Tuesday, November 3, 2009

Scraptivity's November Kit!

Scraptivity's November kit is up and ready to play with!!  It's a great vintage looking kit with some fun goodies in it including some vintage postcards, Prima clear stamps, and a 7 Gypsies Artist Tray!!!  All I can say about that is....WOW!  As one of their design team members I had the fun perk of getting to play with the kit early and here's what I created.


























To make the pleated flower on this card you will need a 1" strip of paper.  The longer your paper strip, the more pleats you'll have and the wider your stip, and whatever width of strip you cut will make a flower double that size, so here I have a 2" flower.  Once you have cut your strip in your desired measurements, fold the entire length of the strip into an accordian making as small of folds as possible.



Next, attach the two ends together with a staple.  Staple your paper wrong side facing out.




Very gently turn your stapled circle inside out. Then you will need a circle punched or cut from a scrap piece of cardstock. Cover the circle with a fast drying glue and press your flower down and hold in place for a moment until the glue starts to set. Once dry, attach a brad to the center of your pleated flower and you're done!







4 comments:

  1. Hi Carole! You have beautiful work!! :) You won a prize of at Sassafras last month for having your adorable blinkie on the blog, and I need to get your shipping address so that I can send some goodies your way!! Please contact me at sassafras_marketing@sassafraslass.com when you can. Thanks!

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  2. Way to showcase the kit. Love the tutorial included. And, congrats on the Sassafras prize! :)

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  3. Super awesome! You really showed off tso many ideas using the November Kit. I love your blog! Keep up all the amazing insiration

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  4. I love the tree in the generations layout and how you did the title in the parade one. I love also that you shared how to do your flowers! Thanks!

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