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Projects for All Seasons with Chapter 3!

11 Aug

Eileen Hull’s newest Chapter 3 Sizzix dies aren’t just for Christmas crafting. Due to their versatility, you can easily make projects for all seasons! The Inspiration Team has been busy and has a wonderful assortment of projects to share with you to get your creative juices flowing.

I have to admit I am starting to think about Halloween crafting and it is apparent that so is Julia Aston. Just look at her clever use of the Ornament Box die to create this fabulously spooky little treat container! I especially love how she used one of “stripe” pieces as the moon. Find the tutorial and more photos on Julia’s blog.

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Designer Susie Bentz created a seasonal welcome sign to hang on her door. She made it so she can switch out the items in the back of the Truck to match the season or holiday at hand. How fun is that? Learn all the ins and outs to making one of your own in Susie’s blog post.

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Mitsyana Wright also used the Vintage Truck Die to make an absolutely adorable slimline card. Wouldn’t this bring a smile to someone’s face? I’ll let you in on a secret – there is a wobbler behind that truck so it bounces around in a most charming fashion! You can find the tutorial and a little video clip of the card in action on Mitsyana’s blog.

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Cooling things down a bit is Maggi Harding’s beautifully elegant Christmas easel card made with Eileen’s Wreath & Snowflake Die Set and gorgeous Graphic 45 patterned papers. She shows you the construction of the card so you can make your own. Also included in her post are two other cards so you will find inspiration aplenty when you pay her blog a visit!

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Visit next week for more crafting for all seasons inspiration!

Thanks for visiting and see you next week! In case you missed last week’s first installment, you can find the link HERE.

Are you a member of the Eileen Hull Fan Club? Join over 5,5oo other members to share ideas, inspiration, sources, challenges and make some fabulous friends. Make sure to answer the questions! Watch her Facebook Lives on Eileen Hull Designs on Tuesdays at 6:00 Eastern and Thursdays at 4:00. You’ll get project ideas, techniques, inspiration and creative community. Additionally, you can also find Eileen on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and Pinterest.

Folios and Flowers With Eileen Hull’s Sizzix Dies

10 Mar

Visual treats are in store for you this week with more Folios and flowers Sizzix Dies creative makes. Eileen Hull’s newest Sizzix Chapter 1 Dies, the ScoreBoards Folio Journal Die, coordinating Folio Page, Pockets and Flower Thinlits set and the Mandala Thinlits die will allow your creativity to bloom!

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The Inspiration Team has, as always, been busy making projects to inspire you. Let’s take a look…

Karen Bearse is back with the Part 2 reveal of her fabulous junk journal Folio. Last week she shared a closer look and tutorial for creating the mixed media Folio journal cover (love!!) This week she shares the inside pages, complete with a video flip-through. Don’t miss her blog post to see all the juicy details.

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Designer Maggi Harding has created another gorgeous Folio journal to share with us. In fact, today (March 10th) at 4pm EST she will be doing a Facebook Live in the Eileen Hull Fan Club group to share a little tutorial and a closer look at this fantastic creation! If you are a member of the group you can tune in or watch it on replay later. In the meantime, head on over to Maggi’s blog to feast your eyes on the loveliness.

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Maxing out the flower power, Susie Bentz crafted a super cute piece of home decor perfect for spring. The three dimensional effect of the flowers cut with the Folio Page, Pockets and Flower Thinlits set really make them pop and Susie’s choice of colors and theme would make this a cheerful addition to any home decor. Check out her blog to see how she worked her magic!

Visit again next Wednesday for more inspiration using Eileen Hull’s newest Sizzix dies!

Thanks for visiting to see the creations from the Inspiration Team! Did you enjoy all those flowers and Folio projects using Eileen’s new Sizzix dies? If you missed last week’s post, you can see it HERE. Join us next Wednesday for more inspiration.

Are you a member of the Eileen Hull Fan Club? Join over 5,ooo other members to share ideas, inspiration, sources, challenges and make some fabulous friends – make sure to answer the questions! Watch her Facebook Lives at Eileen Hull Designs on Tuesdays at 6:00 Eastern and Thursdays at 4:00 to for project ideas, techniques, inspiration and creative community. Additionally, you can also find Eileen on Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest.

Below is the link for Eileen’s Tuesday Facebook Live! Eileen found some fun goodies on a shopping trip (see it all!) She also has some great tips for using fun foam in a spring Folio Journal project. Join in and see the replay. There are some new technical difficulties with embedding Facebook videos into these blog posts, so FOLLOW THIS LINK to watch the show.

Fall is in the Air House

16 Sep

Hi everyone it’s me, Tonya! If you have been following along you know Eileen is away teaching classes. So today I’m “taking over” the blog to show you how I created this simple Fall is in the Air House!

Creating the House

To start this project, cut two House Ornament Diecut from matboard. Cut the flap off one of the house diecuts on the bottom as seen in the photo below.

Ink an Art Dauber with Butter Chalk Ink from the Cornucopia Chalk Paintbox Inks. This set of inks was used for the whole project including inking both house diecuts. Place the Mandala Art Screen on top of the house diecut and load a spatula with Extra Heavy Gel (Matte) Apply the gel over the art screen. Complete the same steps for second house diecut and let both diecuts dry. This was my first time I ever used extra heavy matte gel and I discovered I absolutely LOVED it!

Next ink Art Daubers with Harvest, Dark Brown and Pumpkin Spice Chalk Inks and randomly ink both house diecuts. Once dry, adhere both house diecuts together and add gems around both sides of the roof.

Decorating the House

I must have been in a crafting zone because I forgot to take photos of the steps of how I put the flower together. YIKES! Cut six flowers and one leaf from crinoline fabric from the Journaling Card, Flowers and Leaves Diecuts. The glass tray was inked with Red Barn and Dark Moss Chalk Inks, and water was added to both inks. Six flowers were placed into the Red Barn and the leaf was placed into the Dark Moss Inks. All diecuts were completely covered before I removed them to dry. The final step for the flower was adhering all together. I added the leaf to the back of the flower before adhering to the corner of the roof.

The tiny chipboard flower I inked with Red Barn. The Watercolor Paper leaf was inked with Mint Chalk Inks. The leaf was added to back and a sequin to the center of flower. I then placed a Foam Pop Dot to the back of the flower and above the window. The house was finished by tying a bow from cording and adding to the side of the roof. I hope you have been following Eileen as she travels and her Inspiration Team as they share their some fun crafting ideas!

Thanks for stopping by, hope your day is wonderful and enjoy creating!