Metal Settings

Note to Self: Use Xyron Products Often!

June 13, 2013 by Kate 12 Comments

Hi everyone!

It’s Kate Vickers here today, and I’m sharing this cute little chalkboard that I created with Epiphany Crafts and Xyron Adhesives.

I started off by wandering around my local Michael’s store wondering what I could make to help remind myself about my ‘to do’ list. I came across a black metal plaque in the dollar area. It had a very large sticker on it with a heart that peeled off really easily. Underneath was a plain metal chalkboard that I put inside of a regular 8 X 8 photo frame. Because it’s metal, it’s also great for magnets.

I created custom magnets by using the Epiphany Crafts Round 25 Tool with the Round 25 Metal Charms. I cut off the ring at the top of the charm with a pair of pliers, then I used the Round 25 Tool and Bubble Caps to create the top for the magnets. I glued the completed bubble caps to the metal charm base using the Xyron Mega Runner.

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I added Xyron Magnet Tape to the back of the metal charms to create magnets. The Magnet Tape is incredibly easy to use. It tears very easily and yet it’s strong enough to hold a good sized item.

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I added several die cut flowers and butterflies from American Crafts to the frame. I accented some of the flowers with the Epiphany Crafts Flower 25 Tool.

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Here’s a close up of the completed magnets.

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Finally, here’s a close up of the top of the frame. I love the addition of the Flower 25 Bubble Caps to the centers of the American Crafts flowers. It really finishes them off nicely.

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I placed my little magnet / chalk board by my front door to remind our family of important appointments and activities. Hopefully it will help us keep on track of our busy schedules.

Thanks for visiting! Have a wonderful day!

Hello! It is Malika blogging today. I want to share with you a little notepad that I put together using some of Xyron’s amazing magnetic tape and an Epiphany Crafts embellishment of course!

This is a simple project to make and would make a great little thank you gift. Make a bunch of them and keep them on hand for those times you need to have a little something to give!

For this project, gather some paper for the folder (I used a cameo cut file for mine), a die cut flower, paper for the pad, some twine, Mod Podge, an Epiphany Crafts bubble circle and a brad setting, and Xyron’s magnetic tape.

Gently curl up the petals of the die cut flower.

Unstack the flower and cover each layer with Mod Podge. This gives the flower a little more durability.

Once the layers have dried, stack them back up and put the Epiphany Crafts brad through the center to hold the layers together.

Assemble the inside papers, punch two holes at the top and use some twine to secure the paper to the die cut folder.

Add two strips of the Xyron magnetic tape along the inside flap of the folder.

Here is a little trick to match up exactly where to put the magnetic tape on opposite side of the folder. Let the second set of magnetic strips stick to the already adhered pieces. Then close the folder and the sticky back of the new magnetic tape will adhere to the correct place!

Close the folder…

And the magnetic tape is in the right place.

Finally, push the brad (center of the flower) through the middle part of the flap of the folder.

And there is the finished project!

Give it a try!

We’ve having a blast all week with our friends at Xyron and would like you to be able to enjoy some of the fun products we’re using! Simply use our Rafflecopter entry form and you’ll be entered to win! Then be sure to visit their blog and see all the projects they’ve made with our Epiphany Crafts products too!

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Filed Under: Blog, Flower 25, Kate, Malika Kelly, Metal Settings, Round 14, Round 25 Tagged With: altered project, American Crafts, chalk board, chalkboard, flower 25 tool, Giveaway, magnet, Malika, Tutorial, Xyron

Organize in Style with Epiphany Crafts and American Crafts

April 18, 2013 by Christina 3 Comments

Hello! It’s Christina here to share my project using Epiphany Crafts and the American Crafts Dear Lizzy Lucky Charm collection.

I put together this storage unit and added a few scrapbooking goodies to the drawers for my oldest daughter.

To make this project start with a KaiserCraft Storage Unit kit, paint all the pieces white, and assemble the unit and drawers.

We will need some knobs to open the drawers. Using the Epiphany Crafts Oval 25 Studio Shape Tool punch 3 ovals from patterned papers of your choice.

Add an Epiphany Crafts Oval 25 Bubble Cap to each of the punched oval shapes.

Add each of the shapes to an Epiphany Crafts Oval Metal Setting as shown below. Paint 3 small wooden discs white and adhere to the back of each of the metal settings.

Trim patterned papers to fit the front of the drawers and apply adhesive to each strip.

Adhere the patterned papers and knobs to the front of the drawers.

Now let’s take a peek inside each of the drawers. I made two small mini albums to fit inside one of the drawers. All my daughter has to do is add some favorite photos, journaling, and any additional embellishments she might want to add to the albums.

In another drawer I made some simple paper dividers and added an assortment of embellishments- tags, die cuts, punched shapes, and a brad set.

In the last drawer I added a few treats. Who doesn’t like to have a bit of chocolate on hand while crafting, lol.

I put two quick and simple albums together for the first drawer. The first of these albums is an accordian tag album. I created my own files in the Silhouette Studio software and cut them with my Cameo. On this side of the album I incorporated a pocket for photos and journaling tags.

The last page on this side of the album is a matchbook style tag that holds additional tags for photos and journaling.

I also made this tag album and added a ring to hold it all together. I also created my own files for this album and cut them with my Silhouette.

Here is a look at all of the pages in the album.

Here is a look at the two tags that open to reveal additional places to add photos and journaling.

Supplies:

Epiphany Crafts Oval 25 Studio Shape Tool
Epiphany Crafts Oval 25 Bubble Caps
Epiphany Crafts Oval 25 Metal Settings
Epiphany Crafts Heart 25 Studio Shape Tool
Epiphany Crafts Heart 25 Bubble Caps
Epiphany Crafts Round 14 Studio Shape Tool
Epiphany Crafts Round 14 Bubble Caps
Epiphany Crafts Brad Settings
KaiserCraft Storage Unit Kit
American Crafts Dear Lizzy Lucky Charm 6×6 Paper Pad
American Crafts Dear Lizzy Lucky Charm 12×12 Collection Kit
American Crafts Dear Lizzy Lucky Charm Accent and Phrase Sticker Sheet
American Crafts Dear Lizzy Lucky Charm Printed Chipboard Shapes
American Crafts Dear Lizzy Lucky Charm Large Tags
Recollections White Cardstock
Silhouette Cameo
Tim Holtz Mini Paperclips
Recollections Large Heart Punch
McGill Small Heart Punch
The Paper Studio Vellum
Sequins
White Thread
Binder Ring

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Filed Under: Blog, Brad Settings, Christina, Heart 25, Metal Settings, Oval 25, Round 14 Tagged With: American Crafts, Brad Settings, Christina, Epiphany Crafts, Heart, home decor, Oval, Round, Tutorial

Together is the Best Place to Be!

December 1, 2012 by Julia 5 Comments

To create it I used two pieces of patterned paper measuring 4″ x 12″ and scored them at 4″ and glued the two pieces together to make the base of the album.

Then I cut out the 4″ x 6″ journaling cards from the patterned paper and adhered them onto each of the sides of the album.

I decorated the cover with the Epiphany Crafts Shape Studio Tool Square and the Square Metal Charms. I found a sticker on the sheet that was the perfect size to fit into the square charm and attached it with some twine.

I used the stickers from the coordinating sticker sheet to decorate the pages. I also used the Epiphany Crafts Shape Stuido Round 25 and the bubble caps to add the heart to the centre of the wreath.

Family Accordian Album by Fleur Smith

I really love how this type of album can be placed on a shelf or mantle and displayed.

Epiphany Crafts Supplies:

Epiphany Crafts Shape Studio Tool Round 25
Epiphany Crafts Shape Studio Tool Square 25
Epiphany Crafts Shape Studio Accessories Bubble Caps Suqare 25
Epiphany Crafts Shape Studio Accessories Bubble Caps Round 25
Epiphany Crafts Metal Charms Square 25

Patterned Paper, Transparency and Stickers – Simple Stories Harvest Lane Collection
Twine – Doodlebug, Jillibean Soup, My Minds Eye
Washi Tape – Freckled Fawn
Enamel Dots – My Minds Eye

Be sure to take a few moments to click through our PunchTab giveaway to enter to win one of two Simple Stories collections along with our Epiphany Crafts Square 25 Tool and matching Bubble Caps! We’ll select two random winners and announce their names on Friday, December 7th!

Filed Under: Blog, Fleur, Metal Settings, Round 25, Square 25 Tagged With: Contest, Epiphany Crafts, fall, Fleur, Giveaway, home decor, Mini Album, Square, Tutorial

A Little Fall Decor and a Special Guest

November 12, 2012 by Julia 7 Comments

We’re turning to fall this week and bringing you some fall ideas for using your favorite Epiphany Crafts Tools and accessories.

And we have a Guest joining us this week and next! We hope you’ll give Becky Garrison a warm welcome!

Hi there!

I am Becky Garrison, and I am so very excited to be guest designer on the Epiphany Crafts blog today! I am a huge fan of Epiphany and rarely make a project that does not have some sort of Epiphany product on it somewhere. For today’s project I made something for your Thanksgiving table, but you could make them for any occasion simply by changing the colors and papers you use.

Place cards had kind of gone out of style until we paper crafters started making them again, and for the one I made today it is also a cute treat bag.

Epiphany Crafts Supplies:
Epiphany Shape Studio Square 25 Tool
Epiphany Shape Studio Accessories Bubble Caps Square 25
Epiphany Metal Charms Double Square 25

Other Supplies:

KaiserCraft “These Days Collection”
Darice ‘Earthy’ Hemp Cord
Stickles ‘Platinum’

To make the treat bag, cut a piece of patterned paper to 5 1/2″ x 8 1/2″. along the long side, score the paper at 2, 4, 6 and 8 inches. Turn the paper 1/4 turn and score at 2 inches. At the corner where there are 2 scored lines at 1/2″ and 2″, trim away that corner just outside the scored lines.

On the 2, 4, 6 and 8 inch scores, cut them up to the 2″ score. Fold on all of the score lines. Fold the 2, 4, 6 and 8″ scored lines and add some glue to the 1/2″ piece, and glue to the underside of the other edge. This will make a square ‘tube’ shape. Fold each of the 2″ pieces under, adding adhesive to the last one to hold the bag closed.

Decide which side you want for the front, and pinch the two edges together, folding the other two sides in to the center. Punch holes in the top of the bag. Place treats inside, and tie together with ribbon.

Print names of your guests onto card stock. Trim to size and punch one edge with a border punch. Using coordinating card stock and a 1 1/2″ scalloped punch, punch an accent piece. Ink edges and add glitter or glitter glue. Punch a hole in one end of the name tag and top of scalloped circle.

Using the Epiphany Square 25 tool and bubble cap, punch a design from coordinating paper. Adhere bubble cap to the Epiphany Square 25 Metal Charm. Layer charm on top of scalloped circle and name tag, and tie together using hemp cord. Tie this to the bow on the treat bag.

And there you have a very pretty place card for your Thanksgiving table, with a nice treat inside. Happy Thanksgiving!!!

I {Heart} Fall Paper Turkey by Audrey Pettit

Epiphany Crafts Supplies:

Epiphany Crafts Round 14 Button Studio Tool and Round 14 Clear Button Caps

Simple Stories Harvest Lane Collection:
Patterned Paper, 6×6 Paper Pad, Cardstock Stickers
Kraft Cardstock: The Kraft Outlet
Memo Pin: Tim Holtz
Mini Brads: Making Memories
Trim: Papertrey Ink, Craft Supply
Ink: Clearsnap
Polyfill Stuffing
Turkey Pattern (attached)

Instructions:

1. Download Turkey Pattern. Turkey Pattern

Cut out each pattern piece and trace each onto patterned paper. For this project, you need one of every piece, except for two wings. Trace one wing as is, then flip the pattern over and trace it a second time.

2. Piece the pattern together and adhere to a sheet of 8.5 x 11 kraft cardstock. Machine stitch around the paper edges, if desired.

3. Embellish with a fall banner, leaves, trims, and buttons created with the Epiphany Crafts Round 14 Button Studio Tool. Use mini brads for the eyes. Add adhesive pop dots under each wing for dimension.

4. lay your embellished turkey onto a second sheet of kraft cardstock. Starting at the bottom, stitch around the turkey, leaving enough of an opening to stuff with polyfill fiber before stitching closed.

We’d like to extend a BIG thank you to our friends at My Little Shoebox for the amazing week we had last week with them!

Given our week has ended that means it’s time to announce last week’s winner..

Rhiannon Metzger

Many many congrats to you Rhiannon! Please email me at JSandvoss@epiphanycrafts.com with your info!

Be sure to visit all this week for more ideas using Epiphany Crafts!

Filed Under: Audrey, Blog, Metal Settings, Square 25 Tagged With: Audrey, Epiphany Crafts, fall, Guest Designer, Square

Set The Perfect Table with Epiphany Crafts

November 3, 2012 by Julia 15 Comments

It’s officially fall and that means Thanksgiving is just around the corner!

Designer Fleur Smith has a Thanksgiving Table Setting using the Epiphany Crafts Shape Studio tool Oval 25, the Bubble Caps Oval 25 and the Metal Charms Oval 25.

It’s perfect for fall or any special event!

I love using my paper and scrapbooking supplies for making home decor and gifts, especially around the holidays. For my table setting I made a card for the guests to take home with a message about how thankful we are having them in our lives, a napkin ring and a place setting.

For the card I added a beautiful accent with the Oval Metal Charms. I used Staz On ink to alter the color of the metal charm to match my project.

For the napkin ring I used the Shape Studio Tool Oval 25 as a punch and punched out the oval shapes then used them to create a scallopped ring.

For the place setting I used the negative space left over when I punched the oval for the napkin and used it as an accent, filling in the ovals with other pieces of patterned paper.

I had so much fun designing this table setting that I created a video to show how I used the Epiphany Crafts Shape tools and metal charms to make these projects. I hope you enjoy it.

Thanksgiving Table Setting Video

Epiphany Crafts Supplies:

Epiphany Crafts Shape Studio Tool Oval 25
Epiphany Crafts Metal Charms Oval 25
Epiphany Crafts Bubble Caps Oval 25

Patterned Paper and Index Cards – Lily Bee Autumn Spice Collection
Letter Stickers – Lily Bee Handmade Collection
Twine – Doodlebug
Ink – Staz On Ink in Timber Brown
Thread – Aunt Lydia’s

Thanks for stopping by today!

We’d like to hear from you and how you would use our Epiphany Crafts Oval Tool and Charm Settings! For posting a comment..we’ll enter you to win our Oval Shape Tool along with our Bubble Caps and a pack of Charm Setting. Simply post a comment and we’ll select one random winner next Monday! You can comment each day this week for more chances to win too!

Filed Under: Blog, Fleur, Metal Settings, Oval 25 Tagged With: decor, Epiphany Crafts, Giveaway, Oval, Video Tutorial

We’re Quite Charming Here At Epiphany Crafts

October 29, 2012 by Julia 17 Comments

Today Designer Christine Ousley shows how our shows aren’t just to be worn around the neck…look around your home for unique ways to add a bit of charm. Epiphany Crafts charm!

So when I was looking at my oval tool and charms, I was thinking jewelry. The charms are so pretty. I could see making a necklace, or bracelet with them, but then an idea popped into my head. Why not jewelry for candles. I have some lovely candles on my mantle in cozy fall colors so why not decorate them.

I had some new Authentique paper and stickers that had colors that matched my candle, so I looked through it all and found a beautiful sticker that was just the right size. What luck! I adhered the sticker to some white card stock and then using my Epiphany Oval Tool 25, I punched it into an oval shape and adhered an Oval 25 Bubble Cap.

Then I realized that my charm was silver and really didn’t fit the fall theme, so I grabbed my bottle of Tim Holtz/Ranger Adirondack Mixatives in Gold and changed the silver charm to a gold one. All you have to do is pour some of the liquid onto a foam pad applicator and pat it all over the metal. Then using your heat gun, dry the mixative. The alcohol will evaporate and leave the gold color behind. You might need to do the process again until you have the coverage that you want.

Then after my charm was cooled and dry, I attached the oval shape to it with strong adhesive and attached the charm to a jump ring. Then I threaded some antique gold chain and jute through the jump ring along with a crystal bead that I had and tied it together in the back.

Epiphany Crafts Supplies:
Epiphany Crafts Shape Studio Tool Oval 25
Epiphany Crafts Metal Charms Oval 25
Epiphany Crafts Bubble Caps Oval 25

Other Supplies:
Authentique “Thankful” Elements Stickers
Tim Holtz/Ranger Adirondack Alcohol Ink Mixatives Gold

We wanted to be sure we shared these with you! Still time to print and make your own fun necklaces and more for Halloween!

We’d love to see how you use Natt’s fun printables!

So let’s have you create something for Halloween or Fall…your choice and we’ll enter you to win our

Round 25 Shape Tool, matching pack of Bubble Caps and we’ll tuck in our Charm Settings too.

Here’s the plan:

Download and print Natt’s fun designs

Create a project…card, layout, home decor, jewelry using Epiphany Crafts Tools, Bubble Caps and more along with Natt’s printables.

Then post a link here in the comments or email an image to JSandvoss@epiphanycrafts.com with Fall Fun as the subject.

Have those into us by Sunday, November 3rd. We’ll pick our favorite from the entries to win!

Winner will be announced on Halloween! Right here! So get busy creating!!

Filed Under: Blog, Christine, Contest, Giveaway, Metal Settings, Oval 25 Tagged With: Christine, Digital Downloads, Epiphany Crafts, Giveaway, home decor, Oval, Printables, Prize

Spooky Pins Come to Life & More!

July 19, 2012 by Julia 2 Comments

If you take a moment or two (or ten) to browse Pinterest…you will find an amazing mix of pins. Tropical destinations, delicious drinks, craft projects, heartthrobs, books to read, hairstyles to try…and the pins go on and on.

What’s truly unique is what we each take away with us from the experience.

The proof is right here. We sent the team off to Pinterest to find an image that inspired them and that they would work off to create this week’s Epiphany Crafts project.

Once again…we’re amazed at their creativity…

Amanda’s Pinterest Inspiration

Spooky Framed Art by Amanda Coleman

A while ago, I pinned this image of a handmade leather purse (unfortunately no longer available on Etsy). I liked the simplicity and the depth of the color, and I can’t resist trees and scenery. While I am not about to make a leather purse, I had hoped to make some kind of paper craft reminiscent of this image.

Using watercolors, I painted a 5″x7″ piece of watercolor paper using various shades of blue. The moon is made with EC Shape Studio Tool Round 25 and matching bubble cap. I added die cut a silhouette of a tree and the piece was finished!

Epiphany Crafts Supplies:
Shape Studio Tool Round 25
Shape Studio Accessory Round 25 bubble cap

Other Supplies
Watercolor paper and paints (Nicole Crafts)
Yellow cardstock (DCWV)
Black Cardstock (GP)
Bare tree branch Silhouette file by Jamie Koay

Sarah’s Pinterest Inspiration

Relax Layout by Sarah Hill

My Pinterest Inspiration Project: I took the feel of the summer picture with the fabulous bright colors for a fun relaxing layout.

Epiphany Crafts Supplies:
SST-41 Shape Studio Tool Star 25
SSA-43 Buttons Star 25

Other Supplies Used:
Paper-Bo Bunny, Bazzill, Crate Paper, Lily Bee Designs
Die cuts-October Afternoon, Lily Bee Designs, Etsy Shop (Unknown)
Alphas-Jillibean Soup
Mist-Studio Calico Mister Huey White
Punch-Martha Stewart star punch

Andrea’s Pinterest Inspriation

XOXOXO Card by Andrea Budjack

Epiphany Crafts Supplies:
Metal Setting

Additional Supplies:
American Crafts – paper
Authentique – paper
Prairie Bird Boutique – ribbon
Maya Road – charm
Precious Remembrance – stamp
Papertrey Ink – stamp, ink, square die
Spellbinders – label die
Copic -marker
The Ribbon Girl – twine
polymer clay
stick pin
beads
paint

And of course Epiphany Crafts is on Pinterest! Are you? We’d love you to follow us there…click here to go to our page!

Filed Under: Amanda Coleman, Andrea, Blog, Metal Settings, Round 25, Sarah, Star 25

We’re Hopping with the Twinery for Some Craft Fun!

May 30, 2012 by Julia 57 Comments

That’s right…we’re back! With more crafts and ideas for using not only Epiphany Crafts products along with The Twinery too!

Up today…Designers Jennifer Priest, Nina Ostermann and Tessa Buys have some very fun and beautiful idea for you that we know you’ll love. Stop by their blogs for a full post with information about their projects and be sure to hop to The Twinery team too!

Holiday Wreath by Tessa Buys

Epiphany Crafts Supplies:
Epiphany Crafts Shape Tool 14 round
Epiphany Crafts epoxy shapes 14 round
Epiphany Crafts Round Silver Setting
The Twinery Twine (Denim)
Wreath base
Yarn
Felt Flowers and Leaves – Precocious Paper on Etsy
Flower Cabochons – Recollections

Happy Birthday Card by Designer Nina Ostermann

Cut the twine with a sharp scissor in this length you prefer. Add another strip of adhesive, place the tull ribbon, the cork – paperflower and Epiphany Crafts button with also twine….

Epiphany Crafts Products:

Epiphany Crafts: Button Tool BST-05 Round 20, Self Adhesive Buttons Round 20

Other Supplies:
The Twinery: Twine Buttercream and Cantaloupe
Tullribbon: Websters Pages
Dies: Spellbinders Marrocan Motifs

Love this Picture Layout by Designer Nina Ostermann

This was the first attempt to sew on the Epiphany Crafts Bubble Caps. It works and
I´m in LOVE!!!

Epiphany Crafts Products:

Epiphany Crafts Pennant Tool 25 SST-50, Bubble Caps Clear Pennant 25

Other Supplies:
The Twinery: Twine Denim, Buttercream, Cantaloupe
Stamps: My Minds Eye
Silhouette: Cameo

Disneyland Album by Designer Jennifer Priest

Isn’t it difficult to scrap for teens, tweens, and whatchamacallits? Yeah. Sigh. Spoken by the mother of a 13 year old.

My daughter went to Disneyland for Girl Scouts and I thought TWINE is a great way to make a cute book for her about her trip. Twine and neon. Yay. Yay? I am not sure I like the whole 80′s thing coming back BUT it was pretty easy to make custom embellishments with my Epiphany Crafts shape tools to match the Heidi Swapp Neon stickers I got for the book. And black and white are always a winner!!!!!!

I made a little video showing how I did all that I did — enjoy! I also added gorgeous blinged out Connie Crystals to the spine of the book and a couple small Want2Scrapcrystals to make mickey heads on my Square 25 Epiphany Crafts charms. Easy peasy!

Epiphany Crafts Supplies:
Epiphany Crafts Square 25 and Pennant 25 Shape Studios, Square 25 Metal Jewelry Settings

Other Supplies:
The Twinery Twine
Tombow Mono Multi Liquid Adhesive
Tombow Craft Collection Dual Brush Pens in Retro
Connie Crystal Chandelier Tear Drop
Connie Crystal Octagon Chandelier Crystals
Heidi Swapp Color Magic 12×12 Patterned Paper, Day Glow Neon Letter Stickers
Lily Bee Design ABC Stickers
Smooch Spritz by Clearsnap
Want2Scrap Bling
Ribbon, Trim, jump rings, eye pins by hydrangeahippo.etsy.com
Felt and Paper Bag book by hydrangeahippo.etsy.com

And would you like to enter to win!

Be sure to post a comment here before you head off on the hop! We’ll be randomly selecting one winner!! Do please visit Tess, Nina and Jennifer’sblogs today…here’s a list of where to hop to!

Filed Under: Blog, Jennifer, Metal Settings, Nina, Pennant 25, Round 14, Round 20, Square 25, Tessa, The Twinery

Light Up the Summer with Epiphany Crafts and The Twinery!

May 29, 2012 by Julia 72 Comments

That’s right…we’re back! With more crafts and ideas for using not only Epiphany Crafts products along with The Twinery too!

Our twine is made from 100% cotton, it’s eco-friendly and made in the USA. Whether you’re gift wrapping, crafting or tying up baked goods to give to a friend, our baker’s twine adds a fresh, yet nostalgic look to any project at hand! Our baker’s twine comes in 18 delicious colors and is uniquely twisted against a bright white hue, creating an eye-popping burst of color and a creative embellishment! Our twine has lots of color which lends to a fun, candy-striped look.

Up today…Designer Amanda Coleman along with Audrey Pettit have beautiful idea for you that we know you’ll love. Stop by their blogs for a full post with information about their projects and be sure to hop to The Twinery team too!

Candle Jars by Designer Amanda Coleman

Epiphany Crafts Supplies:
Shape Studio Tool Square 25
Shape Studio Accessories Bubble Cap Square 25
Metal Charms Double Square 25

Other Supplies
Baker’s twine in Blossom, Cantaloupe and Honeydew (The Twinery)
Paper (American Crafts Dear Lizzy Neapolitan)
Small glass jars, jar filler (Sierra Pacific)
LED candles (Darice)

Always Heart Pinkeep by Designer Audrey Pettit

Epiphany Crafts Supplies:
Epiphany Crafts Round 14 Button Studio Tool and Round 14 Button Caps

Other Supplies:
Blossom, Pink Sorbet, and Peapod Twinery Twine
Stampin’Up Stamps, Chalk Pastels, and Ink
American Crafts Patterned Paper
Muslin and Wool Fabric

And here’s where to hop to for today…starting with The Twinery…

Do be sure to post a comment to be entered into the giveaway!

The Twinery has generously offered three of the full spools…Honeydew, Blossom and Charcoal! (yes please!) And we’re including our NEW Pennant Tool and matching Bubble Caps! All it takes is a comment and you’re entered!!

Filed Under: Amanda Coleman, Audrey, Blog, Button Round 14, Mandy, Metal Settings, Round 14, Square 25, The Twinery

Care for a Treat!! from Epiphany Crafts

May 8, 2012 by Julia 14 Comments

Care for a cupcake?

How about a box of cupcakes??

Did you say no?? We bet not! And after you see the adorable way Designer Tamara Tripodi shows you how to package some sweet treats…you’ll be saying yes please!

In fact you might say our Epiphany Crafts Tools are the perfect cherry on top!

Designer Nina Ostermann has a beautiful tag that’s almost too pretty to give! Perfect addition to a Mother’s Day gift, teacher gift or even birthday!! Our metal settings provide the perfect finishing touch!

Cupcake Box and Card by Designer Tamara Tripodi

Epiphany Crafts Supplies -
Heart 25 tool
Round 25 tool
Round 14 tool

Misc. Supplies -
Crate Paper ‘Pretty Party’ paper and diecuts/chipboard
Green seam binding ribbon
Glue Arts U Cut it foam adhesive
SVG Cuts 3D Numbers Kit