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Showing posts with label SCS. Show all posts
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Wednesday, February 26, 2014

Guest Tutorial Designer and Writer at Splitcoaststampers! with a St. Patricks Shamrock Fold Card


Hello Dear Stamper Friends:

Last year I contributed at "Splitcoaststampers" (SCS) with some of my tutorials;
The "Bendi Fold",
The "Triangular Diorama"
The "Carousel Storyteller" that you can see in the photos below...





Today I am sharing with you and with the welcoming community of "Splitcoaststampers" this tutorial with the VIDEO on how to make a "Shamrock Fold Card" just on time to celebrate St. Patrick's day!




History Note: "The Feast Of Saint Patrick is a cultural and religious holiday celebrated on March 17th all over the world. For Christians, the day commemorates the death of Saint Patrick (Irish Patron Saint) and the arrival of Christianity to Ireland.
And according to legend, St. Patrick used the 3-leaved shamrock/ (Irish word for clover) to explain the Holy Trinity to the Irish people. It generally, involves public parades and festivals wearing the green attire and displaying shamrocks, which became in the 18th C. the symbol of Ireland and it is registered as a trademark by the Government of Ireland . Christians also attend church services and the Lenten restrictions on eating and drinking alcohol are lifted for the day."




Since the Clover is an essential symbol of the festivity I decided to make this "Shamrock Fold". The word "Shamrock" is from the ancient language  "Gaelic" and means "Young plant with 3 leaves"
And did you know that in New York, the parade is the biggest outside Ireland with 5 million spectators? and that in the city of Chicago they colored the Chicago River in green for this festivity?

I use the "Grand Heart" die and some stamps from Memory Box to created it.
I specially liked the way the ribbons are crossed!



To watch the video 
ON YOU TUBE

All the supplies are listed below, I linked each product (when possible), to 2 different stores for your convenience, just click on (EH)  to got to "Ellen Hutson" online store  or (BMS)  to go to "BlueMoon Scrapbook"..

I hope you will give it a try and I will be happy to see what you create ....
this is a very simple and quick card to assemble...yet very pretty, in  my opinion...
You can mailed it flat and when closed it looks like this:





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UPDATE SUPPLIES: The "Memory Box" Rubber Stamp hearts (below) are "retired" stamps!  BUT I added (2 first hearts) 2 NEW 2015 heart dies to the supplies for you to use instead...


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Wednesday, December 18, 2013

Guest Tutorial Designer and Writer at Splitcoaststampers! with my Carousel Storyteller Book

Hello My Dear Stamper Friends:
I am  very happy to share with you that I am  Again a Guest Tutorial Writer  at SCS! (Splitcoaststampers)


I prepared this Tutorial on How to make this "Carousel Storyteller" book that I created...
 
It is a "Storyteller" because on each of the 7 panels you can view a Christmas scene on a different setting...Christmas at home; Christmas in the garden; Christmas in the woods; Christmas in the countryside; Christmas in the Arctic; Christmas in the park and Christmas in the city...



I took the idea from my Triangular Diorama card / tutorial that I featured back in July See post Here...I placed several Triangular Dioramas next to each other, I adapted my initial idea, added more layers to make it look  like a "Carousel" and this is what I came up with...

This is how it looks closed...


View closed from the back...



To WATCH the VIDEO that I prepared 
to go along 
click HERE


hanging view...






BONUS 

I made a card that matches the "Carousel"...
It closes on the side, this is the front of the card...


 When it opens..... 



It reveals this scene;  
A "Christmas in the woods" ...scene taken from one of the panels from the Carousel...



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For the new visitors...
WELCOME, to my blog! My name is Bibiana, and I love to make specially cards and sometimes other craft related items such as the one that I am presenting to you today.....
Here, you will find lots of projects using various stamp/dies companies.
I featured  here all my creations made for the Design Teams that I belong to (Memory Box, Lost Coast Designs and Lavinia Stamps).
Besides my posts in this blog, which is my personal one,  I am in charge of 2 other blogs for Memory Box, that are written in Spanish and in French...and from time to time I am a Guest Tutorial at SCS. This one is my 3rd one this year...
When I am not teaching (languages) I find myself teaching as well  card making at my local craft store ...
I am from South America, but grew up and lived in other foreign countries and end up here In California, where I discovered my true passion which is this one: expressing my creativity with all of you...through my cards. I adore my 3 blogs and I have made many wonderful friends along..
I hope you will find your first visit today here a pleasant one, browse around,  and I wish that  you can find one or two new ideas for your own inspiration.
if you like what you see then come back to visit me again ...
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Thank you for taking the time to visit me today in the middle of the bustle of this festive month...
Weather you live in a city, in the country side, in a small town in the US, in Europe, in Latin America, no matter where you are  I wish you from here, that the Spirit of Christmas be with you, enjoy the true meaning of the season, retreat to a quite place, relax, soften your mind and savor God's peace!



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