Grove tool Demonstration

Hello Everyone

I have a revolutionary product to share with you all. It is an automatic hand held tool that can perform four different functions. Its battery operated and a savior for your hands!!

This wonderful tool was launched in CHA this year.  It comes with 4 seperate attachment heads. These you can also buy separate It operates in two AA batteries and it made of study plastic.  It doesn't make a lot of sound and is light to hold and handle. 

Now here is the video

Materials used

• Groove tool
• Accessories 
• Black cardstock
• Paint Dauber - Tarnished brass
• Distress ink - Walnut Stain
• Stencil

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Ashmita Roy

Micro Mini in a Box!!

Hello Everyone

Its almost Christmas my favorite time of the year an old year wraps up and a new one unfolds, Eating and partying and gift giving time of the year!! 

So, keeping all the fun in mind I wanted to create a really cool little itty bitty project and mind you when I say little I mean little Lol!!

Watch the video of the complete project

Box

I painted the box black using the Distress Paint in Black Soot. And I used some papers to decorate the inside. I also used a lot of charms to embellish the inside and outside.

Micro Mini

I sued cardstock to created a little book and added some images from pattern papers listed below!! I jut love how it turned out! I have stitched the pages and used cardstock to create the covers! I have kept the miniature journal true ittself I mean as realistic as possible!!

A Micro Mini is any little mini album that is smaller than 4"x4" . So, this little guy is only 2"x1".

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To learn to create the Cabochon Closure

Materials Used

• Glass Cabochons
• Mini box
• Antique Round Flower Pendant
• Spellbinders Ephemera pack
• Spellbinders Ephemera paper
• Prima Fairy Rhymes
• Distress ink -Vintage Photo
• Tonic scissors
•  Cutting mat
• Cutting knife
• Gloss Accents
• E-6000
• Wood Knob
• Drawer pull
• Distress Ink -Vintage Photo
• Distress Stain-Vintage Photo
• Distress Paint-Vintage Photo
• Charms
• Clock
• Trumpet

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Ashmita

A mini -treat box tutorial..!!

Hi everyone,
This is Hussena here & I am sharing with you all a tutorial for making a mini treat box perfect for gifting this Valentine or your preferred occasion...This is a very easy to make box & you will have loads of fun embellishing it in your own way....So here's a look at the box I have made :-

                                                           

      And the top view of the box :
         

                                                                                                           

Supplies used for this BOX :-
Base CS -Stash
Lid is made using DCWV Garden Party Stack Pattern paper. -Crafter's Corner
Mulberry flower & leaves- Crafter's Corner
Red heart & small flowers -Colored using Tim Holtz Festive Berries Distress Ink -Crafter's Corner
Leaves & foliage -Colored using Memento Bamboo Levaes &  Tim Holtz Vintage Photo Distress Ink.
Dies:
Cheery Lynn Fanciful Flourish -Crafter's Corner
Cheery Lynn Olive Branches- Crafter's Corner
Cheery Lynn Exotic Butterflies (Small) -Crafter's Corner
Alphas & small hearts -Simple Stories
Small flowers -Stash


Now for the TUTORIAL  :

Supplies used :-
Martha Stewart Scoreboard
Fiskars Sure cut trimmer
Cardstocks of your choice
 Spellbinders Label 4 die
Double sided tape
Scissors

Step 1 - Take a piece of cardstock measuring 5- 1/4 inch * 7 -3/4 inch.

                                                               
Step 2 - Then placing the cardstock long way score it at 1 -1/4 inch , 3 -5/8 inch , 4 7/8 inch & 7 -1/2 inch.

 
Step 3 -Then flip the cardstock the other way & score at 1 -1/4 inch to make the bottom.      

Step 4 - Now ,cut the below scored line as shown in the picture below.

Step 5 -Glue the two sides of the box as shown below .

                                         
Step 6-Fold all the scored lines & glue the bottom flaps.

 
Now for the LID :

Step 1-  Take the second largest label die from the set ...It will measure approximately 4 inch * 2 -3/4 inch.

Step 2- Now score the die at 3/4 of an inch on all sides...This will fit the box perfectly giving a nice decorative edge to your lid..You can work with other shaped dies also as long as you work out the measurements for the box  against the die measurements....There are many possibilities with this kind of lids.

Step 3 - This is how the lid will look after you have scored and glued it on all four sides.

Step 4- To give you an idea how the box looks with a lid I have added to it .

                               
                                     
Hope you all like my tutorial ...If you have any doubts or queries regarding any of the steps or products used do drop me a comment & I will get back to you as soon as possible.

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Vintage Affair

Hello Readers ,
I am Mallika from Aola Handmade Cards again with a new DT project .
This project I have name it as " Vintage Affair " . The name specifically denotes that how hooked I am to my favorite style vintage . I am actually having an affair with it .
This is basically a Handmade jewelry box / Chocolate box / Letter box { Limitless possibilities }
I was super confused about which picture to upload first .. so I uploaded all the shots randomly .
The entire box was initially painted by black acrylic paint mixed with brown . The MDF box was let to dry .
Once I had sookha box { Believe me I have no patience to wait } I started chopping my sheets by  my Tonic Trimmer before it dried .
I used some beautiful patterned paper from my stash as the base .
I did some paper tearing today after a long time .
Can you see that rose ?? yeee that's Handmade ! I was so happy after finishing it .
The little key and memories word is from my stash .
Can you see that flourish ?? That is Victorian Romance Flourish by Cherry Lynn .  { SURPRISE - Crafters Corner is giving 20% discount on all cherry lynn designs }
I used some buttons from my stash .
The flower which is used in the side wall is a Marrianne Die which will be available soon .
Can you see how I did the lid with jute twines . I had most fun doing that though I almost burned my fingers doing that . I hate Glue guns and their Tacky Behavior :P
For the inside I was really confused of what should I keep.{ I still can't afford a diamond necklace for keeping inside }Like always little note cards came to rescue .
I made these quick note cards . The papers used are from various stacks .
I have used the beautiful Die Floral Ovals  .
The entire box has been distressed using these Gorguss inks available at our store ofcourse at best price too.
I kept some bhoosa for doing justice with its vintage look .

PS - Do you know you can make beautiful roses using this die .

I hope you all will leave your valuable feedback .

Hugs
Mallika
Aola Handmade Cards 
{ My Blog has a new address to those who have been wondering where miss not so good with words went  - its now Aola handmade Cards }

How to make a Door Box Hanger - Tutorial Special

Hello Friends ,


This is Mallika here with a tutorial .
Its a sincere request , please excuse my cluttered desk . It is way too cluttered and I can't help it .
When I craft I require everything beside me .
I will teach you how to make a sturdy door box hanger which can be used to hold the daily  newspaper  , some flowers or some chocolates etc .
Step 1 -
Take a 12 by 4.5 inches of cardstock
I have trimmed it using my Tonic Trimmer from the Store Crafters Corner . 

Step 2 - 

take another cardstock of 12 by 8 inches 

Step 3 - 

Take a Score Board , Score at 1.5 , 2.5 , 7 , 8 inches keeping the longer side on the edge .

Step 4 - 

Now turn around your sheet by 90 degrees and Score at One inch

Step 5 - 

Fold along your score line . Kindly excuse the picture used as I have used a 700 gsm Paper . 

Step 6 - 

Now at 1 inch line , cut along the score line till 1 inch down . 

Step 7 - 

Fold is along and make a box  , simply by sticking the tabs .

Step 8 - 

Now take your circle nesting dies , even square or scallop square / circle will do . 

Step 9  - 

Take that 12 by 4.5 inch cardstock , try to keep the die right in the middle up . 

Run it along your Big Shot .

Step 10 - 

You  will have something like this 

Step 11 - 

Stick the box , it will appear something like this 

Step 12 - 

Now simply Embellish the way I have done :) 

 I have used the beautiful Polka Dot spellbinder die , totally in love with it !! 

I have also used Marianne Leaves . This is one basic die to work with . 

The mulberry flower used is also from the store . Our Site has bful range of mulberry flowers !! The color range is nowhere to be found !! 

For scoring you can buy from our store exclusive Score boards  from Martha Stewart .

For nesting dies .. click here 

I have used Garden Party stack sheets from DCWV from the store , Incase you guys are wondering about the pattern paper . 

Hugs

Mallika 

Aola Handmade Cards