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FANCY PANTS DESIGNS Oh, Deer! collection. For more information, visit www.fancypantsdesigns.com KAISERCRAFT Printed tape – Polka Dot, FaLaLaLa and Candy Stripe. For more information, visit www.kaisercraft.com.au COUTURE CREATIONS Christmas Quilt and Twiggy Christmas embossing folders – available in A2 and 5in x 7in. For more information, visit www.couturecreations.com.au PEBBLES INC Home for Christmas collection. For more information, visit www.pebblesinc.com BOBUNNY Candy Cane Lane patterned paper. For more information, visit www.artdecocreations.com.au AMERICAN CRAFTS Be Merry collection. For more information, visit www.americancrafts.com CHIC TAGS Good Tidings tags and photo toppers, and 25 Days icons. For more information, visit www.scrappinglife.com.au DARKROOM DOOR Brushed Christmas Volumes 1 and 2 stamp sets. For more information, visit www.darkroomdoor.com KAISERCRAFT Basecoat Christmas patterned paper. For more information, visit www.kaisercraft.com.au COUTURE CREATIONS Christmas Star and Christmas Tag…

IN FOR A TREAT Christmas pillow box BY KAREN SHADY, VIC Materials: Acetate pillow box, chocolates; Paper – Graphic 45; Embellishments – Graphic 45 chipboard and banners, doily, ribbon. METHOD: 1. Glue a small doily to the front of the box, then wrap a piece of ribbon around it, and secure with glue at the front (this will be covered so you won’t see the glue). Glue a chipboard die-cut to the centre of the doily and attach a bow to the bottom. 2. Fussy-cut images and elements from patterned papers. If you want to add dimension, fussy-cut the same image out twice and adhere the two pieces together. Arrange the fussy-cut pieces on the pillow-box to your liking and adhere them. 3. To wrap the chocolates, cut rectangles to…

Christmas tree canvas BY LINDA EGGLETON, NSW Materials: Canvas; Paper – Kaisercraft; Embellishments – Prima Marketing Inc letters and stencil, mesh tape, buttons, twine, Mont Marte gesso and modelling paste, Tattered Angels Glimmer Mist. To view more of Linda’s work, visit www.loopylouslens.blogspot.com.au It is hard to believe that my time as a Creative Team member has come to an end…where have the last 12 months gone? I have thoroughly enjoyed my term, and although I was a little anxious at first when it came to writing my articles, I soon came to love the process, and now I am a little sad that it must end. But there is no time to be sad when Christmas is just around the corner! So for my final article I thought I’d do…

Not much snow BY KATHY LOWE, VIC Materials: Paper – Glitz Design; Cardstock – Kaisercraft, Die Cuts With a View; Embellishments – Kaisercraft letters, stickers, die-cuts and rub-ons, Simple Stories stickers, ribbon, machine-stitching. Design desirable If the design of you’re layout is becoming too boxy, punch some of your photos into circles. Dream big BY BELINDA OLDAKER, VIC Materials: Paper – Kaszazz; Stamps – Kaszazz, Tim Holtz Distress Ink; Embellishments – Kaszazz die, chipboard, embellishments, rhinestones, stencil and alcohol ink markers, Ranger Archival ink and Dylusions ink spray, Tim Holtz Distress Stain. HOT TIP Blend alcohol inks on your die to gain shapes with crisp borders, like Belinda has with her stars. Sweetness BY ZHANNA ACHTYAMOVA, RUSSIA Materials: Paper – Echo Park Paper Co; Embellishments – Papertrey Ink dies, Echo…

Lovebirds BY ELLIE SCHOUTEN, VIC Digital materials: Kit – Beach Baby and Shine by Laurie Ann; Paper – Beat The Heat by Just Jaimee and Mye de Leon; Other elements – Scripties word art by Splendid Fiins; Font – Official handwriting by Ali Edwards, LD Charming Bold, Courier New. • In Photoshop Elements, create a 12in x 12in blank document, 300dpi (resolution). So that we can easily see the added stroke I am using a colored background. Take an element you would like to turn into a sticker, and drag it into your page. Go to the Edit menu and select ‘stroke (outline) selection’. The stroke menu box will pop up. Now you are able to make the outline as thick or thin as you like. For the sticker look…

SPONSORED BY To view the American Crafts product range, visit www.americancrafts.com Hey Santa baby BY BERNII MILLER, QLD Materials: American Crafts Peppermint Express patterned paper, glitter cardstock, dimensional stickers and rhinestones; Other embellishments – Crate Paper Maggie Holmes die, doily, thread, Studio Calico Mister Huey’s Mist. “My Christmas Day is always spent with my immediate family opening the mounds of presents that loved ones and Santa have left under the Christmas tree for us all. Then around lunch time all the extended family meet up for loads more food, sunshine, drinks, table tennis and the odd card game. Just being together is what makes the day so special.” Believe BY MONICA BRADY, QLD Materials: American Crafts Peppermint Express patterned paper, glitter cardstock, dimensional stickers and rhinestones; Other embellishments – Manor…

Our twisted Christmas BY LISA OXLEY, NSW Materials: Paper – Tissue; Cardstock; Embellishments – Tim Holtz and Words Or Whatever stencils, Kaisercraft flower and sequins, American Crafts Thickers, Heidi Swapp words, Green Tara flower, me & my BIG ideas chipboard, doily, washi tape, metal strip, Christmas ornament, cotton, twine, acrylic paint, crackle medium, Uni Posca paint pen, STAEDTLER textas, StazOn ink. Nothing subliminally says Christmas quite like combining green and red. The red of Santa’s suit, the gorgeous lush green of the Christmas tree. Even in Australia we can’t help but identify with those colours initially. But if you enjoy Christmas in Australia, like me you probably relate Christmas to other things: the blue of the ocean, the golden light at sunset on a warm summer evening. Plus its school…

Firstly, think of your chipboard sheet as having two parts – a positive and a negative. The positive is the pre-cut shapes, the negative is everything else. Don’t look upon the negative shapes as being waste. We can use every bit of these in our scrapping! Here’s how: FRAMING Look for interesting negative shapes that could be used to frame a photo. Dress your shape up any way you like and mount your photo on it. The magic of Christmas BY HEATHER MCMAHON, VIC Materials: Paper – BoBunny; Cardstock – Kaisercraft; Embellishments – Dusty Attic chipboard and paint, Kaisercraft die-cuts and rub-ons, ribbon, pen, Tinby Designs Metallic Melts, Ranger Dylusions ink spray, Jo Sonja’s texture paste, StazOn ink. MOUNTING Need to raise your photo or an element in your layout?…

2014 goals BY SONIA COTUGNO, VIC Materials: Paper – My Mind’s Eye; Embellishments – D-lish Scraps arrows, flair and button, Kaisercraft chipboard, K&Company Smash pocket, Elle’s Studio tag, Urban Artist stencil, washi tape, acrylic paint, impasto, Tattered Angels Glimmer Mist. I initially considered Ali Edwards’ One Little Word, a selected word for the year. As Ali Edwards tells us: ‘You live with it. You invite it into your life. You let it speak to you. You might even follow where it leads. There are so many possibilities.’ But I struggled. No word seemed to be right for me. Create – too obvious. Believe – too cliché. Embrace – maybe, but it wasn’t speaking to me. After abandoning the one-word idea, I began to scribble down some thoughts, moving those unfinished…