Custom epoxy shapes and buttons
Hey there! Jennifer here today, and I want to share a card I made using the Hexagon tool!
Along with some hexagon die cuts I had in my stash, I used the tool along with some bubble caps to create some cute and trendy embellishments for this card.
Another thing I love to do is stitch through my letters, whether it’s on a card or scrapbook page. It gives a bit of extra texture and you can even sew through chipboard! Thanks so much for stopping by the blog today!
Truly our talented team of Epiphany CraftsDesigners are amazing!
This week we have a bit of this and that along with it marking the final week for several of our team!
Today’s project is from Designer Jennifer Priest! We’d like to say a special thank you to Jennifer for all of our outstanding projects she has shared with us over say over this past year.
This layout is another one of her fantastic projects…notice how she used our EC Charm Settings and Round 25 Tool to make the perfect embellishments for this layout.
Thanks Jennifer…we wish you all the best!
1 in a Million Layout by Jennifer Priest
Epiphany Crafts Supplies:
EC Round 25 Shape Studio and Bubble Caps
EC Round 25 Charms
ClipArt from graphicsfairy.com
Paper, Stickers, Spool End by Pink Paislee
Tags – Crate Paper
Rubons – Hambly
Ribbon – May Arts
Ink – Clearsnap
Tickets, Beaded Spray, Doily- hydrangeahippo.etsy.com
Thanks to everyone who stopped by and visited us last week! With your help we’re now celebrating 5,000 Fans!
So let’s kick off this week on a great note by announcing last weeks Epiphany Crafts Star Tool winner and that is…
Your little man and woman are so adorable! The stars and flags with bakers twine are so great! Clever!
Congrats to you Denise! Please email me at JSandvoss@epiphanycrafts.com with your info! Please include Star Tool winner in the email. Be sure this week to visit our friends at Sweet Stamp Shop! They’re playing with our fab EC Tools all this week and have an AMAZING giveaway for you to enter to win! Visit their blog for all the details!
It’s been an absolutely wonderful week for us here at Epiphany Crafts!
Endless eye candy from our own talented team of Designers along with the team at Maya Road!
We certainly hope if you’ve missed a day during this week, that you take a few minutes to go back to both blogs and see what we’ve shared with you this week!
We’re going out on a high note with a wonderful layout and mini album with instructional video too!
Plus be sure to comment to enter to win a very nice giveaway too!!
Coco Layout by Amanda Jones
Epiphany Crafts Supplies:
Epiphany Crafts Round 14 tool and bubble caps
Other Supplies:
Maya Road Canvas Heart mini album
Maya Road mists
Maya Road Mini Scallop Chipboard
My Mind’s Eye 6×6 Miss Caroline Paper Pad
Basic Grey chipboard alphas.
I also used the green mist to paint a messy border around the page.
“Absolutely Charming” Mini Book by Jennifer Priest
Video Link: Epiphany Crafts & Maya Road Mini Book
Epiphany Crafts Supplies:
EC Round 25 Shape Studio and Bubble Caps
EC Round 14 Shape Studio and Bubble Caps
EC Star 25 Shape Studio and Bubble Caps
EC Pennant 25 Shape Studio and Bubble Caps
EC Oval 25 Shape Studio and Bubble Caps
Other Supplies:
Mini Book Base, Mini Triangle Banner Canvas Pieces, Kraft Typography Numbers – White, Kraft Decorative Journaling Tags – White
Paper, Stickers – Echo Park Paper
Paint – Americana
Foam Brush – Hobby Lobby
Corner Rounder, Distrezz-it-All – Zutter Innovative
Ribbon – May Arts
Smooch Spritz in Gold Glow – Clearsnap
Stick Pins – hydrangeahippo.etsy.com
3D Foam Adhesive – Tombow USA
Hello Card by Ginny Hughes
Epiphany Crafts Products:
SST-41 EC Shape Studio Star 25
SSA-43 EC Bubble Caps Clear Star 25
other products used-
chipboard-Maya Road
embossing powder-American Crafts Zing
paper-Studio Calico
stamp-Studio Calico
tape-Smash
cardstock-American Crafts
I used embossing powder on the Maya Road chipboard shapes.
I found I got the best coverage if I pressed the chipboard on the Versafine pad, not the other way around. Press hard to make sure you get the whole thing covered really well.
Then I sprinkled the embossing powder on the shape. I always do that on top of a sheet of paper, that way it is super easy to slide the unused powder back into the container.
When using a heat tool on a smaller shape it is best to point it straight down or else your shape will get blown all over the place! It takes a little trial and error, but easy to get the hang of it.
We’d like to invite you to go say a BIG HELLO to our amazing friends at Maya Road on their Facebook wall!
Simply post a hi then post on our Facebook wall that you’ve done so! For being such a good neighbor we’ll enter you to win a spot in the upcoming Big Picture Classes “Ten Types for Type!” We’ll give you through tomorrow, September 1st, to stop by before we pick one random winner. Lots of fun!!
And if that all wasn’t enough…we’re giving away a prize that includes Maya Road and of course Epiphany Crafts! Simply post a comment and let us know what perhaps has been your favorite project or projects this week! Or your favorite Epiphany Crafts Tool…or shoot even tell us your favorite Maya Road products! We’ll take any of those and enter you to win! We’ll select one random winner and share next Monday!
Be sure to visit the Maya Road blog for more ideas for using our Epiphany Crafts products along with Maya Road’s beautiful products.
Then tune in all this week for more tutorials and projects to help you recreate the projects we’ve shared. If you have not yet stopped by the Maya Road Design Team blog…you MUST! Their projects are outstanding…truly!
Speaking of outstanding…that’s exactly what we received from all of you who applied for our 2012/2013 Design Team!
We would like to personally thank each and every one of you who took the time to apply, send us your art and open your lives up to us!
Please know if you don’t see you name listed today..this is not the end of the road! Stop next week when we’ll announce our Guest Designers as well! It just might be YOU! Without further ado…
We enjoy making new friends around here and this is one friend in the industry we’ve been looking forward to working with.
Maya Road has long been known in our craft industry for their beautiful products ranging from chipboard albums, ribbons and trims to canvas embellishments. Put them all together with our Epiphany Crafts products and you’ve got one sure fire amazing week of creations!
Trick or Treat Card by Audrey Pettit
Epiphany Crafts Supplies:
Epiphany Crafts Round 14 Shape Studio Tool and Round 14 Clear Bubble Caps
Epiphany Crafts Round 14 Button Studio Tool and Round 14 Clear Button Cap
Epiphany Crafts Round 25 Clear Bubble Cap
Maya Road Kraft Note Envelopes- White Polka Dot
Maya Road Scallop Frames Chipboard Set
Maya Road Kraft Typography Numbers- White
Cardstock and String: The Kraft Outlet
Patterned Paper: BasicGrey
Vintage Clip Art: Crafty Secrets
Chipboard Bat: Little Yellow Bicycle
Alpha Stamps: Hero Arts
Memo Pins: Tim Holtz
Trim: May Arts
Ink: Clearsnap and Tsukineko
1. Create a card base from kraft cardstock. Cut two 4″ x 1″ strips of polka dotted paper and adhere one strip to the bottom of the card. Add two layers of patterned papers to the top of the card and adhere the second 4″ x 1″ strip of polka dots across the top, as shown. Machine stitch.
*NOTE: to give my projects a bit of a shabby, distressed look, I like to edge my papers with ink. For this project, I used white ink on the kraft cardstock and dark patterned papers and black ink on the light paper. I gave the papers even more of a distressed look by dragging my fingernail across the edges.
2. Add trim. Create four custom bubble caps embellishments using a Maya Road Kraft Note Envelope and the Epiphany Crafts Round 14 Shape Studio Tool. Adhere across the bottom strip of polka dot paper. Add a Round 25 Clear Bubble Cap to a Maya Road “31″ Kraft Typography Number and adhere to the center of the polka dot strip.
3. Ink a scalloped chipboard frame with white ink and edge lightly with black ink. Adhere to the center of the card with foam adhesive. Edge a kraft envelope with white ink and adhere to the center of the chipboard frame.
4. Stamp sentiment onto thin strips of patterned paper and trim into banners. Attach banners into memo pins and tuck pins into the envelope. Adhere a vintage clip art die cut to the outside of the envelope. Affix a chipboard bat at the bottom of the clip art using foam adhesive.
5. Add a bow to the left side of the frame. Create a custom button using the kraft envelopes and the Epiphany Crafts Round 14 Button Studio Tool. Thread button with string and adhere to the top of the bow.
Smile Banner by Gina LiderosEpiphany Crafts Supplies:
Epiphany Crafts: scallop 25 shape studio tool, round 25 shape studio tool, round 14 shape studio tool, scallop 25 shape bubblecaps
Maya Road: canvas banner pieces (from canvas banner album), wooden bird pieces, craft doilies, buttons
Pebbles: pattern papers, smile sticker, smile clothespins (Sunnyside collection)
Studio Calico: Mister Huey’s spray mist (mint julep)
adhesive: Beacon’s 3-in-1 quick dry glue
Brother: sewing machine
Guterman: thread
To create my banner, I first sprayed some Maya Road canvas banner pieces with spray mist:
Then I used my Epiphany Crafts scallop 25 shape studio tool, to make scallop epoxies and adhered them to my banner along with Maya Road craft doilies and Maya Road buttons.
Lastly, I punched some pieces of pattern paper using my Epiphany Crafts scallop 25 shape studio tool, round 25 shape studio tool, and round 14 shape studio tool.
We’d like to invite you to visit the Maya Road blog for more ideas for using our Epiphany Crafts products along with Maya Road’s beautiful products.
Then tune in all this week for more tutorials and projects to help you recreate the projects we’ve shared.
We’ll also have a giveaway or two to share with you this week. Lots of fun!!
Speaking of fun… let’s first announce last week’s winner of our Round 25 Tool and that is…
Can’t wait to get to Michael’s and check these tools out. I really like the card inspired by the phone. Neat idea.
Congrats to you Shari! Please email me at JSandvoss@epiphanycrafts.com with you info!
This September, step right up to the Big Picture “Big Top” for a FREE 14-day festival filled with big ideas, big prizes, and big fun!
Grab a front-row seat; you won’t want to miss the spectacle of the season. Seven of your favorite BPC instructors are teaming up with seven surprise instructors—who will be unveiled on opening night—to share their biggest big ideas with you.
While we can’t guarantee that there will be elephants and acrobats, there will certainly be energy and excitement to spare. Register now for your chance to join in the hullabaloo and share your big ideas, too.
The seven BPC instructors
For 14 days straight enjoy daily challenges and amazing giveaways, generously provided by some of our favorite companies, don’t miss out!!
So how many of you are going to sign up for Big Picture Festival? Or have you taken a BPS class before that you enjoyed? We’d like to hear from you and for posting a comment today we have something special. Our friends at Big Picture Classes have generously offered to us a chance to give you a seat in Cathy Zielske’s 10 Tips for Type! (Class starts September 6th!)
Join Cathy Zielske, for a class that focuses on how to create better type on your scrapbook pages. Whether you’re a traditional scrapbooker who likes to add type as a hybrid element, or a digital scrapbooker who works fully in Photoshop, using type well is something that will enhance the overall design of every page you create.
Basic concepts in type go a long, long way in sophisticated and timeless design. Build your confidence with type today.
Just post a comment and we’ll announce our random winner this Friday, August 31st!
All this week we’ve been highlighting our Epiphany Crafts Studio Shape Round 25 and Square 25 Tools.
We’re pleased as punch that these two products can now be found in your local Michaels Craft Stores and want to be sure you had plenty of ideas for how to incorporate them into your products.
Today Designers Thienly, Gina and Sarah show just how cool it is to be square!
Epiphany Crafts Square!!
iYours Card by Thienly Azim
Epiphany Crafts Supplies:
Epiphany Crafts Shape Studio Square 25 Tool and bubbles
Other Supplies:
iPhone cut file: SVG Cuts and SCAL basic shapes
Stamp: Pink by Design
Paper: AC cardstock, My Mind’s Eye
Acetate
Right Here Layout by Gina Linderos
Epiphany Crafts Supplies:
Epiphany Crafts square 25 shape studio tool, square 25 bubblecaps
Other Supplies:
Studio Calico: Elmwood Park kit: papers, stickers, little flyers
(October Afternoon, Authentique, Lawn Fawn, Basic Grey, Studio Calico)
sewing machine: Brother
thread: Guterman
pen: Zig (black)
adhesive: Tombow
*Technique: I used the Epiphany Crafts square shape studio tool as a punch (square punched pieces), and I also used it to create triangle bubblecaps.
To create your own triangle epoxies simply make your square bubble epoxy using the shape studio tool and then cut them in half diagonally.
Epiphany Crafts Supplies Used:
SST-38 Shape Studio Tool Square 25
SSA-51 Bubble Caps Flower 25
Other Supplies Used:
Frame-Ikea
Paper-Jillibean Soup
Die Cut-October Afternoon
Wood Veneer-Jillibean Soup
Stickers-Jillibean Soup
Alphas-American Crafts
Twine-The Twinery
Washi Tape-Freckled Fawn
Adhesive-Scrapbook Adhesives
Designer Tip: Using the Epiphany Crafts Square epoxies on top of the glass of the frame gives the home decor piece some dimension. And since you make these square pieces yourself with the Epiphany Crafts tool this project is extremely budget friendly!!
Don’t have a Michaels Store nearby? Well let us help you by offering you a chance to win our Epiphany Crafts Studio Shape Round 25 Tool and a pack of matching Bubble Caps. Just post a comment today and let us know what you’ll be using our tools for and we’ll enter you to win. We’ll collect all the comments let this week and announce a random winner right here next Monday!
This September, step right up to the Big Picture “Big Top” for a FREE 14-day festival filled with big ideas, big prizes, and big fun!
Grab a front-row seat; you won’t want to miss the spectacle of the season. Seven of your favorite BPC instructors are teaming up with seven surprise instructors—who will be unveiled on opening night—to share their biggest big ideas with you.
While we can’t guarantee that there will be elephants and acrobats, there will certainly be energy and excitement to spare. Register now for your chance to join in the hullabaloo and share your big ideas, too.
The seven BPC instructors
For 14 days straight enjoy daily challenges and amazing giveaways, generously provided by some of our favorite companies, don’t miss out!!
So how many of you are going to sign up for Big Picture Festival? Or have you taken a BPS class before that you enjoyed? We’d like to hear from you and for posting a comment today we have something special. Our friends at Big Picture Classes have generously offered to us a chance to give you a seat in Cathy Zielske’s 10 Tips for Type! (Class starts September 6th!)
Join Cathy Zielske, for a class that focuses on how to create better type on your scrapbook pages. Whether you’re a traditional scrapbooker who likes to add type as a hybrid element, or a digital scrapbooker who works fully in Photoshop, using type well is something that will enhance the overall design of every page you create.
Basic concepts in type go a long, long way in sophisticated and timeless design. Build your confidence with type today.
Just post a comment and we’ll announce our random winner next Friday, August 31st!
We’re making a splash again today with some amazing projects from Little Yellow Bicycle’s Splash collection from Designer Jennifer Priest and Katarina Damm-Blomberg!
Little Yellow Bicycle’s Splash line is filled with fun items to use on your projects. When you add in our Epiphany Crafts Tools plus Bubble Caps and Buttons…you have the ability to create more matching items…who doesn’t like that?!
Summer Mini Album (con’t) by Jennifer Priest
Epiphany Crafts Supplies:
Epiphany Crafts Round 14 Shape Studio and Bubble Caps
Epiphany Crafts Scallop 25 Shape Studio and Bubble Caps
Epiphany Crafts Round 20 Button Studio and Buttons
Epiphany Crafts Vintage Settings
Other Supplies:
Paper, Stickers, Diecuts, Brads – Little Yellow Bicycle
Felt – Joann’s
Diecutting Machine – Sizzix
Chipboard, O-Wires, Binding Machine – Zutter
Ribbon – unknown
Sail Layout by Katarina Damm-Blomberg
Epiphany Crafts Supplies:
SST42 Scalloped circle 25 tool
Scalloped Circle 25 epoxy
Other Supplies:
Patterned papers LYB Splash
Clear Cuts LYB Splash
Stamps Magnolia Rubberstamps
Chevron Template- Scrap FX
Twine-The Twinery
French Paper doily
So are you a fan of Little Yellow Bicycle! How about their new Splash collection?
The kind folks at LYB sent us some goodies to offer to you..and we’re tucking in our NEW Epiphany Crafts Flower Shape Tool!
So post a comment today…let us know how you like the projects or perhaps where you’ve created a “splash” this year!!
We’ll gather all the comments left this week and next and pick a random winner!!
Wild Paradise Layout by Jennifer Priest
Epiphany Crafts Supplies:
Epiphany Crafts Flower 25 Shape Studio and Bubble Caps
Other Supplies:
Want2Scrap Bling
Trinity Paper Arts Surf N Swim Paper Collection
Bo Bunny Double Dot Paper
Cleasnap Smooch Spritz in Sea Breeze
Bazzill Cardstock
Patterned Paper by American Crafts, Chatterbox
Cuddlebug Quilling Flower Die
Maya Road Kraft Label
Zig Marker
Creative Imaginations Sticker Letters
Tombow 3D Adhesive Squares
Tombow Power Bond Adhesive
Add bling to the tops of Epiphany Crafts shapes to make them pop.
The glossiness of the flowers really compliments the bling and glitter elements on this page without making it over the top “girly”.
Be sure to visit us each day this week as we share new ideas and ways to incorporate our Epiphany Crafts Flower Tools onto your projects!
And don’t miss Friday’s post…we have an announcement we know you’ll be excited about!
See you tomorrow! Have a great day!
You’d think after seeing endless projects and amazing ideas…that “we’ve seen it all”! On the contrary!
This week as we’ve paired up with Tombo our team of Designers find new ways to continue to wow us and make us think..
“why didn’t I think of that!”
Today don’t be surprised if you find yourself saying that exact phrase again and again!!
Epiphany Crafts Supplies:
Epiphany Crafts Round 14 Button Studio Tool and Round 14 Button Cap
Epiphany Crafts Pennant 25 Shape Studio Tool and Pennant 25 Bubble Caps
Other Supplies:
Tombow Mono Adhesive Power Bond
Tombow Glue Pen
Canvas Board: Zutter
Patterned Paper, Journaling Card, and Die Cuts: LilyBee Designs
Brads: Basic Grey
Splatter Stamp: Stampin’Up
Ink: Clearsnap
Spray Ink: Tattered Angels
Twine, Hemp, and Recycled Cardboard
Paint: Delta
1. Spritz a 5×7 canvas board with blue spray mist. Let dry thoroughly.
2. Freehand cut a rounded boat shape from a scrap piece of cardstock. Cover the entire surface with Tombow Mono Adhesive Power Bond and then adhere pieces of twine until the whole shape is covered. Trim away any excess.
3. Mask off all but a center strip on the boat with scrap paper. Paint center stripe red. Edge boat with dark brown ink. Stamp splatter onto boat, if desired. Adhere boat to the bottom of the canvas using the Power Bond adhesive.
4. Cut a thin strip of recycled cardboard, edge with brown ink, and adhere to the canvas using the Tombow Glue Pen.
5. Draw lines coming down from either side of the mast to the top of the boat with the Tombow Glue Pen and adhere hemp cord. Tie the ends of the hemp into knots and adhere with more Glue Pen adhesive.
6. Cut patterned paper into a triangular sail. I used a printed journaling card for mine. For the smaller paper sails, trim down pennant die cuts, or create your own using patterned paper. Edge sails with dark brown ink and add a bit of red paint. I crumpled my main sail for a bit more texture. Add brads, and adhere sails to the mast. Adhere a loop of twine and a bow of hemp to the top of the mast.
7. Create a custom button using the Epiphany Crafts Round 14 Button Studio Tool. Adhere button to the main sail. Make two pennants with the Epiphany Crafts Pennant 25 Shape Studio Tool. Adhere pennants to the mast.
8. Braid twine and hot glue to the edges of the frame.
Beach Ball Layout by Gina Lideros
Epiphany Crafts Supplies:
Epiphany Crafts square 25 shape studio tool, square 25 shape bubblecaps
Other Supplies:
kit: Studio Calico: Elmwood park (papers, stickers)
punch: American Crafts (knockouts)
adhesive: Tombow: permanent adhesive dots roller
sewing machine: Brother; thread: Guterman
Technique: I used my Epiphany Crafts square 25 shaped studio maker to make my square epoxies and punches then I cut them into triangles. (genius…truly!!)
I used my Tombow permanent adhesive dots roller to adhere my papers, punched out shapes and epoxies.
Upcycled Message Board by Jennifer Priest
Click here to watch Jennifer’s fun video tutorial!! Upcycled Message Board Video Link
Epiphany Crafts Supplies:
Epiphany Crafts Round 14 Shape Studio and Bubble Caps
Epiphany Crafts Vintage Settings in Clubhouse
Other Supplies:
Tombow Power Bond Adhesive Runner
Tombow Permanent Adhesive Stamp Runner
Darice Magnet Canvas,Wire, and Magnets
Sign by Tai Pan Trading Co.
Patterned Paper by Cosmo Cricket
Ribbons
So would you like to try out one of our most popular Epiphany Crafts Tools?
Our Round 25 is essential and a must have for any crafter! Plus we have a great assortment of items from our friends at Tombow making it just right!
Simply post a comment…we’ll collect all those left this week and pick one random winner that we’ll announce right here next Monday!
For an extra chance to win! Visit the Tombow Facebook wall and give them a like! Or two! Then post a hello on their wall letting them know Epiphany Crafts sent you!
Do be sure to visit the Tombow Blog for more ideas and ways to win!
That right!
Round is hip but oval is takin ova (l)! You get it!
Ovals….softened circles if you will…beautiful in jewelry, perfect for rings, necklaces and as shown today by Jennifer Priest…perfect for layouts, cards and yes…tags too!
Smile Layout by Jennifer Priest
Epiphany Crafts Supplies:
Epiphany Crafts Oval 25 Shape Studio and Bubble Caps
Other Supplies:
Doily by Wilton
Paper, Stickers by October Afternoon, My Mind’s Eye
Twine by The Twinery
Thickers by American Crafts
Epiphany Crafts Bubble Caps can be used alone or with the Shape Studio. Use a Bubble Cap to highlight a specific word or image on a page, like shown on this layout. Or, use them with doilies to create embellishments with depth and a window-like feel.
Birthday Card by Jennifer Priest
Epiphany Crafts Supplies:
Epiphany Crafts Oval 25 Shape Studio and Bubble Caps
Other Supplies:
ColorBox Premium Dye Ink in Wicked Black
Stamps by Stampin’ Up!
Paper by Echo Park, Bo Bunny Press
Neenah Cardstock
Twine by The Twinery
The oval tool has a nice slim profile, making it fun to create a pseudo masked or window effect on cards. Stamp an image onto a blank card front. Then stamp the same image onto scraps of paper. Use the Epiphany Crafts Shape Studio to create embellishments from parts of the colored image and then apply to the card front, matching them up to the plain stamped image on the card. This technique will work with any Epiphany Crafts Shape Studio but the oval is well-suited for narrow images.
I’m Sorry Tag by Jennifer Priest
Epiphany Crafts Supplies:
Epiphany Crafts Oval 25 Shape Studio and Bubble Caps
Epiphany Crafts Flower Button Studio and Buttons
Other Supplies:
ColorBox Premium Dye Ink in Wicked Black
Stamps by Stampin’ Up!
Paper by Echo Park, Bo Bunny Press
Neenah Cardstock
Twine by The Twinery
Border Punch by Fiskars
Tim Holtz Tiny Attacher
Tag by American Tag
Flowers, Unknown
The same technique was used on this tag.
Now for some more fun….let’s share our winner from last week’s Helmar promotion and that is..
Binnie Baumgartner says:
I saw the Epiphany Craft Studio Shape Tools at the Great America Scrapbook Convention in Chantilly VA last Saturday. I wanted to buy some of them but I had already spent my limit+ for the day. I woud really love to win these. The Helmar Glue would be and added bonus.
Congrats to you Binnie! Please email me at JSandvoss@epiphanycrafts.com with your information!
We also need to announce the winner of our rainbow color challenge and that is..
Becky Garrison! Congrats to you Becky! What an amazing card…we loved how you used our Button Flower Tool! Please email me at JSandvoss@epiphanycrafts.com with your information!
Join us right here tomorrow for more oval ideas and a chance to win our Epiphany Crafts Oval Tool!
Are you pinning on Pinterest? (we are..here’s a link!) Have a thing for pincushions and picture frames?
Love Epiphany Crafts and Helmar Adhesive?
Well step right up because do we have the perfect projects for you today!!
Designer Sarah Hill has truly one of the cutest projects! A fun framed piece decorated with bits and bobs! Jennifer Priest has an adorable pin cushion you’ll be itching to make too!
Country Pincushion by Jennifer Priest
Epiphany Crafts Supplies:
Epiphany Crafts Round 14 Shape Studio and Bubble Caps
EC Spring Flowers Felt Flowers in Chocolate Strawberry
EC Frayed Flowers – Felt Flowers in Cherry
Other Supplies:
Helmar 450 Quick Dry Adhesive
Helmar Quick-Fix Permanent Adhesive Runner
Prism Craft Thread
Samantha Walker Fabric for Riley Blake
Neenah Cardstock
Designer Notes: Separate the Felt Flowers to mix and match the layers. Apply adhesive to cardstock and press fabric firmly to the cardstock. Then use the Round 14 Shape Studio to create a coordinating embellishment. If punching through the fabric is too difficult, consider applying the Bubble Cap to the fabric without the Shape Studio, cutting it out by hand.
“Journey” Inspiration Frame by Sarah HillEpiphany Crafts Supplies:
SST-41 Shape Studio Tool Star 25
SSA-43 Buttons Star 25
SST-02 Shape Studio Tool Round 14
SSA-08 Bubble Caps Round 14
Helmar Supplies Used:
Helmar 450 Quick Dry adhesive
Other Supplies Used:
Frame-Ikea Only $1.99!
Paper-Bazzill, Echo Park, Studio Calico
Embellishments-Little Yellow Bicycle, Studio Calico, October Afternoon
Paint-Acrylic Paint, Ranger “rock candy” clear crackle
Fabric for yo-yos
Yo-Yo Maker
Designer Tip: I absolutely loved Helmar’s 450 Quick Dry adhesive!! It really IS quick dry and it will stick to anything!! I adhered the epiphany crafts embellishments onto the yo-yo with the Helmar adhesive and adhered
them to the glass directly. I was also able to adhere the little wooden embellishments with the adhesive.
For some added fun during our promotion we’re giving away our must have Epiphany Crafts Studio Shape Round 14 Tool plus a pack of matching Bubble Caps and and our Epiphany Crafts Rings and Scallop Charm Settings. And remember that Helmar Glue we mention…yes you got it! We’re tucking in a bubble of their 450 Quick Dry Liquid Adhesive and a package of Zapdots!
All you need to do is post a comment and you’re entered. We’ll collect all the comment over the next two weeks and then select one random winner.
Of course your odds will increase if you post a comment each day! (hint hint!)
Please be sure to visit the Helmar Design Team blog to see how they are using Epiphany Crafts products with Helmar Adhesives!!
