Hi there, how are you doing? Leanne, Pearl and Janna here, sharing their Hummingbird creations with you. Hummingbird is such a vibrant and happy collection, we are sure you will love it! Today we have some Beyond the Page projects for you, lets have a look!

“Friends – Mini Qlbum” by Janna Werner

Janna Says:
“I love love love the Hummingbird collection. As you can see, the colours are so gorgeous and the embellishments are awesome. Perfect for creating a little mini album (which can be a great present by the way).”

Material List:
Kaisercraft: Hummingbird: Flight (P782), Feather (P779), Nectar (P780), Nest (P783), Flower (P781), rub ons (RB954), collectables (CT705), sticker sheet (SS123), paper pad (PP860)
other: twine, rhinestones

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“Hawaii 2010″ Mini Scrapbook Album by Pearl Lui

Materials Used: Hummingbird Paper Pad, Paper (Nectar, Flight, and Feather), Collectables Die-Cuts, Merry Medley Verse Paper, Miss Nelly Her Style Paper, Chipboard Alpha 1 and 2, Grass Green Paint, Tiny Alphas; Other: Round punch

Pearl says:
“The Hummingbird collection is perfectly co-ordinated and wonderful for making a tropical vacation album. I even pulled up some older collections such as the Merry Medley and Miss Nelly ranges which combine so well for a thick mini scrapbook album. The Hummingbird Collectable Die-Cuts are also perfect to be used as easy and effective embellishments for a cohesive album. If you have a stack of photos from your last tropical vacation still waiting to be scrapbooked, this collection is a perfect match!”

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Bird Cage – Leanne Love

Leanne Says:
“I created this little cage and stand using the beautiful Hummingbird papers and embellishments.”

Materials Used: Collectables Die-Cuts, Paper – Nectar (P780).
Kaisercraft other:   Paper blooms – Sea breeze (F631), Ruby (F636), Olive (F633), Fairy floss (F640) Other: Cardstock

Good Morning all you crafty people out there in blog land!  Today Pearl, Leanne and Janna are showing their Beyond the Page creations using the adorable Lil’ Primrose range of papers and embellishments.

“Tea Time” by Leanne Love

Leanne Says:
“This range is so wonderful for all those little girls you have running around, but also as you can see above, I have created a dress form suitable for a slightly older child.  I love how these papers just go with so many different themes.”

Material List:
Kaisercraft: Fancy Dress (P787), Rub ons (RB955), Collectables die cuts (CT706) Dress Form (SB2122), black lace (EM929), Sparklets – Ebony (RS409)

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“1 to 9″ by Janna Werner

Janna Says:
“I really like the craft colour of the BTP projects. It fits well with the Lil Primrose collection, so I did not paint the mini drawers. The mini drawers is perfect for storing embellishments and jewellery.”

Material List:
Kaisercraft: mini drawers (SB2139), alpha chipboard #1 (CB107), rhinestones strip – silver (RS451); Lil Primrose: paper pad (PP861)

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“My First Own Home” Mini Album by Pearl Lui

Materials Used: Lil’ Primrose- Proper, Collectable Die-Cuts, Paper Pad, Tiny Alphas

Pearl says:
“I’ve wanted to put together a little house mini album for a long time to showcase my first own home, a cozy apartment with many bright contrasting and welcoming colours. The Lil’ Primrose collection had just the perfect touch of colours to complement the photos.

To create your own house shaped mini album, cut a 2 inch by 12 inch strip of cardstock. Score at every 2 inch mark, and fold in a zig zag manner. To create the door, cut a small piece of patterned paper and fold in half, adhere to the front of the house, and finally add a pearl to create the doorknob. Add photos and embellishments to finish off the mini album.”

Hello everyone, Pearl, Leanne and Janna are back with some card creations. We used the gorgeous Lil Primrose range, which is really versatile, as you will see by yourself. Enjoy!”

“Love Life” by Janna Werner

Janna Says:
“I love using patterned paper as highlights on cards, Lil Primrose is so vibrant, perfect for a joyful and fun card.”

Material List:
Kaisercraft: rhinestones – champagne (RS404), rubons – timeless (RB945), rubons – in love (RB917), rubons – moments (RB904), wood flourishes – candelabra (FL322); Lil Primrose: fancy dress (P787), frock (P788), hand me downs (P789)
other: cardstock, glitter, doily, spray

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‘Little Girl’ Card – Leanne Love

Materials Used: Paper pad (PP861), Sticker sheet (SS124), Kaisercraft other: Paper blooms – Fairy Floss (F640) Coconut (F627) Other: Card stock, Brads

Leanne Says:
“This was my first attempt at making one of these step cards and I love how it turned out.  I will definitely be making more as they are so easy and very effective.”

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“Flower Bouquet Thank You” card by Pearl Lui

Materials Used: Lil Primrose Collectables Die-Cuts, Friends Rub-on; Other: Sewing Machine

Pearl says:
“I absolutely adore the Lil Primrose collection. The Lil Primrose Collectable Die-Cuts are perfect to embellish a clean and simple ‘Thank You’ card. Anyway you design it, it’s a perfect combo for card making!”

Here we are again Leanne, Pearl and Janna created some lovely cards with Kaisercraft´s Hummingbird collection. Let´s see what you can create using the amazing new range

“Joyful Cards” by Janna Werner

Janna Says:
“The collectables are so easy and fun to use when you are creating cards. The butterflies come in different sizes so they are perfect for stacking like I did on the left card.”

Material List:
Kaisercraft: pearls – champagne (SB714), rhinestones – island lagoon (RS402), rhinestones – red (SB711), rhinestones – orange (SB710); Hummingbird: collectables (CT705), paper pad (PP860)
other: spray, twine, cardstock – white

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‘Forever Friends’ Card by Leanne Love

Material List:
Kaisercraft: Hummingbird: Meow (P761), Collectables (CT705), paper pad (PP860), Rub ons (RB954)

Kaisercraft other: Wood flourishes – Roses FL317
other:paint, ink, cardstock

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“Lovebirds Window” Card by Pearl Lui

Materials Used: Hummingbird Paper Pad, Foam Tape; Other: Heart punch

Pearl says:
“I love the designs from the papers in the Hummingbird paper pad. Each one can be simply added to a card to have a huge impact. I created a very simple yet elegant card using the design of two facing birds. I layered on a piece of cardstock with a punched heart window. I used foam tape to to create depth in the window. This is the perfect head start to Valentine’s Day card making!”

Hi ladies, welcome to the blog today. We have Genevieve Allen here with us to take today’s Tuesday Tip!

Genevieve Says:
“Tuesday means…another Tuesday Tip! So today, I’ll show you how to make a flower with an oval punch!”

“Select a paper that has a design on both sides. Punch 5 ovals out. Mine measure 1 1/4″ x 2″. Also, punch a circle about  1 1/4″.

To make the petals:

Step 1) Fold the oval just below half way, so you are able to see the reverse side design.

Step 2) Turn your petal over and mark a dot in the centre of the horizontal base.

Step 3) Still having the reverse side up, fold both sides towards the centre and glue down. Use the mark made in step 2) to help to make sure the point is centred.

Step 4) Turn the petal over to the front and round the petals a little towards you, giving it dimension.

Repeat all steps for each oval.

“Mark the center of your circle. Stick the 5 petals around the circle by overlapping them slightly.

Decorate the center of the flower to your how you wish.

Now you have a wonderful embellishment to use on your layout!”

“Have fun!”