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I'm sure all of us crafters have some baker's twine laying around in our stash. Have you ever thought of different ways to use them? Well, I did! Here's what I did with them.


I did a banner with some twine tassels! :)  It's pretty easy, quick and fun on any project. Wrap it around your fingers to a desired "thickness" then tie one end with some twine. At the other end (the bottom), cut the loops off and you have a tassel!

I then wrote the word "celebrate" with some stickles and ta-daa... I am done.

I am entering this card for the Twinery challenge #TT003. 




Have some fun with your twine! :)

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It's Freebies Weekend again! And I'm here with some FREE stuff (of coz!) :)

This week I have some Anchors for you. Anchors are trending right now and I love them! 


1. Anchor Gift tags and printable paper by Hey Look



2. Anchor cupcake toppers (plus invites, labels and more) by Katie of Sweet Rose Studio



3. Anchor iPhone wallpaper by Sloane Ranger



4. Anchors Away Baby Shower downloadables by The TomKat Studio



Sail away & enjoy your weekend scrappy, mate! :)

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Gelatos by Faber Castell brings a whole new meaning to art. If you don't know what they are, they are like crayon but water soluble - so that when you add water to it, it becomes like paint. It's creamy and looks like a chapstick.



I only have 6 colors of Gelatos .. and will be buying more soon :) So, before the new colors arrive, I thought I'd show you (for those who are new to this product) some of the techniques you can use with Gelatos.

First up, I call this the water stain technique.

1. Choose a stamp of your choice and stamp it with archival ink (so that it will not leak when in contact with water)


2. Use the Gelatos and paint right onto your craft mat. If you do not have one, you can use an acrylic block.


3. Then mist it with some water. Here, it's up to you how much water you want to add. The more water, the less vibrant the colors will be.


4. Take your card and put it right on top of the misted Gelatos. If you think you need more color, simply repeat step 2 & step 3.


And here's my final card after adding a sentiment banner right on top. Don't you think the colors are just gorgeous? I used the metallic Gelatos and it has the glitter to it. If you don't have those, you can use some pearlescent spray instead of water when you are misting it up.

Next, is the coloring with Gelatos technique.

1. Choose your favorite stamp and ink it with some Archival ink
2. Next, just color with the Gelatos right onto your stamped image. If you want to blend the colors in, use your finger or a paintbrush. I find the finger works best.


3. Cut the images you just colored and add it to your card as embellishment. Easy peezy :) 



As you can see, I added some dimensional pearls on the butterflies for that extra pop.

And the last technique is the watercoloring technique.

1. Choose your favorite stamp (Rubber stamps work best with this technique)
2. Spray some water onto your craft mat or acrylic block
3. Dab the Gelatos on to the water and color your stamp
4. Stamp the watercolored image onto your card



As you can see, these little sticks of paint gives you plenty to play with. There are many more techniques I could show you, so do come back for more upcoming tips with the Gelatos. 



Supplies used: Metallic Gelatos (Faber Castell) / Stamps (Unity Stamp) / Paper (Amy Tangerine)

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If you know me, I hardly ever do layouts. But ever since I had a 12x12 album - I started making some. Here's one I made inspired by this month's Unity {Be Inspired} challenge.




[Please click on the image for a larger view]


I had used Pink Paislee's mistable paper and inked it with some distress inks (spun sugar/milled lavender). Then I added flowers & pearls as the border. For the photo mat, I stamped the "Doily Decor" with dusty concorde. I then finished it off by adding some stamped butterflies (colored with malted milk ink) from the "Dream Big" set and the sentiment from "All about today" kit.



This is the sketch:



Have a happy week ahead!

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This year I took memory keeping to a whole new level by making a huge commitment to scrap every week for one whole year. So far.. Absolutely NO regrets ! I love Project Life and how it helps us remember every little moment in our lives just by a small note or photo.


It has been 11 weeks into 2013 and so far I have been a very 'good gal' by doing it every week :) I find it fun just looking back on that week and choosing what to scrap about. Of coz there are weeks that I just do not have the mood for it or I am stuck.. But every time I'm done with it, it is satisfying!

How many of you are doing Project Life this year? Do share ;)



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