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Hi, and welcome back to A Creative Operation!
Today I have the tutorial I did as a design team project for Country Craft Creations or my Victorian Sewing Box. I did a walk through of this project in a video you can see here. This project can be adapted to create an "album" or use as a gift box, the design is very versatile!
Below is a cut list and a list of the supplies used. I do share how to make the hexagon patterns you will need to make this project using a compass! This project brought out the "math nerd" in me! If you use a cutting machine you can cut them out with that. If you are a member of Scrapbookers of Country Craft Creations Facebook page, then you will have access to files for the Cricut and Silhouette to cut these shapes. Any of these methods will work to make the shapes.
For the hexagons you will need to make patterns for shapes with the following side sizes:
3 3/4, for the box top
3 5/8, for the patterned paper for the box top, and/or the mat for the box top
3 1/2, for the box bottom (you will cut two of these) and one in the patterned paper for the box top
3 3/8, for the patterned paper for the box bottom
For the box sides, 6 - 3 1/2 x 6 in the main color and 12 at 3 3/8 x 4 7/8 for the mats in the contrasting color.
Pockets, 6 - 6 1/2 x 2 1/2 in the main color
Inner box, 1 - 10 x 10
Lid Sides, 6 - 4 1/2 x 2
You will make one large hexagon in the main color, and two of the
I used a variety of products from Country Craft Creations, including the paper collection "A Mother's Love" available here. I did use the 12 x 12 paper collection for both the walk through project and the tutorial project.
I used Artisan cardstock for both projects. The first used Brown and Kraft, this tutorial project used Denim and Baby Blue.
I also used the following:
Seam bindinglace
Pom pom trimFlowers You will also need Art Glitter Glue, Scor Tape, and Foam Tape.
The items that I put in the boxes mostly came from Hobby Lobby (the sewing kit and the embroidery supplies). I used buttons and some flowers from my stash.
If you have any questions please let me know, I'm always happy to help. I want all of my tutorials to be easy to understand and follow. Thanks for watching and have a crafty day!
Hi, and welcome back. This is a design team project I want to share that I think is a great way to use beautiful papers to upcycle found mini albums. I'm using the papers "Our Graduate" (and exclusive paper collection from Country Craft Creations) and "Timeless" (a paper collection from Authentique). I have used a variety of products, and I'll list their links below. Thanks for watching, and stay crafty!
Please visit Country Craft Creations, you will love this store!
Good morning, welcome to Monday. I want to share this walk through for an upcoming design team project I'm making for Country Craft Creations.
I'm using "A Mother's Love", which is an exclusive paper collection from Country Craft Creations, and it is just gorgeous. It's not only full of imagery for a mother's love for her children, but it also has a fantastic sewing theme! When I first saw it, I knew what I wanted to do. I made a Victorian Sewing Box!
This project is simple, and I'll show you how to make the patterns for the hexagons. It's really easy, and once you know, you will be able to adapt that shape for future projects! So grab your compass and let's have some fun!
I used Artisan Cardstock in Brown and Kraft."A Mother's Love" paper collection (12 x 12).
The pom pom trim can be found here.
Flowers are from my past design team projects and from my stash, but there are amazing flowers here.
Art Glitter Glue, this is a must have!
I also used small wooden spools and buttons from my stash.
Enjoy and I'll see you soon with a tutorial! Stay crafty!
Hi everyone, welcome back. Today I have a tutorial for 4 different cards that I have been wanting to learn how to make. These are not my ideas, I don't know where they originated from, but they have many many many tutorials for these cards out there in video land. I have been sick, and watched a ton of tutorials since I didn't feel up to actually crafting. I decided that I wanted to make these cards, and figured if I didn't know how to make them, others may be in the same boat! Let's learn together!!
I will be doing the Herringbone Technique, the Cube Pop Up Card, the Triple Panel Card, and the Impossible Card.
I made models from scraps leftover from my Country Craft Creations design team package that featured Carta Bella's "Farmhouse Summer" paper collection. For the tutorial, I am remaking them using the "Our Graduate" collection, exclusive to Country Craft Creations. I am using Artisan cardstock, and Gold Mirror paper, also available at the store. I will have a list of supplies with links below.
I don't have a cut list, but all measurements and how to's are in the tutorial, along with diagrams that you can copy down or screen shot for future use. I hope you enjoy the tutorial. I have more card techniques that I want to make, so I'm going to make an effort to continue with this type of tutorial. YAY!
Thanks for watching, and stay crafty!
Supplies: I tried to remember everything, but if I did forget a product, please check out the store and search in the search bar. You will find what you need easily!
Hello! Welcome back! I have a different video today. I was contacted by Amanda of Your Creative Studio and asked if I would share this amazing box of journaling goodies. This package is beautiful, and I am excited not only to share it but also to use it!
These kits are prefect for journaling, junk journaling, planning, card making, you name it!
Enjoy the unboxing, and I’ll be back to share what I did with it very soon. Please visit the site and check it out. Thank you, Amanda!
This video will be a little different, as it is a "share" and walk through with descriptions of what I did. I had a great time using the exclusive "Bloom Where You're Planted" papers from Country Craft Creations and the Photo Play Folio 3, which is also available in the store. I will have a full list with links below.
The folio is a great kit, and can be used "as is", but you know me, I can't leave anything alone, and I altered it a bit to create a folio of my own. I highly recommend the kit, and will be getting more for myself!
Thanks for watching...I will be back with more tutorials soon!
Welcome back! I have a fun new idea combining a shaker element with an explosion gift box for you today.
This is a design team project for Country Craft Creations, and I'm using their exclusive collections "Love You Forever" and "Our Graduate". These, and more exclusive collections are available at Country Craft Creations.