Tip of the Day: Five-minute Mixed Media Flower Tag from Therm O Web

Posted on May 19, 2017May 18, 2017 by Pam Baird

19 May

Spring is right around the corner and it is time to start creating some flowers, don’t you think? Dawn from Therm O Web shares tips for using Mixed Media Sheets to create great gifts, tags, and cards. Print a photo, apply to canvas, add embellishments, and you have a perfect gift. Dawn demonstrates how to use the Heavy Weight Sheets (that feature a fabric-like texture) and Tammy Tutterow dies from Spellbinders to create a flower that’s perfect for a tag or card. Darling!

Make sure to stop by the Therm O Web site for lots of project ideas!

#SSBE2017 #WeeklyScrapper #StampAndScrapbookExpo

Freebie Friday – Win a Stamp & Scrapbook Expo T-shirt

Posted on July 15, 2016 by Jen Walker

15 Jul

Hello and happy Friday! I hope you have had a wonderful week. We had severe heat in Toronto this week, but it is getting better now. Our poor lawns were so green and quickly turned brown as day after day of heat continued. I am glad that the heat has broken, and the rain has watered the lawns, the vegetable gardens and our flowers. So nice to see them perk up a bit! Summer days and sitting outside make me smile.

I also LOVE seeing new scrapbook and cardmaking products so this week has been a fun one. Earlier this week, the Sierra Pacific Craft – Mixed Media event took place in Salt Lake City, Utah. While the team was checking out all the fabulous new products, they captured lots of great photos for me to share with you. Next week I will also have a bunch of in booth videos showing you all the exciting new products that will be available soon.

Enjoy this walk through the aisles … Sneak peeks here we come …

Adorn It …

American Crafts … Isn’t this cool!

Bo Bunny … Look at all those Double Dot colours …

Graphic 45 …

Jillibean Soup & Hampton Arts …

Ken Oliver …

Paper House …

Prima …

Spellbinders …

The Robins Nest …

Therm-o-web …

Visit us on Pinterest at our New, Newer, Newest board for more photos.

This week I thought it would be fun to give away a Stamp & Scrapbook t-shirt! Would you like to win one for yourself? Available in black or white, this t-shirt will make you think of the EXPO every time you where it! Here is a photo of the t-shirts and the lovely Betty!

For a chance to win a t-shirt from Stamp & Scrapbook Expo, leave a comment on this blog post. The giveaway runs until midnight EST on Thursday, July 21st.

Last week’s Freebie Friday post was sponsored by Fun Stampers Journey. Thank you to everyone who commented on last week’s blog post! The giveaway was for $25 gift certificate and their brand new catalog.

The winner is … karenladd

Congratulations Karen! Please send your mailing address to Jen Walker and include ‘Fun Stamper Journey prize winner’ in the subject line.

Thanks for joining me this week. I hope you have a wonderful week ahead!

Don’t forget … if you want a chance to win this great prize from Stamp & Scrapbook Expo you need to leave a comment on this post.

Until I see you again next Friday, remember to join Scrapbook Expo on Pinterest, Instagram, Facebook.and on the Scrapbook Expo YouTube Channel for lots of amazing inspiration.

~ Jen

Ribbon Spool Christmas Ornament

Posted on December 21, 2015December 21, 2015 by Roree Rumph

21 Dec

Hey, everyone! Roree here with another Make It! Monday project. Today I am sharing a ribbon spool ornament I created using iCraft Deco Foil Foam Adhesive and Foil Transfer Sheets by Therm O Web and the Dear Santa collection by Photo Play Paper.

First, I started off with Therm O Web’s iCraft Deco Foil Foam Adhesive and Transfer Sheets.

I put one of the foam adhesive sheets on a Cricut mat and cut out a scallop circle shape from Cricut Design Space.

I was really impressed that the foam cut so clean and easy. And it didn’t mess up the blade at all.

I removed the paper from one side of the foam adhesive die cut and added it to a circle of Believe patterned paper. I then removed the paper from the top of the die cut.

I placed a foil transfer sheet over the foam adhesive die cut and went around the die cut applying a little bit of pressure.

I lifted the sheet from the die cut revealing a foil-covered foam adhesive sticker.

I added the circle to the front of an empty ribbon spool and decorated it with Dear Santa Element Stickers, a few pearls, and some ribbon.

I hope you enjoyed today’s Make It! Monday project. Thanks so much for stopping by and Merry Christmas!

Best Adhesive Removers with Bee Creative

Posted on July 11, 2014May 23, 2015 by Lorraine Ungeheier

11 Jul

Today on The Tip Of The Day we have Karen Bremer with Bee Creative here to share her 3 favorite Tried & True adhesive removers. They are a must have for any paper crafter.

You can find these items & many more must have papercrafting treasures on the Bee Creative website. You can also visit the Bee Creative Team in person at most of our Scrapbook Expo events.

Thanks for visiting & I hope you have a very creative day.