Showing posts with label Silhouette. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Silhouette. Show all posts
Posted by
Katie Burnett
In:
Crate Paper,
Girl's Paperie,
layouts,
Sassafrass,
scrapbooking,
Silhouette
More Layouts
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I might have made a good pioneer...
I have this problem. It's genetic. I can't just BUY something I need. I have this strange compulsion to MAKE things that I could very easily (and in many cases cheaply) purchase.
Take for example, notebooks. They are readily available at pretty much every kind of store - WalMart, Target, Drug Stores, Big Lots, maybe even like Lowes.
However, a store bought notebook would not be good enough. I had to make my own with a pack of loose leaf, three binder rings and two pieces of chipboard. I embellished it with some tiny little banners (cut from Lily Bee papers). Voila.
Now, it's so pretty that I don't want to write in it.
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all kinds of crafties
The sock monkey was a free download shape from Silhouette. I hand stitched it with embroidery flossNow, on to some J heavy pages:
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Posted by
Katie Burnett
In:
home decor,
Silhouette
just another new years resolution...
Srsly? No comments for the last post. I am slightly heartbroken.
So, this weekend I did some home decor that I've been meaning to do for a while. I used the Silhouette for alot of it. Here is a recap.
1. Foyer Stars - I did a layout with this as the background a long time ago. I thought it would be cool to do as a canvas. I got some 12x12 canvas board and layered some patterned paper in a star shape on them (after painting the background glossy black). It gives color to our sad, tan foyer.

2. Text Wall Hanging - I thought this would take like an hour. It took all freaking day. I used some cheap vinyl stickers I got on clearance with my Silhouette vinyl to make this pic about special places for me and the PK. Here is the "in process" picture.
Here is the finished product:
3. Sports Themed Pictures - J informed me that the precious canvas paintings of animals he previously had in his room were "kind of babyish". I needed to replace them with sports stuff. Like, "football and baseball and boxing and stuff like that". As I dried my tears, I found these cool "grunge" balls on the Silhouette site. Here is the baseball. A football and basketball are to follow but I ran out of time. Busy season and all that.

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Decorating
My resolution for 2011 is to decorate my house. I have done lots of "decorating" but nothing is ever finished. This year, I want to finish something. Alot of things actually.
There were a few little home decor projects I wanted to get done. So, yesterday, I did a few.

First up is a little picture for Cam's room. I had this piece of Crate Paper patterned paper that I just LOVED. It was so pretty, I couldn't use it. I couldn't bear to cut it. So, I decided to display it as the background to a picture so I could look at it all the time.

I got two metal dress forms a few weeks ago at Hobby Lobby 50% off. I like the edgy, femme theme and that is what I'm going for in Cam's room. I cut out two dress forms with my Silhouette and glued them on the paper. Then I framed it and hung it in Cam's room. Easy.
About a year ago (see, told you I was slow with the decorating), I bought a bunch of paper lanterns. My original plan was to hang them in Cam's big girl room, but it didn't quite work out (as you can see, I went in another direction). So, yesterday, I took six of the white ones and hung them in the playroom.
They kind of look like clouds.
So, it's not finished, but it's a start. I also made three canvases using some patterned paper scraps that I am going to hang in the foyer. I haven't photographed them yet so I will save that for another post.
Happy New Year!!!
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Scrap-a-palooza with the Silhouette


Still having fun with my Silhouette when I can get a chance amid the holiday goings on. And work. And kid stuff. You know how that goes.
I used the Silhouette to make the titles for both of these layouts. I also used it to make the film strip edges on the "gift" layout.
Speaking of gifts...Noel Mignon is running an AMAZING contest. Upload a layout with the theme "gift" and link it on their blog and you are entered to win TWO (yes two - one for you and one for a friend) of the December Bedford Falls kit. That is a nice giveaway. Wish me luck!
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Posted by
Katie Burnett
In:
American Crafts,
cheap teacher gifts,
craftiness,
easy teacher gifts,
heat embossing,
sculpey clay,
Silhouette,
Silhouette heat transfer,
teacher gifts
Crafty McCraftiness
The Prom King got me a Silhouette for Christmas (or more accurately, I purchased it on sale and informed him that was my Christmas gift). I have been having a really good time with it. Making tags. Making layout titles. Making cute little tee shirts...
I bought these cute little Peace tights a few weeks ago and couldn't find a shirt to go with them. So, I downloaded this little peace heart from the Silhouette online store and used some Dark Pink heat transfer material to make a shirt specifically to go with these pants. The pinks match perfectly. I would have gotten Cam to model, but she is using her unique 3-year-old ability to concoct her own outfits this morning (which means she is wearing a grouping of mismatched, seasonally inappropriate clothing).I also made some cute little star ornaments with Sculpey clay and American Crafts ZING! Embossing powder for Cam's teachers at school. They were super easy and very fun to make. The kids like to pick out the colors and pour the embossing powder on. I like to pour on lots of UTEE and watch it cook.

I printed a nice little Christmas phrase on a fourth of a sheet of white cardstock and attached the ornament with a glue dot. It looked kind of colorless, even with the ornament, so I took a light green marker and drew a little border too.
Hope you all are having a wonderful holiday season!!!
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