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Today I have a tool review for you - brought to you by Scrap-n-Crop.com
It is the We R Memory Keepers (WRMK) Triangle Score Guide!

This nifty pretty tool will make some awesome 3D gems and shapes.
Watch my review video here on how to use the tool and some pretty cool things you can create with it.


Here are some things I made using the tool!

A fun festive garland for the upcoming Chinese New Year.


With pretty colors and flowers :)


Some fun cute 3D animals for the kids.


And a treat box for treats! :)


To grab your very own WRMK Triangle Score Guide, click here to buy now! :)

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Are you like me?? I have TONS of clear stamps which are thrown in drawers, on my table ... everywhere! I had no idea on how to organize them and keep them all in sight. As you know - if they are not in sight, you won't use them. *lol*

So over the weekends - I organized them in these pretty binders! All at a very low cost. 


All you need are:
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+ A two ring binder
+ Some DVD clear pockets
+ White cardstock
+ Ribbon
+ Clear / Rubber stamps

This DIY method eliminates the expensive cost of getting the actual branded scrappy pockets + binders.

1. Cut a white cardstock to make the pocket more sturdy
2. Your clear stamps come with the acetate/plastic pieces, so put it in the pocket just as it is. (You can also put in rubber stamps in these binders)
3. For the bigger clear stamps pieces, I cut them into two and put them into two pockets so that it would fit.
4. Finally, label each pocket by making your own label OR just use the brand packaging that comes with it, like below.


Simple and easy!!  Just under 1 hour to get it all organized. Hope this simple tip helps you! :)

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Fancy making your very own snowglobes? This year I decided to make some of my own with some very simple supplies. 


1. Get your scrappy supplies: Clean jars / Sequins / Sugar Dust (or any glitter) / Hot Glue Gun / Plastic ornament / Ribbon

2. Hot glue your plastic ornament onto the lid of the jar and let dry.

3. Fill your jar about 3/4 with water (enough to cover your ornament).

4. Fill it with as much glitter and sequins as you want. Some would add glycerin to let the glitter fall slower - but I didn't and it was still fine.

5. Screw the lid of the jar back on. If you want to avoid leakage and be extra secured - put some hot glue around the inside of the lid before you screw it on.

6. Tie a ribbon on your jar and you have your very own snowglobe!!

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Now, go make some of your own snowglobes today and impress your friends when they come over for Christmas! :)

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It's Tuesday and it's my turn as the DT - to share the Tips & Techniques for All That Stickles blog.

Today, I made my own customized Christmas ornament using some Gold Ice Stickles.


Isn't it pretty? :) To find out how to make one of your own - click HERE.

Happy decorating!

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I was playing with some Tim Holtz distress embossing powders and they are quite fun. They appear matte, have a unique textured and have "release crystals".


For the step-by-step click HERE :)

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I found this very helpful link and a very cute explanation too ;) How to heat emboss?? Here's how.


 

  1. Ink stamp and stamp image
  2. Pour embossing powder onto image while it is still wet.
  3. Tap excess powder off sheet and put back into jar.
  4. Heat until powder melts and becomes shiny.

For more information, please go to The Stampin Place .All credits go to them

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