets candy this time and put them in Stampin' Up! Retired Treat Tubes. I used a sentiment from the stamp set, "Happy Birthday Gorgeous" this time.
I think this last one is my favorite! Everyone loves the Daisy Punch, right? So I kept the back flaps again and added a little wooden fence to the front. Using Stampin' Up! retired Fringe Scissors I added some grass to the front of my fence. This time I used Lemon Lime Twist for my basic box. The sentiment is from a retired set called "Easter Blossoms". These little "gardens" will be great for my upcoming craft fairs!
Thanks so much for stopping by and have a crafty day! Twila
Hello everyone! I am super excited to have had the privilege of being a guest tutorial author on Splitcoaststampers and today is the day that it will post. A fun Christmas Basket shaped like Santa's Pants.
Here's the video tutorial I made for my project. A written version can be found on Splitcoaststampers.com. I hope you enjoy it! Thanks for looking!
I will be posting measurements for a smaller version shown below in a few days so be sure and check back.
Hi there!! I'm here to be your creative coach! I love to craft! I live in Illinois with my husband of 45 years. We together with our son run a grain farm. ( I'm the go-for). We also have a daughter and 3 grandsons. I keep busy helping take the grandkids to school and watching them during the summer. I've always enjoyed crafting and Stampin' Up! has givin me the outlet I need to be creative and share what I love. I am celebrating my 20th year with Stampin' Up! and have enjoyed meeting new people that have become great friends. If you would like a creative outlet just let me know and I will set you up for sure! Thanks for stopping by and I hope you enjoy your visit and please come back again so we can "stamp a little longer".
This is my personal blog and I am responsible for its content. Stampin' Up! does not endorse the use of or contents of the classes, services, or products offered here. All content within my blog, including design work, concepts,text and photographs are COPYRIGHT Twila Davis. They may not be copied for submission to contests, magazines and/or personal gain. They are shared for your inspiration and enjoyment only. Thank you.
.jpg)
