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Fall Holiday Eileen Hull Sizzix Project Ideas and Tutorials to Try

6 Oct

Hey there!  Everyone’s favorite season is here and the Inspiration Team has some Fall Holiday Eileen Hull Sizzix Project Ideas to share with you this week.  All month long we will be celebrating “Fall-idays” where the IT will be sharing Holiday themed projects featuring Eileen Hull Sizzix dies from collections past and present.  Grab a pumpkin spice latte and lets get inspired!

Fall Holiday Eileen Hull Sizzix Project Ideas

Tracy Evans starts the fall fun with a Passport Book Project.  Tracy combined embossing, inking and luscious layering to create a really cool Raven Mini Book!  Fibers and Ephemera adorn the front cover with skeleton beads accenting the binding.  This creation is a Halloween lovers dream!

Fall Holiday Eileen Hull Sizzix Project Ideas : Halloween Raven Passport Book Tutorial by Tracy Evans

Take a flight of fancy over to Tracy’s Blog  for a full tutorial on how to create a Raven Passport Book.

Pam Bray shares an adorable Halloween Spooky Spider Treat Caddy perfect for handing out sweet and practical treats!   Pam’s project is sweet enough on it’s own but somehow she’s found a way to make it even sweeter with the goodies it contains.

Fall Holiday Eileen Hull Sizzix Project Ideas: Spooky Spider Luggage Tag Treat Box Tutorial by Pam Bray

Crawl on over to Pam’s Blog for a full tutorial on how she used the Luggage Tag and Make it 3-D dies to create this sweet and spooky treat box.

Julia Aston shares an incredibly clever Halloween creation featuring an old favorite Eileen Hull die…the Cupcake Stand!  Julia has transformed her Cupcake Stand Die cuts into an Apothecary Lab Table with wee potion bottles, spell books and skulls!

Fall Holiday Eileen Hull Sizzix Project Ideas: Apothecary Lab Table Tutorial by Julia Aston

Head on over to Julia’s Creative Lab for a full tutorial on how to create your own Apothecary Table!

Hope you have enjoyed this weeks round of Fall Holiday Eileen Hull Sizzix Project Ideas.  We will see you soon for more Fall-iday Inspiration and tutorials.

Eileen

Categories:
Eileen Hull, Sizzix, Uncategorized
Tags:
Fall Sizzix Projects, Halloween crafts, halloween sizzix projects, holiday crafts

Paper Trail 15 Schedule

1 Sep

Yes, this is happening- here is the Paper Trail 15 schedule!

In 2013, I bought a 1976 Serro Scotty trailer on eBay. I decided to outfit the trailer as a mobile studio and teach classes in craft stores across the country. My first trip from Virginia to California went amazingly well and I was hooked on travel teaching. And so the Paper Trail was born…

On September 7, I begin my fifteenth Paper Trail journey! I am headed from Virginia to Calgary, Canada, then all down the west coast and back toward home- arriving November 7 (God willing!) Please join me on the trip and follow along on social media.

If you live somewhere along the route, I would love to meet you! The Paper Trail schedule is listed below- if you’d like to sign up for a class, call your local store now to reserve a spot!

eileenhull.com-PT7-Week1-16

September 9, 2017

Neu Scrapbooking

5135 S Emerson Ave |  Indianapolis, IN 46237  |  (317) 781-7970

 

September 10, 2017

Palette and Paper

6421 Oaklandon Road | Indianapolis 46236  |317 459 3199

 

September 11, 2017

Visit with designer friends Madeline Arendt and Rebekah Meier.

Join us at Eileen Hull Designs for a Facebook Live in the evening!

 

September 12, 2017

Corporate Sponsor visits

 

September 13, 2017

Village Paper & Ink

5602 Broad Street  |  Greendale, WI 53129  |  414-367-2724

 

September 15, 2017

Scrapmania   

224 Collins Road NE  | Cedar Rapids, IA 52402 |  319-377-9999

 

September 16-17, 2017

Pine City Scrapbooking Co.

415 2nd Ave SE  | Pine City, MN 55063  |  320-629-9960

 

September 18, 2017

K & Krafts

420 Center Ave Ste #10 Moorhead Center Mall  |  Moorhead, MN 56560 |  (218) 233-3220

September 22-23, 2017

Great Canadian Scrapbooking Carnival

Come see Scotty and I in Calgary!

Find me in the Emerald Creek and Creative Scrapbooker Magazine

booths demoing my Sizzix Twist & Style tool and beautiful 3D flowers.

Hope you can stop by for a Make and Take!

 

September 26, 2017

Scrapendipity

208 3400 14th ST NW  |  Calgary, Alberta  |  1 403-399-2127

September 29-30, 2017

AFCI- Canada Retreat

3750 Market Street SE  |  Calgary  Alberta  T3M 2P2 |  Canada  | 1-587-349-7599

Excited to be teaching at the AFCI (formerly known as CHA) Canadian- West Retreat!

October 3-4, 2017

Scrap & Bean

#110, 13220 St. Albert Trail  |  Edmonton, Alberta  |  780-406-4539

 

October 7, 2017

Clipper Street Scrapbook Company

6360 202 St # 105  |  Langley, British Columbia  |  1 604-514-2229

October 8, 2017

Urban Scrapbooker

9810 Edmonds Way  |  Edmonds, WA 98020  |  425- 771-2400

 

October 12, 2017

The Artists’s Palette Studio

1710 Oak Street   |  Eugene, OR 97401   |   541-686-3395

October 13, 2017

The Creative Makery

3940 Shenstone Drive  |  Eugene, Oregon 97404   |   503-515-2490

October 15, 2017

Scrapbook Island’s Creative Escape

14090 Blossom Hill Rd  |  Los Gatos, California  |  408- 402-3581

 

October 17, 2017

It’s All About the Scrapbook

1670 N. Lincoln Suite B  |  Dixon, California  |  707-676-5252

 

October 19, 2017

Witt’s Everything for the Office

20437 Brian Way Ste B  |  Tehachapi, CA  |  (661) 822-6760

October 22, 2017

Perfect Day Scrapbooking

9552 Hamilton Ave.  |   Huntington Beach, CA 92646  |  714-369-2862

October 23-25, 2017

Sizzix HQ

25862 Commercentre Drive  |  Lake Forest, CA 92630  |  877.355.4766

meetings, videos

 

October 28, 2017

Paper Tales

3960 W. Point Loma Boulevard, Suite N  |​ San Diego, California 92110  |  ​​619.222.2510

 

October 30/31 , 2017

Scrapbook.com

Phoenix, AZ

Shooting videos 🙂

 

November 3, 2017

My Heart’s Fancy

16534 N. Penn Ave.  |  Edmond, OK  73012  |  405-509-6788

 

November 4- 5, 2017

Imagine That Scrapbooking and Gifts

1354 27th Ave  |  Suite 109 Columbus, NE 68601  |  (402) 606-4600

Scrap Cabana Retreat!


This is going to be quite a trip! Please follow along on Facebook  and Instagram and stay tuned for Facebook Lives all along the way…

If you have not joined the Eileen Hull Fan Club, our creative community from all around the world, please do! We will have another giveaway soon to celebrate 1500 members! You have to be a member to win though, so sign up now 🙂  See you on the road!

Categories:
Eileen Hull, Paper Trail, Uncategorized

Easy Sizzix Washi Tape Journal

21 Aug

You will not believe how fast it is to make this easy Sizzix Washi Tape Journal.

Have you been collecting washi tape and not sure what to do with it all? Create this Washi Tape Traveler’s Notebook in less than an hour in your favorite colors! 

Here’s a Facebook Live video showing how it goes together. If you just want to see the project, skip ahead to about 12:00. Please join me and friends from all around the world on Tuesdays at 6:00 Eastern and Thursdays at 4:00 to create together on Facebook Live at Eileen Hull Designs.

Supplies:

  • Sizzix ScoreBoards XL Die- Journal by Eileen Hull
  • Washi tape
  • One sheet of coordinating colored cardstock- 8 1/2” x 11”
  • Sizzix Little Sizzles Matboard- white
  • Zip Dry Paper Glue
  • Therm O Web Easy Tear Tape- 1/4”
  • Elastic
  • Insert books for Traveler’s Notebook
  • Sizzix Big Shot
  • Extended Cutting Pads
  • Craft Knife
  • Paper piercer or die pick.

Instructions:

  1. Die cut two Journal covers from matboard.
  2. Arrange covers with binding strips in the center, butting up to each other.  Take a strip of washi tape and stretch it across both covers on the diagonal, leaving about one inch extra on both ends.  Wrap excess tape around to the back of the Journal cover
  3. Follow the angle of the first piece and continue placing washi tape across both covers, alternating colors and varying the thickness of the tape.
  4. When Journal covers are completely covered with tape, carefully cut them apart down the middle with craft knife. Poke holes through the washi tape in the binding with paper piercer or die pick.
  5. Cut two pieces of card stock 4 3/8” x 8 1/2”. Add double sided tape to the back of both pieces and place on the insides of the journal covers. If desired, cover the three inside exposed binding strips with washi tape.
  6. Assemble Journal as shown on packaging instructions.  Add elastic to the spine and Journal inserts as desired.
  7. Wrap Traveler’s Notebook with a headband for a closure and add in a flower planner clip  and you are in business!

TIP: Not all washi tape is created equal! You may find that after a little use, some tape may start to peel back.  Add a dot of glue under where it’s peeling and apply pressure for a couple of seconds to fasten it down.

Categories:
Eileen Hull, Projects, Scoreboards, Sizzix, Uncategorized
Tags:
Journal, washi tape

Sizzix Journal Paper Trail Planner

20 Aug

I am gearing up for another trip in my vintage camper Scotty! And I need something to keep me organized so I made this Sizzix Journal Paper Trail Planner…

Fabric designer Kelly Panacci sent me this fabric after I commented on it on Instagram. Trailers have become my “thing” in the past few years and I love the adorable vintage images on this fabric collection. The spine on my new Paper Trail planner was reinforced and made larger to allow for a bigger book to include all the info I need in one spot for a long road trip!

Materials:

  • Sizzix Matboard package, white
  • Therm O Web Easy Cut Adhesive Sheets- 6” x 12”
  • Road Trip fabric by Kelly Panacci- fat quarters
  • Brown packing paper sheets
  • Charms, bead chain
  • Elastic- round 1.5 mm x 24” and flat 1/4” x 10”
  • Wood slice- 2”
  • Sizzix Recipe Card & Label

 

The charms were a gift from Megan at Blue Moon Beads.

Instructions:

  1. Cover both sides of a sheet of mat board with adhesive sheets. Remove release paper from one side. Place fabric on top of the adhesive starting on one end and smoothing across to the other end. Remove release paper from the other side of matboard and place solid color paper over adhesive. Run both mat board pieces through Big Shot with fabric side facing the die.
  2. Repeat with another sheet of mat board  TIP: With directional fabric and paper, flip second cover in the opposite direction from the first when die cutting so that both prints are running in the same direction.
  3. Turn covers so both binding strips butt up to each other in the middle. Cut a piece of mat board 8 3/4” x 1 1/4” as reinforcement binding strip. Center strip under the binding and mark each hole.  Punch matching holes in binding strip. Glue mat board to binding on the inside of the cover to strengthen spine. Secure with binder clips and allow to dry.
  4. There are four sets of holes instead of three and a wider spine than if the Journal was bound in the traditional way.  More elastic may be added for additional inserts.

My Paper Trail Planner

The book has a section for mileage, expenses, maps, photos and a plastic pocket for receipts.

I stay in the Choice Hotel chains because I get points- sometimes stay 2 nights get one night free!

I made this label and then realized that I stamped the “a” upside down. I thought about re-doing it, but then decided it was kind of fitting. There are always mistakes and adventures along the way 🙂

I am headed out on September 7 on Paper Trail #15. I’ll be posting on Facebook at Eileen Hull Designs! Thanks for reading 🙂

Categories:
Paper Trail, Projects, Sizzix, Uncategorized
Tags:
Journal, Paper Trail, Sizzix

Nora’s Baby Book Made with the Sizzix Journal

20 Aug

I had so much fun creating Nora’s Baby Book!

There’s nothing more special than welcoming a new little one into the family.  And what better way to remember every milestone than by keeping a journal to record the first year?

One of the things that really makes this project special are the vintage cards. My husband found his baby book in some old boxes and threw it away. I took it out of the trash and scanned all of the baby cards given when he was born 🙂 I used them in Nora’s Baby Book to pass along to the next generation.

Supplies:

  • Scrapbook papers in coordinating colors for pages and ephemera
  • Therm O Web DecoFoil (gold)
  • Therm O Web White Foam Adhesive
  • ThermO Web Memory Tape Runner XL
  • Therm O Web Adhesive Pen
  • Pink twine, ribbon, paper clips, ruffled trim
  • Paper clips
  • Zip Dry Paper Glue
  • Paper trimmer
  • Sizzix Homemade Alphabet
  • Sizzix Elephants & Giraffe (retired)
  • Color Box Blends inks: Stop, Melon, Tutu, Golden, Leaf, Bay, Beach

Instructions:

  1. Die cut two journal covers and flip one 180 degrees so both binding strips butt up to each other in the middle.
  2. Select the palette of Blends ink colors desired for journal cover. On a non stick mat, spritz a small amount of water. Starting with the lightest color, take Blends ink applicator and dip the sponge in water. The color will fade slightly and allow the applicator to glide freely across the matboard, producing a watercolor effect.  Arrange colors as desired and begin swiping the Blends across the covers.  Allow to dry.
  3. Die cut two Elephant shapes (shadow and detail) from Adhesive Foam. Peel off release paper from one side. Place dull side of the foil on adhesive. Burnish all areas and peel up revealing a beautiful foiled elephant! Die cut the baby’s name from adhesive foam and repeat. When you are ready to position name and elephant, remove other side of release paper and adhere to cover.  Two elephants are stacked on top of each other for dimensional look.  TIP: Make sure foil goes on the correct side of the foam- otherwise letters could be reversed.
  4. Cut 10-12 pages for baby book measuring 8 1/2” x 8 1/2”. If you want to make a pocket, then cut 8 1/2” x 12” and score at 4 1/4” and 8 1/2” and fold the flap over.
  5. To bind pages, cut a length of twine about two feet for each page. Wrap twine around the inside of the fold and tie it into the book. Knot each page inside or outside book.
  6. On the back inside cover, glue pink ruffle.
  7. Decorate each page of the book- add baby related stamps, lettering, ephemera and photos!

Thanks for looking through Nora’s Baby Book with me!

Categories:
Eileen Hull, Projects, Scoreboards, Uncategorized
Tags:
Baby Book, HeARTfelt Journals, Journal, Journal Die, Sizzix

Sizzix Felt Journals

19 Aug

I am loving making these Sizzix Felt Journals! They are are quick and easy to stitch up and bright and colorful too.

My original plan was to make this a journal cover, but I changed my mind. After making this one, I am dying to try another felt wallet!

And then… the trailer version in honor of the upcoming Paper Trail 15.

That’s right- in three weeks I leave for TWO MONTHS on an international teaching tour with my faithful companion, vintage camper Scotty trailing along behind me. Am I insane? Maybe, but I sure have a fun time 🙂

I cut the different elements from the Travel Trailer, Stitchy Flowers, Grass, Homemade Alphabet and Birds & Butterflies Sizzix dies. They were stitched or glued on the base Journal die. I used a combination of felts- EcoFo Premium for the Journal and Exotic Bamboo felt for the flowers and grass. I like to mix and match them for a variety of colors and weights.

Something to remember when creating a journal cover from felt- it’s floppy. You will need to reinforce the spine or keep the elastic loose. Otherwise, the spine will want to bend in.

If you would like to see more Journal ideas like this, you will want our new ebook!

Journal Treasury

For a look at 85 other ways to use this Sizzix die, check out our new ebook by Bella Craft Publishing! Click HERE to buy your copy for only $11.87- special price for August only!

Thanks for reading 🙂

Categories:
Uncategorized
Tags:
HeARTfelt Journals, Journal, Journal Treasury, Sizzix

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I grew up in a big family where there was always an art project in the works. Learning to think creatively has been a huge benefit throughout my life: from thirteen military moves and raising four children to developing product lines for craft manufacturers. Come visit and see a slice of my life...
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