Holiday Fun With Punches Contest!

Friday, November 30, 2012

Holiday Fun With Punches Contest!


This cute Christmas paper chain garland was created by our Oh My Crafts Designers with Bazzill Paper and a Punch.

We are giving away a paper punch to one random lucky winner.

To enter, leave us a comment on what fun project you would use a punch for.  For additional chances to win, go to our Facebook Page and share this photo.  You can also enter by repining this Pinterest Pin on one of your boards.

Contest Ends at Midnight Tuesday, December 4th.
 

Good Luck!

Snowmen Wood Shapes

Monday, November 26, 2012

Snowmen Wood Shapes
Created by OMC Designer Sandy

Supplies Used:
OMC: Wood Snowmen, Snowmen Accessories (download), wire - chocolate
Paper: Scraps (enough to cut two of each piece)
Tim Holtz: Distress Ink: Walnut, blending tool and foam
Martha Stewart Paint: Porcelain Doll
General Craft Supply: Matte Mod Podge, Foam Brush

Instructions:
1. Sand edges of snowman. Paint and let dry. Ink edges of snowman.
2. Download accessories and choose desired shapes. Cut one of each item used. Then flip image and cut again. Make sure the backside of the paper for the flipped image is something that coordinates with the snowman because it may show. Glue the same images together and ink edges. Then Mod Podge front and back and let dry.
3. Cut a length of wire about 19 – 21 inches long. Fold in thirds and twist tightly, leaving about ¾ inch exposed of loose ends. Spread the “fingers” apart and trim to desired length. Trim off the other end where there is a loop to the desired length for the arms. Shape as desired. Repeat for other arm.
4. Mod Podge the front of the snowmen and place the accessories. Let dry. Mod Podge entire snowman again going over the accessories. When dry, drill a hole on either side of snowman with approximately ⅛-inch drill bit. Place a little bit of liquid glue on end of wire and insert arms.

Happy crafting!

Happy Thanksgiving from OMC!

Thursday, November 22, 2012

We here at Oh My Crafts want to wish you all a wonderful Thanksgiving!

Most of All
 
Thanksgiving Day brings to mind
the blessings in our lives
that usually go unnoticed:
a home that surrounds us
with comfort and protection;
delicious food, for pleasure
in both eating and sharing;
clothes to snuggle up in,
books and good entertainment
to expand our minds;
and freedom to worship our God.
Most of all we are thankful
for our family and friends,
those treasured people
who make our lives extra special.
You are part of that cherished group.
On Thanksgiving, (and every day)
we appreciate you.
 
Happy Thanksgiving!

Pumpkin Pie Box & Harvest Corn Stalk

Wednesday, November 21, 2012

Pumpkin Pie Box and Harvest Corn Stalk
Created by OMC Designer Jill

Supplies Used:
Quick Kutz: Cone Box
Tim Holtz: Textured Leaves Embossing Folder
Martha Stewart: Pinking Circle Punch
Bazzill Cardstock: Orange, Tan and White
Tim Holtz: Distress Ink Vintage Photo
Inkssentials: Blending Tool w/ foam pad
Adhesive


Instructions:


1. Cut out a Cone Box in an orange colored cardstock. Put together.


2. Emboss a piece of tan cardstock that you will be using for the pie crust. You will use this to cut out the back of the pie and a small sliver at the bottom.


3. Trace the shape of the back of the box onto the tan colored cardstock…make it a little larger so that you can make a decorative edge for the pie crust!


4. Measure a tiny piece of cardstock for the bottom of the piecrust.


5. Ink the edges of these pieces. And attach to the back and sides of the pie.


6. Punch out a piece of white cardstock and ink the edges. Now cut into the circle in a spiral to make the whipped cream for the top of the pie. Attach.


7. Serve up your paper pie for display!




CORNSTALK SVG  



































Supplies Used:
OMC Cornstalk SVG Cut
Cardstock: Cornstalk Color
Tim Holtz: Distress Ink Vintage Photo 
EK Success: Large Argyle Punch 
Styrofoam crafting cone 
Adhesive 

Instructions: 
1. Ink the edges of the cardstock before you cut out the SVG file.

2. Cut out 2 of the cornstalks using the SVG cornstalk file. We stretched the file to an 11X15 inch stalk. 

3. Roll one of the cornstalks leaving a hole in the middle large enough to add your second cornstalk. Glue the middle edge together securely. 

4. Cut the bottom frayed part of your cornstalk off. Roll this one small enough to fit down inside the first cornstalk. Adhere in the middle securely and glue to the inside of the first cornstalk. 

5. Curl the edges of each piece of cornstalk. 

6. Punch out a band with dark brown Bazzill cardstock to wrap around the cornstalk. Adhere securely. 

7. Tie a piece of jute around the band in a square knot. 

8. Glue a band of yellow cardstock around the styrofoam cone. 

9. Glue the bottom part of your cornstalk onto the styrofoam cone.

10. Fan out the bottom pieces of the cornstalk.

11. Display!


Happy crafting!


Thanksgiving Thankful Notes

Tuesday, November 20, 2012

Thankful Notes
Created by OMC Designer Lindsey






Supplies Used:

Sizzix Bigz Pro Die:
 Bag With Handles

Bo Bunny: Apple Cider Paper
Bazzill Cardstock: Fall Colors
Tim Holtz Distress Ink: Walnut Stain and Rusty Hinge

Bo Bunny: Apple Cider Clear Stamp Set
Twine
Scallop Edge Punch



Instructions:


1. Use the Sizzix Bigz Pro Die : Bag With Handles to cut out the bag using Bazzill Cardstock in fall color of your choice. Ink edges of the paper first and then assemble the bag


2. Cut a square out of the Bo Bunny Apple Cider paper to fit the front of the box, cut a second square that is slightly smaller out of the Bazzill Cardstock fall color of your choice.  Mount the smaller Bazzill square in the center of the Apple Cider square so that you can see the Apple Cider border peeking out. Ink edges of the squares. Mount the squares on the front of the box. 


3. Use the stamps from the stamp kit to create embellishment pieces. Stamp them on Apple Cider paper or Bazzil cardstock or any coordinating scraps you happen to have. In this project I had some corrugated/fluted kraft scraps that I used to embellish some of the note cards.
 
  
4. Cut out the images, ink the edges and layer on the front of the box and embellish note cards.

5. Take twine, wrap around box.


6. Make note cards out of Apple Cider paper and Bazzill cardstock, size appropriately so that they will fit inside of the bag. I embellished the note cards with pieces I stamped and a scallop edge punch.

7. Let your family and friends write what they are thankful for and save memories for years to come.


Happy Crafting!

  


Snow Day Wood Blocks

Snow Day Wood Blocks
Created by OMC Designer Jill

Supplies Used:
Adams and Co. blocks
Embellishing tag from BoBunny Snow Day Paper

Tim Holtz Distress Ink Pad: Vintage Photo and Faded Denim
Stickles Glitter Glue: Diamond
Mod Podge

Foam Paint Brush

Instructions:
1. Cut out the tag that says “There's No Day Like A
Snow Day”.
2. Ink the edges with Tim Holtz Distress Ink.

3. Glue the tag onto the block with Mod Podge 
4. Use the Diamond Stickles on the snowflakes to make them pop. Let dry.
5. Ink the edges of your photos, and adhere to the other blocks. Add cute embellishments!
6. Display!
 

Happy crafting!

Fall Scrapbook Layout

Monday, November 19, 2012

Fall Scrapbook Layout
Created by OMC Designer Lindsey



Supplies Used:

Fall themed Scrapbook Paper
Corrugated/Fluted Cardboard Paper
Kraft Paper 
Tim Holtz Distress Ink: Rusty Hinge
Colored Misting Spray : Orange Hues
Leaf Shaped Punch or SVG Cut
Deep Edge Punch or Edge Die
Brads 
Instructions:
1. Ink the edges of the paper with Tim Holtz Distress Ink.  

2. Use scrap paper to punch or cut out the leaves to use for misting to create the leaf silhouette shapes on the page.  

3. Once the leaves are cut out, lay them out on the page where you want the image to be. Take the mist and spray over the leaves. Leave in place for 2 min. This will allow dry time, after the two min, take the leaves off, this will give the image outline on the page. 

4. Using the large leaf punch, punch 4 leaves in contrasting/coordinating paper. 

5. Cut 3 squares one in brown corrugated cardboard, one in kraft corrugated cardboard and the last one in Artisan paper. These will be what you mount your pictures on. Cut according to size of picture.

5. Tear strips of the artisan paper to layer on the corrugated cardboard. 

6. Use the Deep Edge Punch or Edge Die to create a decorative strip, ink and attach with two brads. 

Happy Crafting!


12 Days of Christmas - Day 12 Dimensional Christmas Card


Oh My Crafts' 12 Days of Christmas - Day 12
 

Dimensional Christmas Card
Created by OMC Designer Jill


This is a special card for someone extra special in your life.



Supplies Used: 

3 sheets of Bazzill Basics Cardstock in White
1 sheet of BoBunny Mistletoe Paper
1 piece of heavy paper or chipboard

Ribbon
Perma Tac Adhesive 
Stickles Glitter Glue - Lime Green, Christmas Red, Stardust
Versafine Ink - Red

Instructions:
1. Cut your chipboard or heavy paper 4½" x" .

 
2. Cut the BoBunny Mistletoe Paper 6" x 6".
 
3. Cut the Bazzill White Cardstock 8½" x"
 
4. Score the 6" x 6" papers on each side at ¾".
 
5. Attach to the heavy paper or chipboard by folding the paper over each side with Perma Tac Adhesive.
6. Score the 8½" x" cardstock at a diagonal down the center and at 4¼" and 4¼" making sure all scores cross each other directly in the center of the paper.


7. Fold 2 of the white cardstock papers so the diagonal fold in the center pushes up and the 3rd one fold so it pushes down. Fold the other scores opposite from the diagonal fold.

8. Adhere each paper to each other from the corner. As shown in the picture.

 
9. Fold the papers together so that they form a square. As shown in the picture. 
 
10. Attach to the paper covered heavy paper with Perma Tac Adhesive.  
11. Attach a piece of ribbon to the back and tie in the front. As seen in picture. 


 
12. Embellish your paper using Stickles, and embellished punches!


 
13. Now add pictures and personal notes to the inside papers!

Happy crafting!

12 Days of Christmas - Day 11 3D Paper Ornament

Sunday, November 18, 2012


Oh My Crafts' 12 Days of Christmas - Day 11
 

3D Paper Ornament
Created by OMC Designer Lindsey

Supplies Used:
Sizzix : Bigz Die - Ornament, Circle 3-D
Holiday Paper
Floss/Twine
Adhesive
Snowflake Punch
Ink Pad

Instructions:
1. Cut out the ornament in coordinating paper. Cut each circle twice. Ink the edges and fold pieces along the score line.
2. Make sure the paper that you want is on the outside and fold the flaps accordingly.
3. Use glue dots to attach the sides together. Before putting all the pieces together, take a piece of floss or twine to use as the hook, tie a knot in one end, and secure it to the inside of the ball. Finish adhering the pieces.
4. Use the snowflake punch to punch 3 small snowflakes and glue them to the sides of the ball.

Happy crafting!

Bushels of Fun Card

Saturday, November 17, 2012

Bushels of Fun Card
Created by OMC Designer Lindsey

Supplies Used:
BoBunny : Apple Cider Paper
BoBunny : Apple Cider Accent Paper
Tim Holtz : Distress Ink Pad - Walnut Stain, Rusty Hinge 

Leaf shape die or stamp
Buttons

Foam Squares
Floss
/ Twine

Instructions:

1. Cut out a piece of patterned cardstock for the base of the card. Use the "Bushels of Fun" accent piece of paper for the front of the card. Ink the edges and attach to the base.
2. Pick several printed sheets of paper and cut out leaf shapes. Ink the edges and adhere the leaves at the bottom of accent piece.

3. Wrap twine around the card. Where the two ends meet lace a button and tie a knot.


Happy crafting!


12 Days of Christmas - Day 10 Bread / Treat Tray


Oh My Crafts' 12 Days of Christmas - Day 10

Bread/Party Tray

Created by OMC Designer Sandy




This awesome tray is so versatile for food gift giving and entertaining – its uses are endless!

Supplies Used:

Eclips or Silhouette Die Cutting Machine
OMC Designer Cuts: Bread / Treat Tray
Adhesive : OMC Acid free Craft tape or Tombow Mono Adhesive
Paper/ Cardstock
Ink to match paper

Instructions:

1. Cut tray out from desired paper.


2. Fold on score lines beginning with the long sides. When you get to the corners, pinch them in an outward direction.



3. Glue all flaps down.


4. Ink edges and embellish if desired.


***The Largest tray cuts a separate liner for the bottom from an additional sheet of paper. Choose a heavier printed-paper for a sturdier tray.


Happy crafting!

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