We have another stellar day on the blog with the latest creations from Cycling Team member Katrina Hunt. She has some super nifty crafting ideas with Winter Twig to put in your back pocket... but let's have Katrina tell you all about them!
Katrina Hunt here and I am SO excited to be part of the Winter Twig Cycling Team. This is such a dream come true for me! I have LOTS to share with you today, including some instructions for making a couple of the projects that I did!
Looking for a fun banner that you can hang all year? Well, look no further, because the Winter Twig collection is perfect for making that winter banner to hang all season long! I also have a PDF that you can download with instructions and supplies to create the banner if you like.
Download K_HuntWinter Twig BannerInstructions
Here are some close up images of each piece of the banner, to make it easier to recreate.
The tree on this piece comes from an add-on sketch over at Sketch Support.
Here is a close up of that Medley Album envelope that I sized down.
And here is a close up of the medallions that I put between each banner piece on the ribbon.
My complete supply list is located on the PDF for the banner, including additional items I used to complete the project.
Next up, I found an adorable snowman project on Archiver’s website. I thought he would be cute with the papers from Winter Twig, so I got started on him! He is a little blue, but he is fun for something other than white! Here is the link for his instructions: SNOWMAN
As soon as I decided on doing him and saw he had a pipe, I knew the Clear Cut swirl shape would be the perfect thing for smoke out of the pipe!
And just a shot from above, so you can see his hat!
TG-101 - Snowy Window/Ski Sweater
TG-102 - Frosty Diamond Dust/Blue Tea
TG-103 - Winter Twig/Snowy Aspen
TG-104 - Winter Woods/Winter Wishful
TG-105 - Skate Scratch/Winter Blue
TG-106 - Winter Stripe/Wood You Be Winter
TG-107 - Winter Words/Brown Skate Scratch
TG-108 - Winter Plaid/Mocha Java Sweater
TG-109 - Blue Forest/Winter Pom Pom
TG-279 - Chipboard Shapes - with glitter accents (24 pieces)
TG-230 - Clear Cuts Shapes (18 pieces)
TG-302 - Mini Pom Poms (40 pieces)
TG-305 - Paper Snowflakes Kit (48 pieces)
Additional Supplies: Brown, Orange, White cardstock, Scor-Tape, Buttons, Hot glue, Fabri-tac, Ribbon, Cardboard circle, Angel Cloud fibers.
Then, I have had this picture since last Christmas (last Christmas, I gave you my heart…sorry, Christmas songs on the radio!) and had not found the perfect paper to do a layout with it. Along comes Winter Twig!
I hid the journaling tag, but attached it with twine, so that it could be pulled out from the back of the picture. I also used some of the Cardstock Stickers for that snowflake and just bent the edges of the top layer.
I didn’t want all my letters to be the same color. I had thought about painting some of them white. Then as I was sanding them down to paint, I liked the way they looked, so I decided to leave them just as they were.
TG-101 - Snowy Window/Ski Sweater
TG-103 - Winter Twig/Snowy Aspen
TG-107 - Winter Words/Brown Skate Scratch
TG-108 - Winter Plaid/Mocha Java Sweater
TG-279 - Chipboard Shapes - with glitter accents (24 pieces)
TG-280 - Chipboard Alphabet - with thermography (62 pieces)
TG-201 - Canvas Borders – self adhesive (6 pieces)
TG-134 - Journaling Cards - with thermography (10 pieces)
TG-309 - Confetti Garland - 30" long
TG-135 - Cardstock Stickers - Favorite Pieces - with glitter accents and embossing
TG-140 - Cardstock Stickers - Fresh Verse - with thermography and embossing
Additional Supplies: Martha Stewart Punch Around the Page set, Tim Holtz Sander, Fabri-tac, Scotch, and Scrapbook Adhesives.
Last but not least, I had to make a card with this fun collection! I am not a sparkly, glitter type of girl, but the Winter Twig collection has a little sparkle that is just the right amount for me!
TG-108 - Winter Plaid/Mocha Java Sweater
TG-133 - 6" x 6" Decorative Edge double-sided textured cardstock w/glitter accents
TG-230 - Clear Cuts Shapes
TG-145 - Cardstock Stickers - Labels - with buttons
TG-219 - Snowflake Button Dots - layered with buttons
TG-180 - Paper Pad - to fit LYB Chipboard Album
Additional Supplies: Cardstock, Ribbon, Fabri-tac, Scotch, and Scrapbook Adhesives.
Please visit Katrina's blog Paper Scissors & Glue for more inspiration. I for one am seriously considering making the snowman! I need more opportunities to use my new scoring tool and Katrina just gave me one.
Thank you for stopping by today!
Liz
Wow Katrina...these are amazing...and not I understand your glue gun burn comment from a while ago...it was worth it for me though! :o)
Posted by: Lynda | Thursday, December 22, 2011 at 10:39 AM
Wonderful projects...love the paper!!
Posted by: Dee Prather | Wednesday, December 21, 2011 at 10:04 PM
That snowman is amazing. LOVE it!
Posted by: Izzyb | Wednesday, December 21, 2011 at 09:21 PM
Katrina - amazing projects! That snowman could just not be any cuter!
Posted by: Linda Beeson | Wednesday, December 21, 2011 at 01:13 PM
That snowman is too stinkin' cute! Love all the projects today! Thanks for sharing and have a Merry Christmas!
Posted by: Chris Dring | Wednesday, December 21, 2011 at 11:23 AM
I love that tree you made on the one panel. But that snowman? That is ridiculous CUTE!
Posted by: Corinna | Wednesday, December 21, 2011 at 10:46 AM
These projects are ALL so pretty and fun! The snowman is AWESOME! Beautiful, Katrina!
Posted by: Renee Zwirek | Wednesday, December 21, 2011 at 08:50 AM
Just gorgeous, and oh so inventive, as always Katrina!
Posted by: Monika Wright | Wednesday, December 21, 2011 at 08:21 AM
Gorgeous work! Great job.
Posted by: Stephanie Patterson | Wednesday, December 21, 2011 at 06:44 AM
I am so, so envious of your talent ladies. Just could stare at your creations forever!!! Love them, hope I'm not too late to find some of this gorgeous collection!!
Posted by: Jennifer Reynard | Tuesday, December 20, 2011 at 11:56 PM
LOVE your projects Katrina! Just gorgeous :) x
Posted by: Gina | Tuesday, December 20, 2011 at 10:40 PM
Cute, Cute, Cute, . . but then you can't go wrong with a snowman or anything that has a snowman on it. Bet you can't tell I collect snowmen.
Posted by: Christine Rantz | Tuesday, December 20, 2011 at 04:45 PM
Beautiful work!
byebye,Lean
Posted by: lean de ruiter | Tuesday, December 20, 2011 at 03:43 PM
That snowman is just toooo cute!! Love him!!
Thanks for the great ideas :)
Posted by: Mary Ann Jenkins | Tuesday, December 20, 2011 at 02:05 PM
These are great!!!!!!!!!!
Posted by: reginna hagemeier | Tuesday, December 20, 2011 at 01:06 PM
W...O...W! These are amazing!
Posted by: Julie in Edmonds | Tuesday, December 20, 2011 at 11:48 AM
These are beautiful projects!
Posted by: Jamie Greene | Tuesday, December 20, 2011 at 08:52 AM
I LOVE that snowman!!! Super awesome projects today. I am going to remind my hubby right now, that I want some Winter Twig for Christmas, lol.
Posted by: Marcia Dehn-Nix | Tuesday, December 20, 2011 at 08:19 AM