Posts from — September 2011

A bit of silly in your season

Hi everyone

It’s Toni and Ann-Katrin here today to share with you our off-the-page projects for Silly Season. This is such a fun range, ready to add some brightness to anyone’s Christmas.

“Modern Christmas Tree” by Toni Crane

Products used:
Kaisercraft Modern Tree (SB2177), Silly Season Gingerbread (P729), Silly Season Clear Stamps (CS791), Silly Season Rub ons (RB937), Kaisercraft Rub ons Merry Christmas (RB837); Silly Season Sticker Sheet (SS111); Kaisercraft Rhinestones Silver (SB700), Red (SB711), Dark Green (SB708.

Other products: Paint, Ink, Ribbon, Balsa Wood.

Toni says:

“The colours of the Silly Season are bright and funky, just perfect for a modern Christmas. I used the Modern Tree, painted green, then stamped with a silver ink to give the feel of a Christmas Tree, then cut different shapes out of balsa wood covered with the different pattern squares of Gingerbread to make the presents. Add some ribbon and bling, and hang some ornaments, and it’s the perfect decoration for the Christmas table.”

 

“Christmas box” by Ann-Katrin Toresen

Ann-Katrin Says:
“I love stars and wanted to change a box with the new colorful Silly Season line. Pick a box, paint it with white paint.”

“Add your favorites from Silly Season and you have a new give away box.”

“I love the combo of pink and lime green and I just had to add some pink bling.”

Products used: Kaisercraft Silly Season Pattern paper Fruit cake P723, Milk and cookies P728, Paper pad PP851, Mini Journal tags JT626, Sticker Sheet SS111, Crochet Doilies White Lace EM947 and Pink Rhinestones.

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September 30, 2011   3 Comments

December 25th Tradition

Christmas is a time for tradition, and the December 25th range is perfect to create something special.
Here we have Toni and Ann-Katrin showing us some BTP using the December 25th Collection.

“Christmas Planner” by Toni Crane


Products used:
Kaisercraft Tabbed Organiser (SB2055), December 25th Hope (P716), Festive (P717), Wish (P719), Peace (P714), December 25th Paper Pad (PP850), December 25th Collectables Sticker Sheet (SS109), December 25th Journal Tags (JT625), December 25th Clear Stamps (CS790), Transparency Clocks (PS170), December 25th Alpha Stickers (SS110), Kaisercraft Tiny Alpha Cream (MA510), Chocolate (MA512), Kaisercraft Rhinestones Lippy Red (RS405).

Other products: Paint, Ink, Ribbon, Tim Holtz Flowers, Tim Holtz Clocks, Tim Holtz Spinners, Brads, Lock Plate, Clips.

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Toni says:

“I love the heritage colours in the December 25th range. I’ve always wanted to do a Christmas Planner and this range was perfect for this project. On the fold out pages, I’ve included pockets and clips to hold all the lists that you make at Christmas time. This way I can reuse this planner year after year, and the lists I make can then be included in any scrapbooking layouts about Christmas. I can’t wait for Christmas to get closer to be able to use it for the first time!”

“Christmas Cones” by Ann-Katrin Toresen

Products used:
Kaisercraft Pattern paper December 25 – P717 Festive, Paper Pad PP850, Clear stamps Christmas Sentiments CS761 and Lace Pack cream EM927.

Ann-Katrin says:

“I have a love for Christmas cones and I think they are so beautiful on the Christmas tree. They are also great as a gift, with a little surprise inside. The December 25th line is perfect for the vintage look on the cones and I just had to make some new for this Christmas!”

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September 30, 2011   2 Comments

Send Some Christmas Cheer With Silly Season!

Toni and Ann-Katrin are here today to share some Christmas Card cheer with you using Silly Season.

Gift Card holders by Toni Crane


Products used:
Silly Season Paper Pad (PP851), Silly Season Milk & Cookies (P728), Silly Season Rub ons (RB937), Silly Season Jewels (RS424), Kaisercraft Rhinestone Strips Lime (RS455), Kaisercraft Rub ons Merry Christmas (RB837), Kaisercraft Rhinestones Hot Pink (SB702), Kaisercraft Foam Dots (T302).

Other products: Cardstock, Ink, Ribbon.


Toni says:

“My nieces are teenagers, so this year I’m sending them gift cards. These gift card holders are the perfect way to send them, and the colours of Silly Season were perfect to decorate them with. The papers in the paper pad are a perfect size, and with a lot of them having gloss or glitter already on them, it adds that little bit of extra to the cards without the extra work!”

 

 

Christmas card by Ann-Katrin Toresen

Products used:
Kaisercraft Silly Season P726 Candy Cane, P728 Milk & Cookies and December 25 P715 Faith, Silly Season Sticker Sheet SS111, Printed Chipboard CB133 and Rhinestone strips Silver RS451.

Ann-Katrin says
“I have mixed the two Christmas lines; December 25th and Silly Season. I love the red/green colors and it’s so perfect for Christmas. I love the rhinestones, it gives the final touch.”

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September 28, 2011   2 Comments

Vintage Christmas Cards

Get a head start on your Christmas cards with these wonderful ideas from Toni and Ann-Katrin.

Christmas Cards by Toni Crane


Products used:
December 25th Love (P720), Paper Pad (PP850), Kaisercraft (EM927), Merry Christmas Rub ons (RB837), Kaisercraft Clear Stamp Music (CS757), December 25th Jewels (RS423).

Other products: Cardstock, Ink, Embossing Powder, String, Flower, Charm, Brad.

Toni says:

“It’s easy making a variety of Christmas cards using the pictures from the paper ‘Love; from December 25th as the focus on your cards. Used with a few embellishments, I’ve made a variety of heritage Christmas cards. The one sheet of pattern paper can make quite a lot of cards, providing an economical way of creating cards that I’m sure will be well received.”

Z fold card by Ann-Katrin Toresen

Products used:
Kaisercraft December 25 P717 Festive, P716 Hope,P720 Love,  Paper pad PP850, Wooden Flourish FL362 Sleigh and FL364 Reindeer. Others: glitterglue, spellbinder dies and gold ribbon.

Ann-Katrin says:

“I love vintage Christmas looking cards and December 25th is so perfect for that theme. I have made a ‘Z’ fold card, it’s size when folded correctly is 6 x 6 inch. Start off with a 12×6 inch piece of card. Fold in half, then fold the left 6 x6 side in half again to create a ‘Z’ when looking from above. I like the scene of Santa Clause in the sledge together with two reindeers.”

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September 28, 2011   1 Comment

Remember Christmas with December 25th

Hello everybody. Ann-Katrin and Toni here to show you some layouts done with December 25th. Christmas is a time full of memories and we love to keep those memories in our albums.

“Christmas card” Layout by Ann-Katrin Toresen

Products used:
Kaisercraft Christmas 25th P716 Hope, P720 Love, P721 Believe, SS110 Sticker Sheet Alpha, SS109 Sticker Sheet-Collectables, PP850 Paper Pad , JT625 Journal tags and Wooden Flourish FL359 Trees.

 Ann-Katrin says:
“We love to send a Christmas card every Christmas and this is our card from 2009. We can use 2-3 days just to take the perfect picture and then editing how the card will look like. The December 25th is so perfect to give the nostalgic feeling to the Christmas card”.

 

“I Remember” Layout by Toni Crane

 Products used: December 25th Merry (PS161), Love (P720), Peace (P714), Faith (P715), Hope (P716), December 25th Clear Stamps (CS790), Kaisercraft Paper Blooms Cranberry (F638), Kaisercraft Mini Paper Blooms Buttercream (F646), Kaisercraft Pearl Flourish Elegant (PL507), Kaisercraft Cream Lace (EM927), Kaisercraft Mini Crochet Doily Flower Retro (EM952), Chipboard Letters Alpha #1 (CB107).
Other products: Paint, Ink, Holly Ribbon, Dimensional Magic.

Toni says:

“Sometimes we don’t have a photo to go with a story. But that’s no reason to not remember the story by scrapbooking about it. I wanted to share my memories of Christmas’s when I was a child with my boys but I didn’t have any photos. The December 25th range is perfect for heritage Christmas layouts, or even a layout with no photo.
I painted the chipboard letters with gold, then stamped them with a holly stamp, and given them a gloss look with dimensional magic. This way, your title matches your layout perfectly.”

Thanks for looking and remember to scrap your Christmas memories.

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September 26, 2011   No Comments