Papertrey Ink held a "Stamp-a-Faire Summer Camp"
event on July 21st,
highlighting many techniques, videos and tutorials
and encouraging
crafters to enter cards and projects for each of the challenges. Even
crafters to enter cards and projects for each of the challenges. Even
though I had planned to participate, I didn't get my projects finished
in time for
the challenge deadlines!!
I will be highlighting lots of
projects - all inspired by the Stamp-a-Faire videos and techniques.
I invite you to join me all this week, for a look back at the challenges.
This was the last challenge that I completed as it required a few steps.
I stamped computer paper with Background Basics: Medallions using Raspberry Fizz and Summer Sunrise. The paper was trimmed according to the template.
I made 30 beads - all identical, and then sealed them with clear nail polish.
I visited a local bead shop to look for co-ordinating beads and accessories (pink and white beads). I also found some silver flowers and end caps for the bracelet, as well as the clasp, crimp beads and jump rings. Since I have never made jewellery before, this was a real learning experience for me!!
I made 3 bracelets, but still have supplies to make a few more!! I used 5 paper beads for the first bracelet along with the pink and white beads and silver accents.
I found that it was a little short, so 6 paper beads were used on the remaining two bracelets.
Here's a close up of some of the details. The paper beads are fairly light because of the white background. I would definitely recommend a darker paper for future bead projects, so that the designs would be more noticeable.
And finally .... three bracelets ready to wear. These would be fun for a group of young friends....
I'm thinking my nieces might enjoy these!! Several of them are very 'crafty', so I know they would appreciate them.
Details: (PTI, unless noted)
I made 3 bracelets, but still have supplies to make a few more!! I used 5 paper beads for the first bracelet along with the pink and white beads and silver accents.
I found that it was a little short, so 6 paper beads were used on the remaining two bracelets.
Here's a close up of some of the details. The paper beads are fairly light because of the white background. I would definitely recommend a darker paper for future bead projects, so that the designs would be more noticeable.
And finally .... three bracelets ready to wear. These would be fun for a group of young friends....
I'm thinking my nieces might enjoy these!! Several of them are very 'crafty', so I know they would appreciate them.
Details: (PTI, unless noted)
Stamps - Background Basics: Medallions
Inks - Raspberry Fizz, Summer Sunrise
This is the 5th project in this series.
Additional Stamp-A-Faire projects can be viewed here.
I have linked this post to Sew Darn Crafty #84 at Sew Many Ways.
Thanks for visiting today.
5 comments:
Oh this is fabulous Karen! I bet your nieces would enjoy them! - Irma
Those bracelets are georgeous. I am sure your nieces will love them. I love the colors too.
Oh, your nieces will love these-- they're so sweet!
These are fantastic! I especially love them grouped together to be worn. Great work madame.
Sweet bracelets. I like the colors.....so summer-ish and playful
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