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Monday, May 10, 2021

DT CraftWell: FIESTA Banner

  




Hi,


This is my post for Craftwell. 
This year for our Fiesta celebration at school, I decided to do some banner for the booth that the American Heritage Girls (AHG) were manning:


I used some frame dies from HeroArts and Crafty Chica's new dies line from Makers Movement, HeroArts fringe die, and old stamped die cuts left over from this project.



The letters were cut by a friend of my using her Brother's Scan N' Cut and glued them to the corrugated cardboard panels.

For the AHG banner, I used the negative cuts from the frame die cuts:


I punched the wholes using the CropAdile, knotted some ribbons for the banner, and added the Crafty chica papel picado banner panels to each end:


For the Fiesta banner, I used the leftover die cuts to embellish each letter 



Craftwell Tools: 

Snap

Teresa Collins dies: Tags & Taps


Other Companies:

Black Archival ink, CTMH and Ranger distress oxide ink pads
Diverse bright cardstock and corrugated cardboard from IKEA
FSJ stamps
HeroArts stamp and dies.
Liquid Gloss, Ranger

I hope you enjoyed my Fiesta Banners. And make sure to follow Craftwell for more fun projects.


Many blessings


Vicky Tovar



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Thursday, August 13, 2020

DT: Wonderful card by a juinior crafter


Dear Scrappers,

This is Veronica, from Vicky's Scrapping Passion sharing my post for Craftwell:
For this post, my daughter helped me make a card for a friend's birthday. My daughter just became 11yo and is a great crafter. She likes to craft with me, but as much on her own ;-(

She used some DCWV Unicorns and Rainbows paper, the "wonderful" tag die from Craftwell, some tape runner, some ribbon, and some Recollection stamps using her PowderPuff chalk inks:


The back of her card:


 The inside of the card:


 Here, I will let her pictures tell the story:


She came up with her card design and decided that it needed something else inside, so she stamped a peacock image using two PowderPuff inks at the same time:


She then wrote her sentiment and signed her card.

She was super quick and efficient using the SNAP diecutting machine. I will be introducing more paper crafting during the summer and will share with you her progress.

I will post in the following weeks the card I made.


I hope you enjoyed my daughter's creation and please make sure to visit my blog for more inspiration and to follow me.

Happy July and stay safe from this pandemic.