The Misadventures of a Multi-Crafteer

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GIVEAWAY~!!!!

I am giving away all 7 of the flowers done on my tutorials! PLUS a new flower forming foam and sponge! GIVEAWAY NOW OVER All you have to do is: 1. Be a follower of my blog 2. Leave a comment on this post stating which flower you like the most and why. (For addicional enteries you can leave comments on the flower posts themselves BUT you must leave a comment on here to qualify) 3. (optional) Which flower would you like me to do next? DON'T forget to leave me a way to contact you if you are annonymous. :) Open only to US and Canada That's it. I'll pick a winner through random.org Next Saturday, Feb. 11th. Thanks for looking! ALI

Fresh as a Gerbera Daisy

EDIT: I HAD TO TAKE DOWN THE TUTORIALS SINCE THEY WERE BEING DISTRIBUTED WITHOUT MY CONSENT, FOR PROFIT. I MAY COMPILE THEM LATER TO BE A PDF FILE FOR DOWNLOAD. THANK YOU FOR YOUR UNDERSTANDING. As promised, here is the tutorial for the Gerbera Daisies. I was going to do normal Daisies, but I just wanted to add some color to them, so I modified them a bit to accomodate my taste. As always, feel free to do them to your own liking. If you want normal daisies, just omit the inking stage. I started out by cutting the daisy design on the Art Philosophy cartridge on my Cricut. I tried looking for one on the Flower Shoppe cartridge, but it just didn't have enough petals for the look I wanted. If you don't have AP cartridge, and have Flower Shoppe, you can still use it. You just have to layer more of them on. Next, I used Scattered Straw Disstressing Ink to blot the flower. As you can see, I like using makeup sponges better than the daubers. Personal prefer...

Reuse and Recycle!

So last night I was looking at some Marketing material on the VistaPrint website. As I was checking out, these additional things I might be "interested" in kept coming up before actually getting to the checkout. It was annoing, until.... I saw the Business Card Bulletin Board Holders. $7.99 for 4!!! WHAT!!!???? Are you kidding me! They looked like a piece of cardboard with a pocket. I went, pshhh, I could do that.... And then, I COULD DO THAT! So, I didn't even finish my checkout, now that I think about it, and I came directly to my craftroom to see what I could come up with. *mumble*$7.99*mumble*I'll show them*mumble* I have a stack of Mailing envelopes Jamberry sends our product in. But any Heavy Cardstock will do. Next, I cut allong the white line of the Envelope. If you are doing it with cardstock, the measurements are 8inches tall, 4 inches accross. I then scored it horizontally at the 1.5, 2.0, and 3.5 inches Flip it and Sco...

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