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Gift Basket Easy Tutorial | Spellbinders

Posted on April 22, 2017August 28, 2020 by Sandi Nagel

Gift Basket Easy Tutorial – Hello friends! In this gift basket tutorial I will share with you a super easy way for you to make Gift Baskets for just about any occasion, using your Spellbinders dies! In this tutorial I use Spellbinders Shapeabilities Garden Party die S6-030. I also use – – Click Here to Read More – –

Shabby Chic Shadow Box Tutorial

Posted on April 8, 2017August 28, 2020 by Sandi Nagel

Shabby Chic Shadow Box Tutorial | Design Team Project for KS4U I must admit, writing out a tutorial is not my forte. However I’ll do my best to jot down all the steps I took in the making of this shabby chic shadow box. I begin with a 6 ½ – – Click Here to Read More – –

Elegant Gift Basket Tutorial | Spellbinders Flourished Framed Pocket Die Set

Posted on April 1, 2017August 28, 2020 by Sandi Nagel

Gift Basket Tutorial | Spellbinders Shapeabilities Amazing Paper Grace Flourish Framed Pocket Dies Hello friends! Today I bring to you an easy, DIY, Elegant Gift Basket Tutorial. In this tutorial I will share with you a super easy way for you to make Gift Baskets for just about any occasion, – – Click Here to Read More – –

Shabby Chic Spiral Notebook | Shabby Chic Project Ideas

Posted on March 25, 2017August 28, 2020 by Sandi Nagel

Shabby Chic Spiral Notebook | Design Team Project & Giveaway Shabby Chic Spiral Notebook – I used papers and chipboard from my stash; and my cinch binding machine to create this spiral notebook. However, you can easily decorate the cover to any spiral notebook you already have. To add a – – Click Here to Read More – –

Card Ideas using Heartfelt Creations Burst of Splendor

Posted on March 11, 2017August 28, 2020 by Sandi Nagel

Card Ideas using the Heartfelt Creations Burst of Splendor collection. The paper was cut to 4×6 and mounted on card-stock, with double sided tape. I inked around the edges with a generic brown ink before I adhered the paper to the card stock. For the card-stock, I cut a piece – – Click Here to Read More – –