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TABLE of CONTENTS A Stencil Story ............38
Gallery Idol Top 20 ......67
Build custom backgrounds, unique focal points, and touchable textures with sensational stencils.
See what has everyone excited about this year’s Gallery Idol top 20 finishers.
Talk Nerdy to Me .........53 Let your inner nerd out with pie charts, math equations, computer codes, and geeky glasses.
ON THE COVER Us Layout ............................. 43 Hipster Fox Card .................... 17 Happy Birthday Friend Card .... 48
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Plugged In with Paper Crafts & Scrapbooking ...............10
Sparks of Creativity ..........26 Discover what has the Go-to Gals energized and inspired.
Stay in tune with what’s happening online.
Creative Sketch ...............34
Trend Talk: Feeling Foxy ....................14
Get inspired by this month’s creative and versatile sketch trigger.
This trendy icon has made itself at home with papercrafted cards and layouts.
Photo Tricks: Capturing the Look ..........78
Paper Crafting 101 ..........24
Learn tips for capturing “the look” that defines an individual.
Go-to Gal Laura Williams shares her delicious doodling techniques.
Tips, Tools, and Techniques ...............84
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IN EVERY ISSUE From the Editors ............9 Sweepstakes ...............89 Look Ahead .................90 Simple Printables & Downloads ...............92 Get Inspired ................94
Discover the latest in hottest supplies, freshest tips, and coolest techniques. For more information on products used on projects in this issue, see our Product Guide online at PaperCraftsandScrapbooking.com.
A key to easy-reference icons found throughout this issue: FRESH FACE: Made by a designer never published before in Paper Crafts & Scrapbooking.
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Unleash your inner nerd with this Apple of My Eye Card by Lorena Cantó Lavería! Plenty more geeky projects await you in the Talk Nerdy to Me feature, starting on p. 53.”
Miriam Prantner’s painstaking approach to her audition round card for our annual Gallery Idol competition won her a spot in the Top 20. See how she and the other 19 ladies used washi tape in inspiring ways!”
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Ah . . . the simplicity of Heather Campbell’s stamped You’ve Got This card is so lovely and inviting. I can’t help but love the expert stamp and color choices and overall composition of this card. ”
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I love doodling, and Laura William’s Doodled Feathers Love card is a great example of how simple doodling can be. A few lines and squiggles is all it takes, and I love that it looks like stitching!” –Stacy Croninger, Digital Managing Editor
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Stencils are more versatile than you may think, and Teri Anderson’s fun Scribbles Birthday Card shows how to use a traced stencil image filled in with pen.” –Jennifer Schaerer, Editor-in-Chief
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Hello Smart Phone Card by Jennifer Ingle This cute and oh-so-clever card is one of my favorites because it bridges the technology gap in giving a handmade card within our increasingly electronic world. It also got a double like from my tween daughter when she saw it, so it MUST be awesome! -Jennifer Schaerer
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Peace, Love, & Joy Card by Alice Wertz Check this out: Alice die-cut multiples of the word joy and adhered them together to create a thick word. She then stamped it with a music staff and repeated that design on the card using different colors and second generation stamping. Truly brought joy to my day! -Stacy Croninger
Floral Hey There Card by Emily Branch This card shows how the little details can really make a card. Notice the soft two-tone stamped owers and foliage, the pinked washi tape, sequins, and thread, plus that rounded corner with patterned paper behind; this is a gorgeously designed card! -Holly Anderson
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Earthy Thanks a Bunch Card by Mandy LaCroix BasicGrey’s Persimmon collection was one of my favorites from the fall season, so when I saw this card, I immediately loved it. Mandy’s use of blue staples, die-cut cork, and embossed woodgrain are just the right touches when coupled with this collection. -Kerri Miller
Floral Zigzag Hello Card by Amanda Coleman This trendy card is so simple to recreate, but it looks like something you could find at a chic boutique. A fresh color combination, bold flower, and graphic print all blend harmoniously in this delightful card. And those sequins? Just like sprinkles on top of the perfect cupcake. -Susan Opel
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Zoo Struck Layout De esi sign gner gn err: Li L sa Lah ahif ifff if Lisa’s photos took center stage on her layout by using a variety of sizes, matting a few, and overlapping them. You can also see her children’s emotions and relationships, which allowed her to not only preserve a memory, but also capture their sweet personalities.
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Feeling Foxy There’s nothing tricky about these designs! Foxes have won our hearts with their sleek coats and sly antics. They’ve become a trendy icon permeating many parts of our lives from stationery and home décor to quirky sweaters and mugs. See how paper crafters have taken this creature to new heights!
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For an authentic foxy feel, add lots of texture to mimic the fox’s outdoor habitat.
The stamp set that Maria used is no longer available. You might try the Hello Foxy set from Papertrey Ink as an alternative.
Loving Fox Gift Box
Hey Foxy Card
Designer: Lorena Cantó Lavería
Designer: Maria Fischer
1 Die-cut, emboss, and assemble box; wrap with twine. 2 Affix sticker; die-cut heart from cork and adhere. Affix rhinestone and dot. 3 Stamp and paper-piece fox; adhere with foam tape. 4 Stamp word bubble, trim, and adhere with foam tape.
1 Print patterned paper; trim and adhere to card base. 2 Trim vellum and stitch to card. 3 Die-cut letters from packaging and adhere. 4 Stamp and emboss fox; punch and adhere with foam tape.
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Fox Cupcake Wrap
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1 Die-cut cupcake wrap from cardstock and d assemble. bl 2 Add dots d t for f eyes and d color nose with pen. 3 Trim straw and adhere ribbon; affix sticker.
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Fox in Trees Card
The Fox Says Hello Card
Designer: Teri Anderson
Designer: Kimberley Makortoff
1 Stamp trees on cardstock, trim, and adhere to card base. 2 Cut snow from cardstock; adhere. 3 Stamp sentiment and affix letters. 4 Stamp and trim fox and color with white pencil; adhere bow and affix rhinestone. Adhere to card base. 5 Punch hearts and adhere; round corners.
1 Cut and assemble fox using pattern provided at PaperCraftsandScrapbooking. com/downloads. Adhere to card base. 2 Affix letter stickers.
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Fox Thanks Tag Designer: Erin Lee Schreiner 1 Die-cut tag and adhere wood veneers. 2 Tie twine.
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Hello Foxy Card
Foxy Thang Card
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Designer: Rachel Bartunek
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1 Download and print fox and sentiment on card db base. 2 Add colored l d pencil il highlights. 3 Print sentiment on cardstock. Trim sentiment and adhere using foam tape.
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Doodled Flowers Miss You Card
Doodled Feathers Love Card
Designer: Laura Williams
Designer: Laura Williams
1 Round bottom corners of card base. 2 Trim cardstock and patterned paper, round bottom corners; adhere. 3 Stamp sentiment on cardstock. Doodle border, trim, and adhere with foam tape. 4 Diecut flowers. Mat with cardstock. Doodle around edges. Trim and affix dots. 5 Adhere flowers to card base, using foam tape for one.
1 Stamp sentiment on cardstock panel and doodle border. 2 Adhere to card base. Doodle around edges. 3 Stamp feathers. Doodle on and around edges of feathers. 4 Trim feathers; adhere. 5 Wrap twine and tie bow.
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While I love fall, the traditional fall color palette does not come naturally to me. When I saw this leaf illustration, my mind overowed with possibilities for how it could be translated into card designs. I used the color palette and the concept of combining different leaves as a starting place to stretch my creativity. The end result is totally different from my usual fun & cute style, but I am equally thrilled with how it turned out!
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Gold is a trend that is not going anywhere! This Gold Foil Paper from Fancy Pants Designs feels just like patterned paper, but with a beautiful metallic shine. It can be cut with die templates and even be embossed. On this card, I used the Gold Foil Paper to create my own sentiment with my die-cutting machine and accents with a basic hole punch.
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The watercolor trend is bigger than ever, and I just love the look. It can be a little intimidating, however, if you’re like me and don’t have a lot of skill with a paintbrush. Watercolor pencils are the perfect solution. Just color your design, and when blended with water the pigment turns into gorgeous watercolor. A reďŹ llable water brush pen will give you even more control and help you create beautiful watercolor designs!
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When I’m stuck in a creative rut, I look for ways to add texture and dimension to my paper crafting projects. I was recently introduced to a brand new steel die that creates a 3D bow shape in a single run of my manual die cutter. I am a sucker for ingenious products like this die! It not only die-cuts paper and cardstock, but effortlessly cuts through my favorite felt. And the best part? Only one piece of material to work with. Fun and easy!
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I love die-cutting shapes from the center of other die cuts, and I can easily do it all in one step using the Sizzix Magnetic Platform. It holds wafer-thin dies right in place without having to tape them. For this card, I arranged the pinked rectangle, tree, and sentiment dies and ran them through my Big Shot all at once. It came out perfectly on the first try!
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Stay Positive Card Designer: Teri Anderson
Designer: Renee’ Morris-Dezember
1 Adhere vellum edge to back of card base, fold over, and tear. 2 Trim and adhere cardstock strips. 3 Stamp sentiment. 4 Trim and adhere cardstock rectangle. 5 Trim three squares. Stamp colored circles with back of stamp and stamp scribbles with front of stamp; adhere and affix rhinestones. 6 Trim cardstock strips and affix rhinestones.
1 Adhere patterned paper panel to card base. Stitch patterned paper to card base. 2 Die-cut frame and adhere; stamp “always” three times. 3 Affix washi tape and zigzag-stitch; attach brads. 4 Die-cut circle and scalloped circle; stamp sentiment. Attach brad and adhere with foam tape.
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Seriously y Awesome Card
For Your Kindness Card
Designer: Heather Campbell
Designer: Bethany Stellpflug
1 Lightly sponge ink over stencil on a cardstock panel; remove and let dry. 2 Stamp sentiment, pen, and splotches. 3 Adhere to card base.
1 Mask sentiment area on card front. 2 Lay stencil over card. Apply inks, remove stencil, and let dry. 3 Remove mask and stamp sentiment.
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Follow Your Heart Card Desi De s gn gner er:: Cr Cris istitina na Mar artitine nezz Di Diez ez 1 La Layy st sten e cciil ov over er car ards dsto ds tockk, ap appl plly wh p hit itee iin nk, k rem e ovve em sten st enci cil, l, an nd d let e dry ry. 2 Lay ayy ste tenc ncill on caard d sliigh g ttlly offf from fr o whi om hite tee ink nk, ap appl plyy br pl brow own ow n in ink, rem e ov ovee st sten enci nci c l, l and d le et dr d y. 3 Sta tamp amp p and d emb mbos o s sent os se en im men nt. 4 Sta tamp mp and mp em mbooss ss hea eart rt on pane pane pa nel. l.. Sta t mp p and emb mbos osss he os h arrt on n s ra sc rap ca card rd dst s oc ck.. Tri r m and an nd ad dhe eree to pa pane pane nel. l 5 Adh dher ere er paan neel to o car ard d baasee usi sing ing ng foa oam m tta aape pe.. pe Stamp Stam p wi with th pig igme ment nt ink and use cle lear ar embo em boss ssin ingg po powd wder er if yo you u do don’ n’tt ha have ve embo em boss ssin ingg po owder in n th thee co colo lorr yo you u ne need ed.
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When ste When tencilin ingg wi with th dif iffe fere rent nt ink colo co lors rs,, us use a repoositi tion onab ablee notte to cov over er the exposed ste t nccil i areas so the col olor orss do don’ n’tt mi m x.
Simply Being You Card
I’m So Grateful Card
Designer: Vera Wirianta Yates
Designer: Lorena Cantó Lavería
1 Trim pearlescent paper. Die-cut acetate to create stencil; apply inks over stencil. Remove stencil, let dry, and adhere to card base. 2 Draw stitching in various ovals. 3 Stamp sentiment, trim, and adhere with foam tape. 4 Affix dots.
1 Die-cut acetate to create stencil. Apply a variety of ink colors over stencil on card base. Remove stencil; let dry. 2 Stamp sentiment. 3 Score square around stenciled design.
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Simply Amazing Letterpress Card Desi De sign gner er:: La Lalo lo Ish shik ikii-Ka Kala lahe hele 1 Ap Appl p y in pl nk to ste tenc ncil nc ill. Pl Plac acee st sten e ciil en up psi side de e dow wn on on carrdsstoockk usiing g tap ape e to hold ho ld d in pl plac ace. ac e. Covver wit e. ith h sc scra rap ra p pape pape pa per; r r; embo em boss bo ss.. No ss Note te:: Us te Usee pl plen enty en ty of in inkk fo forr the th he beest cov over erag er age. ag ee.. Pic ickk up ste tenc ncil nc ill by si side de des es t avo to oid d wip ipin ipin ng in inkk of offf st sten enci en cill. Rem ci emov o e ov sten nci c l;; let dry ry. 2 Adher dh her e e embo boss s ed d imag ge to card d base e. 3 Staamp m se ent n im men nt, tri r m, and adh herre. e
Metal stencils work best for creating letterpress designs because of their stiffness, but experime ment nt witth ot o her stencils and an d em embo boss ssin ingg pl plat ates es to cr crea eate te a si simi mila larr lo look ok.
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Us Layout Des De sign gner er:: Je Jenn nnif ifer er Ing ngle le
• Cust Custom omiz izee sh ship ippi ping ng tag agss too mat atch ch your yo ur lay ayou outt us usin ingg st sten enci cils ls and ink nk.. • Leav Leavee in inkk of offf a po port rtio ion n of you ourr st sten enci cill patt pa tter ern n fo forr a fa fade ded, d, wea eath ther ered ed loo ook. k.
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Rememb Reme mber er,, st sten enci cils ls don’ do n’tt me mean an you hav avee to gett me ge mess ssy! y! Use pen ens, s, penc pe ncil ils, s, and mar arke kers rs to crea cr eate te you ourr de desi sign gn.
Scribbles Birthday Card
Rainbow Thank You Card
Designer: Teri Anderson
Designer: Teri Anderson
1 Trace stencil design with pen on panel, and scribble in openings. 2 Stamp sentiment. Draw dots before and after sentiment. 3 Mat panel and adhere patterned paper strip. Adhere thread bunch to back. 4 Adhere patterned papers to card base; adhere panel. 5 Affix enamel shapes.
1 Trace stencil on cardstock panel with various pencil colors. Adhere to card base. 2 Draw box with pen around panel and draw another slightly larger than panel. 3 Stamp sentiment. 4 Affix rhinestones.
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Life is Good Layout Desi De sign gner er:: Ki Kim m Wa Wats tson on
• Trac Tracee th thee st sten enci cill de desi sign gn on yo your u back ba ckgr grou und and the hen nfi fill the dessig ign n with wi th pat atte tern rned ed pap aper er,, do dood odle es, and ink nk. • Appl Applyy a li ligh ghtt la laye yerr of ges esso so to yo your ur patt pa tter erne ned d pa pape perr to cal alm m a bu busy sy des esig ign n and an d cr crea eate te a mut uted ed bac ackg kgro roun und d fo forr th thee rest re st of yo your ur lay ayou out. t.
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Use a va Use vari riet etyy of medi me dium umss wi with th ste tenc ncil ilss to cre reat atee de dept pth h an and d text te xtur uree on you ourr ca card rd.
Glitter Thanks Card
Hello Sunshine Card
Designer: Linda Beeson
Designer: Miriam Prantner
1 Lay stencil over cardstock panel and apply white embossing paste. Remove stencil; let dry. 2 Lay stencil over panel and apply gold embossing paste. Remove stencil; let dry. 3 Lay stencil over panel and apply ink over portions of stencil, ďŹ lling in open areas. 4 Stamp leaf sprigs. Ink edges of panel; adhere to card base. 5 Stamp ornate design, heat-emboss, and fussy-cut. Adhere using foam tape. Adhere ower. 6 Die-cut sentiment; adhere.
1 Lay stencil over cardstock panel and apply embossing paste. Remove stencil; let dry. Apply ink lightest to darkest starting in the center of the circles working out. 2 Die-cut Hello from panel and cardstock. Place cardstock die cut in panel. 3 Stamp sentiment on cardstock, heat-emboss, trim, and adhere to panel. Adhere to card base.
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Tha ank ks Card Designer: Chan Vuong 1L Laay ssttten enci en c l ovverr car a ds dstoocckk pan anel e and in ink wi w th lig ghtt and n darkk co c lo ors ove veer s en st e ci c l desi deessiign g . Re Remo move v ste t ncil and n nd s am st a p ik katt des esig ign. ig n 2 Stamp ta amp sen enti time ti m nt me nt.. 3 Lay a ste tenc ncil ove ncil nc ver de desi sign si gn aga gn g in in and ap ppl plyy em mbo boss boss ssin i g pa in past ste. st e. Rem e oovve sstten enci c l;; ci le et dr d y. y 4 AfďŹ ďŹ x rhi h ne nest s on st ones es.. Ad es Adheere e pane pa neel too car nel ard ba base se wit se ith h fo foam am m tap ape. e e.
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For a little extra shinee, sprinkle Fo gllit itte terr on wet emb mbossing paste t afte af teer reemovi moovi ving ng ste tenc n il.
Thinking of You Gift Envelope
Happy Birthday Friend Card
Designer: Piali Biswas
Designer: Heather Hoffman
1 Lay stencil over envelope and apply embossing paste. Remove stencil; let dry. 2 Adhere doily and ribbon. 3 Trim banners from patterned paper; adhere. Adhere die cuts. 4 Die-cut hearts from glitter cardstock; adhere. 5 AfďŹ x dots and adhere sequins.
1 Spray card base with ink; let dry. 2 Lay stencil over card and apply embossing paste. Remove stencil; let dry. 3 Stamp Worn Music over embossing paste. 4 Die-cut banner, stamp and heat-emboss sentiment; adhere with foam tape. 5 Stamp and heatemboss sentiment on vellum; fussy-cut and adhere with foam tape. 6 AfďŹ x dots and rhinestones. Adhere sequins.
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Make sur Make uree em embo boss ssin ingg pa past stee is thor th orou ough ghly ly dry beforre st stam ampi ping ng on it. Use a hea eatt gu gun n to spe peed ed up thee dr th dryi ying ng pro roce cess ss..
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Use a st sten enci cill as a sta tamp mp to cr c eaate t your yo ur des esig ign n by app pply lyin ingg in inkk to thee st th sten enci cill an and d th then en pre ress ssin ingg or stam st ampi ping ng it on you ourr pa pape per. r.
Where Dreams Go Card
Why I Love You Card
Designer: Miriam Prantner
Designer: Asty Purbasari
1 Die-cut banner from cardstock. Lay stencil over banner and apply embossing paste. Remove stencil; let dry. 2 Color embossing paste with pencils. Stamp sentiment. 3 Die-cut ďŹ ve banners from vellum; color two with markers. 4 Trim cardstock panel. Stitch banners to panel. Note: Stack banners slightly offset from each other before stitching. 5 Adhere panel to card base.
1 Apply watermark ink to stencil and press onto cardstock panel; emboss. Apply various inks to design. 2 Stamp sentiment; adhere to card base. 3 Adhere stars.
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Ensure embossing pas aste is thorough ghlyy dry before paain inti ting ng. Press in inkk pa pad d on o to lid d, cr craf aftt ma mat, t, or acr cryl ylic ic blo lock ck to cr crea eate te pud uddl dle. e. Pick Pi ck up co colo lorr wi with th wet pai aint nt bru rush sh and an d dr drip ip ove verr wa wate terc rcol olor or pap aper er..
You Did It! Card Designer: Isha Gupta 1 Lay stencil over watercolor paper panel and apply embossing paste. Remove stencil; let dry. 2 Paint panel with inks; let dry. 3 Stamp and heat-emboss feathers on vellum. Trim and apply additional ink highlights. 4 Stamp sentiment. 5 Tie twine. Adhere twine and feathers to panel; adhere to card base.
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Applyy re Appl repo posi siti tion onab able le adh dhes esivve to bac ackk of die cut and adh dher eree to pane pa nell to hel e p ho hold ld it in pla lace ce as you yo u pain nt yo your ur des esig ign. n.
Wishing You the Best Card Designer: Angela MansďŹ eld 1 Die-cut placemat from cardstock to create stencil. Lay stencil over cardstock panel, and paint random chevrons. Remove stencil; let dry. 2 Stamp and emboss sentiment; mat with vellum. 3 Stitch sentiment to panel; adhere panel to card base.
Gift Bag Designer: Stephanie Ke ens n y 1 La L y ssttenci en nc l ovver er gifft ba bag g an nd in nk desi de sign si gn n. No N te:: In nk bi b rd d lasst. t. Hea eateatt se sett ink, in k exc k, xcep xcep eptt bi b rd rd. 2 Spr prin in nkl kle e he heat at & ssttick ic ck poowd w er on bi birrd d; heeat and d add dd oc ocki k ng ki n . 3 Trriim se s nttim imen en nt an and d ma m t w th bur wi urla lap. p Adh her ere e st stic iccker keer an and d bu uttton on.. Adhe Ad heere h re to g giift bag agg witth fo foam am m tap a e. e
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Trust Your Heart Layoutt
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It’s time to let your inner nerd out! From nerd glasses and pie y charts to smart y pants math equations and computer code s, there is a litt something for le all the lovable nerds in your li After checking fe. out these fun a nd clever proje you might just cts, discover you h ave a little more nerd in you tha n you thought!
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Use a removable adhesive to hold the stencil in place as you are coloring in the open sections.
AweSUM Card
Sorry Calculator Card
Designer: Teri Anderson
Designer: Mendi Yoshikawa
1 Set pie chart stencil on card base. Color openings with pencils. Repeat until panel is covered with pie charts. 2 Stamp sentiment on strip of cardstock; attach with paper clip.
1 Create card base by welding two rounded rectangles in design software. Type sentiment on front cover. Die-cut from cardstock. 2 Create calculator window by turning off cut lines for the sentiment portion and create a window around the sentiment. Die-cut from cardstock and adhere to card base. 3 Create rounded squares 7/ 8" wide with cutouts to form keys. Die-cut from cardstock. 4 Die-cut smaller rounded squares 他" wide from white cardstock. Back each key and adhere to card base.
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Silver washi tape resembles duct tape and looks great on masculine cards.
Good as Gold Card
Sky is the Limit Card
Designer: Lorena Cantó Lavería
Designer: Kalyn Kepner
1 Trim and adhere gold panel to card base. 2 Die-cut cardstock; adhere. 3 Round corners.
1 Trim patterned paper and adhere to card base. 2 Adhere patterned paper strips. 3 Affix washi tape and chipboard stickers, using foam tape for rocket. 4 Stamp sentiment.
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Once you die-cut the sentiment from cardstock, keep the negative die-cut piece and use it as a template for positioning and adhering letters to the card.
Apple of My Eye Card
Great Chemistry Card
Designer: Lorena Cant贸 Laver铆a
Designer: Cecilia Hsieh
1 Type sentiment in design software and diecut. Adhere to card base. 2 Trace apple image in design software and die-cut. 3 Adhere cardstock strips to apple. Trim edges; adhere with foam tape.
1 Stamp beakers on cardstock panel and color. 2 Use blender tool to add bubbles. 3 Stamp sentiment and heart; adhere to card base.
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Make sure to keep the liquid levels in line with the horizontal line of the card.
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Scan the QR Code to see the clever message!
Scan for Message Card
More Than My iPhone Card
Designer: Penny Ward
Designer: Karolyn Loncon
1 Trim blue cardstock panel, ink edges; adhere to card base. 2 Trim light blue cardstock panel. Create marble effect by applying ink to craft mat, spritz with cleaner, and swirl card panel. Adhere to card base. 3 Create QR code at goqr.me and print. 4 Position sentiment above and below QR code and reprint. Trim and adhere to card base. 5 Die-cut arrow, ink, and adhere to card. 6 AfďŹ x dots.
1 Open design software, create sentiment, and insert digital app icon images. Print and diecut. 2 Die-cut iPhone from cardstock using manual die cutting machine. 3 Trim acetate and adhere to back of iPhone die cut. Adhere small pieces of iPhone. 4 Adhere iPhone with foam tape. 5 Die-cut heart and adhere with foam tape. 6 Round all corners of card base.
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Smart Chicks Card
You Rule! Card
Designer: Mendi Yoshikawa
Designer: Marielle LeBlanc
1 Using body from one cut file and feet from another cut file, cut two identical chicks. Note: Ungroup body shape and remove eyes prior to cutting. 2 Score along top of one chick and adhere to other chick to create card base. 3 Affix glasses and dots. 4 Trim a strip of patterned paper and adhere around neck. Adhere bow tie. 5 Create and print sentiment. Die-cut into flag. Trim heart; adhere to sentiment flag. Tie with twine to bow tie.
1 Trim patterned paper. Double-mat and adhere to card base. 2 Adhere star journaling card. 3 Die-cut various patterned papers; adhere in circular pattern to create pie chart. 4 Adhere circle die cut to pie chart and stitch edges. Adhere to card base. 5 Trim You Rule from patterned paper; adhere with foam tape. 6 Affix stickers and attach binder clip. 7 Fussy-cut apple from patterned paper; adhere with foam tape.
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stamp sets gives you endless possibilities for your projects.
When typesetting the quote strips, adjust the leading between the lines so you can simply cut down the middle for the perfect height.
Apple of My Pi Card
Be an Original Card
Designer: Jill Dewey Hawkins
Designer: Danielle Benich
1 Trim panel and round corners. 2 Stamp sentiment, masking “hey there” stamp. 3 Color apple and numbers; blend. 4 Stitch panel and adhere to card base.
1 Trim patterned paper; adhere to card base. 2 Trim patterned paper; adhere at angle. 3 Stamp name tag, handwrite Sheldon, and attach clothespin. Adhere. 4 Type and print quote strips; trim and adhere. 5 Stamp “BE” and “an original,” mat and adhere. 6 Affix silver stud.
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Stapler Card
Hey Dude Card
Designer: Alicia Thelin
Designer: Terri Davenport
1 Repeatedly stamp stapler image. 2 Stamp greeting on cardstock strip. Tear and staple together. 3 Adhere to card base with foam tape. Attach paper clip.
1 Adhere journaling card to card base. 2 AfďŹ x washi tape and sticker.
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For a free digital download of this card, go to PaperCraftsandScrapbooking. com/downloads.
Smarty Pants Gift Card Holder
Binary I Love You Card
Designer: Chan Vuong
Designer: Deena Boese
1 Adhere patterned paper to card base. Punch three holes. 2 Die-cut spiral notebook page; adhere with foam tape. 3 Assemble pocket; adhere with foam tape. 4 Affix stickers.
1 Create 4¼” x 5½” black background. 2 Type binary code in digital font in green. 3 Use different font for sentiment. 4 Change “LOVE” to white. 5 Print, trim, and adhere to card base.
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Thank You Teacher Card
Off the Chart Card
Designer: Chan Vuong
Designer: Teri Anderson
1 Trim patterned paper; adhere to card base. 2 Mat patterned paper square with cardstock; adhere with foam tape. 3 Fussy-cut “take note” from patterned paper; adhere with foam tape. 4 Affix stickers with foam tape. 5 Trim “teacher” from patterned paper; adhere with foam tape.
1 Stamp circle and sentiments on card base. 2 Stamp graphs on cardstock, trim, and adhere with foam tape. 3 Attach paper clips.
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Great Pair Card
Sorry for the Error Card
Designer: Chan Vuong
Designer: Terri Davenport
1 Trim and emboss cardstock to create card base. 2 Crop journaling card and round corners. 3 Stamp formula on left side of journaling card and stamp sentiment; adhere with foam tape. 4 AfďŹ x stickers, adhering one pair of glasses with foam tape.
1 Create and print sentiment on white cardstock; adhere to card base.
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Apple Teacher Card Set Designer: Meghan McMillan 1 Die-cut apple shapes; stamp ink. Stamp stems and leaves. 2 Die-cut glasses, lips, and mustache; adhere to create faces. 3 Die-cut tags and stamp sentiments. 4 Thread buttons; adhere to tags. Adhere to card fronts. 5 Die-cut three more apple shapes, score ½" from top. Adhere behind card fronts. 6 AfďŹ x rhinestones.
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In My Eyes Card
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Designer: Erin Lee Schreiner
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1 Print sentiment on cardstock; trim and adhere to card base. 2 Die-cut glasses. Assemble and adhere with foam tape.
1 Trim patterned paper panels; adhere to card base. 2 Download sentiment from PaperCraftsandScrapbooking.com/sentiments. Print and trim; adhere. 3 AfďŹ x enamel shapes.
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Let’s celebrate the ninth annual World Card Making Day on October 4, 2014! We’re holding a special card contest and want to see your never-before-published cards. We will award 15 winners, three in each category, with a prize package containing the latest card-making products from some of the hottest manufacturers. The prize package will total more than $675! Plus, winners will be published in the April 2015 issue of Paper Crafts & Scrapbooking magazine!
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HOW TO ENTER: 1 Create an original card for any of these five occasions: a. Birthday b. Christmas/Season’s Greetings c. Hello/Thinking of You d. Love e. Thank You 2 On the back of each entry, include your name,
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The contest is open to all individuals, except winners of the 2013 World Card Making Day Contest; however, international winners are ineligible to receive the prize package unless they provide a United States shipping address. Entries must be postmarked by October 14, 2014. All entries will be judged equally based on overall appearance, creativity, and execution. Multiple entries in several categories are permitted, but you may only win in one category. We will award three (3) winning cards per category, for a total of fifteen (15) winners.
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This summer, 246 DESIGNERS joined our 8th annual online card competition called GALLERY IDOL. Based on Fox’s hit TV show American Idol, our version has readers submitting themed projects every week in hopes of becoming the grand prize idol winner. Just like the singing competition, online viewers voted each week moving contestants to the next round. Meet our 2014 Top 20 Gallery Idol winners and see what got them a spot on our card making stage! SEPTEMBER 2014
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How R U Card
Shufflin’ Card
Designer: Miriam Prantner Arlington, VA, USA
Designer: May Sukyong Park Culver City, CA, USA
WHAT WE LOVED: Miriam’s mind-boggling and abstract world map was inspired by a map she found on Pinterest. After tracing the design, she painstakingly cut many different pieces of washi with a craft knife. Talk about dedication to a design. The result is absolutely splendid!
WHAT WE LOVED: Inventive is the name of the game with this unbelievably cool and funky card! May slaved over making the equalizer at the bottom of her card with even widths of colorful washi. Her follow-through on the theme of this card, with the appropriate sentiment and heat embossed record, is the icing on the cake.
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Bold & Graphic Birthday Card Designer: Vera Wirianta Yates Sugar Land, TX, USA WHAT WE LOVED: The spacing on this card is spot on, and Vera did it without a ruler! The width of her washi tape served as a guide for where to place the next strip. For the center portion, she very carefully cut each piece with a craft knife. If you look closely, you’ll notice that she moved some of the colors around for visual interest. Very inspiring!
All Things are Possible Card Designer: Yoonsun Hur Sydney, New South Wales, Australia WHAT WE LOVED: This card is simply breathtaking with strong design and expert execution! The pompom trim placed over the layered decorative tape strips anchors the beautiful blooms and gives a sumptuous feel to this lovely card.
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Celebrate Today Card
Beautiful Ride Card
Designer: Asty Purbasari Jakarta, Indonesia
Designer: Iwona Palamountain Sunbury, Victoria, Australia
WHAT WE LOVED: Washi-wrapped wood veneer stars, little strips above the sentiment and at the bottom right, and two layered strips of washi beneath a die-cut sentiment make for a truly unique washi masterpiece. The angled design and muted color palette set Asty’s design apart.
WHAT WE LOVED: What sets Iwona’s card apart is her inventive take on the bike icon. Those washi-covered wheels take us for a whimsical ride. We also appreciated her expertise in lining up the patterns on the tape strips before diecutting them. Even the rolling hills that ground her design are washi tape.
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Celebrate Card
Happy Birthday Card
Designer: Sabrina Alery St. Charles, IA, USA
Designer: Lysa Q. Rohrer Chandler, AZ, USA
WHAT WE LOVED: Sabrina made bold color and pattern choices when choosing her decorative tape. Die-cut some jaunty stars and back them with glitter paper, and this fun and quirky card becomes something extra special!
WHAT WE LOVED: Black is where it’s at with Lysa’s welldesigned card. The white card base, light washi colors, and the touch of shine along with the chic addition of black caught our eye. The inlaid happy and perfectly placed enamel dots make this card a standout.
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Oh Happy Day Card
For All You Do Card
Designer: Lalo Ishiki-Kalahele Honolulu, HI, USA
Designer: Jessica Pascarella Pearland, TX, USA
WHAT WE LOVED: Lalo took plain washi tape to new heights! She created her eye-catching plaid by combining tapes in varying widths. With the help of a ruler, she was able to skillfully place each strip for a custom card background.
WHAT WE LOVED: While there’s not a lot of washi tape found on this card, it’s what Jessica did with h washi that made this card a winner. The for alll and do o were stamped in spots where she’d used washi tape as a mask. The sweet washi tape banner completes this charming design.
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Deer Confetti Card
Script Thanks Card
Designer: Erin Lee Schreiner McKinney, TX, USA
Designer: Marcie Sharp Shetland, Ontario, Canada
WHAT WE LOVED: The majestic deer on this card shines amidst a bed of neon washi confetti, giving it an extra dose of trendiness. The focal point awlessly hits the sweet spot, and the thin pink line grounds the card design for the perfect ďŹ nishing touch.
WHAT WE LOVED: Marcie knocked it out of the park with contrast. The colorful pink and yellow tempered with neutral black and white make for a striking design. The black negative portions of the sentiment make this card particularly unique.
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Feathered Thanks Card
Make a Wish Card
Designer: Amy Kolling Topeka, KS, USA
Designer: Archana Bhurke Neu-Ulm, Bayern, Germany
WHAT WE LOVED: Feathers are in, and the feathers on this card are made from patterned washi tape, giving Amy’s card that ooh-la-la factor. Gather the handmade feathers into a bouquet and anchor it with a stylish gold sentiment for a stunning and extraordinary design.
WHAT WE LOVED: Fabric tape can add softness to any design, and Archana chose perfectly feminine patterns to complement her sweet handmade owers and leaves. The hoop was created by winding decorative tape around a bangle. Clever!
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Popsicle Stick Hello Card
You Totally Rock Card
Designer: Jill Dewey Hawkins Westmont, IL, USA
Designer: Kristie Larsen Singapore
WHAT WE LOVED: Jill’s washi-wrapped Popsicle sticks steal the show! The random yet deliberate wrapping adds a punch of fun and whimsy, all set on a clean white backdrop. Don’t miss her perfect details: the scored lines behind the color (for interest), the monochromatic frame (for depth), and the delightful stitching (for balance and texture).
WHAT WE LOVED: Kristie used negative space to her advantage on this energetic card! The white sun ray die corrals the bursts of colorful washi tape, making this an exciting design for a teen or anyone full of life. Put simply, this card totally rocks!
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Celebrate With Style Card
For Lovely You Card
Designer: Tessa Wise Woodbridge, VA, USA
Designer: Keren Baker Liverpool, United Kingdom
WHAT WE LOVED: Tessa took bits of washi tape and randomly layered them on a piece of cardstock. What may have started as utter chaos morphed into a stylish bow once die-cut. Tessa gave the washi bow center stage with a fitting sentiment and delightful finishing touches like the doily and the tiny stamped gold stars.
WHAT WE LOVED: The delicacy of Keren’s design caught our eye. You’ll notice that her garland is made of washi tape that has been punched and sandwiched over embroidery thread. Simple strips of sparkle add to this sophisticated design.
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You & Me Card
Colorful Doilies Card
Designer: Jaclyn Miller Indianapolis, IN, USA
Designer: Jo Reynolds Townsville, Queensland, Australia
WHAT WE LOVED: The angles. The color choices. The glitz. This card oozes with class. By conďŹ ning the torn bits of washi tape to one part of the card, Jaclyn pulls off a clean and graphic card bursting with style.
WHAT WE LOVED: The traditional doily gets a makeover with a pinwheel of layered washi tape. Set on a dark background and accented with sequins and a saturated sentiment, Jo achieves a stunning look.
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PHOTO Tricks
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Capturing the Look Whether young or young at heart, we all have that “look” that defines us. From nerdy to glamorous and everything in between, capturing that personality is a perfect scrappable memory.
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Sn@p! Photo Crops How many cuts does it take to successfully crop your photos? With the Sn@p! Photo Crops you can adjust your photo size in three easy steps. Step 1: Choose crop size from ďŹ ve options: 2x2, 3x3, 3x4, 4x4, and 4x6. Step 2: Position the plastic crop over your photo. Move it around to ďŹ nd your best crop option. Step 3: Cut along plastic edge. You can also use this handy-dandy tool to trim other items like journaling cards or patterned paper. And because you can see through the plastic, you can see the end result. Retails for $5.99 simplestories.com
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Today is Epic This cool new collection, Cool as a Cucumber, from Jillibean Soup includes rad designs, epic phrases, and awesome extras. You’ll think these designs are for the boy in your life, but the color palette and designs work just as well for your cool girls. Look for scooters, lightbulbs, bow ties, triangles, and a dog sporting glasses throughout this amazing collection. Get your nerd on and craft a card or two. Retail for collection: $17.99 Retail for Pea Pod Parts: $2.99 Retail for Soup Labels: $.95 jillibean-soup.com
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Labels 35 Die Take your square frames to new levels with the Labels 35 die set from Spellbinders. With six nested sizes, this square with inverted corners creates an elegant look on cards, layouts, and other paper-crafted projects. Plus, these dies emboss as well, which saves you time and steps when crafting.
Marielle LeBlanc used the Labels 35 dies on her Fun with Sweet Pluto layout to create a custom background. Notice the variety of papers she die-cut and adhered together creating a fun quilt-like look. She carried the look further by creating accents that layered two die sizes together with foam tape that lifted them off the page.
Retails for $24.99 spellbinderspaperarts.com
Fun with Sweet Pluto Designer: Marielle LeBlanc, courtesy of Spellbinders
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Storage Solutions Stencil Hangers Stencils come in a variety of sizes from 12x12 to 3x4, so storing them can be a challenge. This solution combines an elegant hanger from Cosmo Cricket (the Merry Mobile) with a functional adhesive tab from the ofďŹ ce supply aisles Simply apply the adhesive tab to your aisles. stencil and hang it on the Merry Mobile for a lovely and accessible storage option.
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New Kid on the Block AHA Arts Stamps Ashley Goldberg is an artist from the Portland, OR, area who sells her work through Etsy and displays her art in galleries and shops around Portland. However, her greatest passion comes from inspiring creativity in others and this is why she created her stamp company. This flower set includes blossoms, stems, and leaves that you can combine in a wide array of designs. You’ll find a variety of other designs on her web site that are perfect for paper-crafted projects. C L I C K H E R E T O S E E I D E A S F O R C L E A N I N G S TA M P S
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Maria was obviously inspired by the bold stripes of color and the woodgrain on the side of the lunchbox. A couple of silver dots capture the knob of a vintage television set.
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