Kit 23 Kids Christmas

Kit 23 Kids Christmas

You Need:
Double sided tape,

Step 1: Cut a 11 inch square out of the red cardstock, then cut a window in the middle of the square, with a 1.5 inch border, the cut out square should be 9.5 inches square.
Step 2. Stick the red cardstock window on to a piece of blue cardstock in the centre.
Step 3: Take the Santa paper and cut a 9.5 inch square then  glue the Santa square to the middle of the red card stock (see photos)
Step 4: Out of the left overs red cardstock cut a 7 x 5 inch piece then stick it on top of the Santa paper. Step 5: Take another piece of blue cardstock and cut a 4.5 x 6.5 inch piece, then stick it on top of the red piece of card stock, then you can stick your photo on top.

Step 6: With a left over piece of the red cardstock cut a strip 11 x 1 inches, cut a piece of the cream lace ribbon and stick it around the cardstock strip then stick the blue pom pom trim on top,
Step 7: Cut the bling flourish in 2 parts and stick on e to the top corner and one to the bottom corner, (see photos)

Cards:
Cut a 4 inch strip of the blue cardstock, then cut in half the 8 inch piece in half 8x6 inches, fold the pieces in half to create the cards.
Decorate with the left over bits of cardstock and ribbons.

Thanks from the girls of Fred.

Kit 22 Such A Lovely Day!

Kit 22, Such A Lovely Day layout.

You need:
A Good Craft knife.
Light pink ink pad,
Foam Tape,
4x6 photo,
Strong Glue,

Steps:
1. Take the Blush "Favorite" paper and fussy cut out the Bunting and the birds, take your time cutting them out.
2. Take the Blush "Beautiful Girl", and cut the inside of the frame out and also the bird cage.
3. Cut the barcode strip of the bottom of the Blush "Sweet" paper, Glue the wide lace across the paper from the right to the left, I put the glue on the lace then attached it to the paper.
4. Cut a 6x8 inch piece from the left over Beautiful Girl paper and a 6x8 inch piece from the left over Favorite paper, place one on top of each other, then with a sewing machine stitch around the edges about 1 inch in. Rip the top paper from the bottom paper, ripping small bits at a time, creating a distressed look, when happy, ink with a pink ink pad.
5. Adhere your 4x6 photo into place and if desired use the small circle doily on the corners of the photo, this is done by cutting the doily in half then wrapping it around the corner and adhere it into place with double sided tape.

6. Ink the triangle white lace in brown ink or Glimmer Mist, leave to dry, when dry take the cut out bunting with the birds and using a sewing machine sew the lace to the top of the bunting, see photos, Note: if using white thread go over the stitches with the brown ink pad, to colour in it.
7. Ink around the edges of the bunting and scrunch the whole bunting, being careful of the birds, when happy attach it to the background paper, please note that the frame will be glued over the top of the bunting, see photo.

8. Take the large frame which you have already cut out and distress around the edges, you can use finger nail, then ink with pink ink pad, then attach to the back ground paper using foam tape.
9. Using the hat pin and the cream lace, thread the lace on to the hat pin gathering as you go, then attach it to the layout below the bunting using a good strong glue.
10. Take the bird cage that you have already cut out and distress around the edges and ink, then attach to the bottom of the hat pin with foam tape, see photos.

11. Ink or spray the dress form in brown. When dry, start dressing the dress form first with the tulle, wrap around the dress form, making it a little bit bigger at the bottom, then wrap the ruffle fabric around the dress form and glue to the back using a strong glue, I used a hot glue gun. When finished, cut off the excess fabric, then wrap a piece of the left over brown lace around the waist of the dress form and finish with a small rose, then attach to the layout.

12. To finish the layout, bling it up the layout with lots of kindy glitz.

Thanks and enjoy creating your layout.
From the girls at Fred.

Doily Tray Kit 20

Also you will need One of the following: Glitter Glass, Glitter or Embossing Powder in Pink and Silver

1. Start by painting the front section, sides and back of your tray (no need to paint where your photos will go) in your choice of colour (I used white). Leave to dry.

2. Trace with a pencil/fine tip pen around each frame onto the back section of your tray (see photo). Make sure you position the back of the tray correctly with the hanging hook at the top.

3. Choose how many photos you would like to include, decide where you would like to place them. Now place top of doily tray over the first photo and trace the shape onto front of photo and cut out 3mm larger than outline. Repeat for all photos except for the large rectangle in the middle of tray as that is 4"x 6".

4. Now position your photos onto the matching drawn template, adhere. Repeat for all photos.

5. Do the same for all of the patterned paper (as per photo). Then cut out lace to fit right bottom corner frame then glue lace over the top of paper.

6. Next to your 4"x 6" photo cut a piece of patterned paper to fill gap. Glue down lace next to photo and attach pearl strip. Please note: I have also glued the self adhesive pearls down for extra security.

7. Now get out all of your chipboard pieces. Start by covering pieces with Dimensional Magic or Glossy Accents and shake glitter glass over glue, shake off excess glitter. Do the same for all chipboard pieces but please note the bird is in pink glitter glass. Once dry, attach to your tray with Dimensional magic or Glossy accents (as per photo).

8. Please note for the title I have used my own personal rub on, you may wish to put your own title on.

9. Now glue your two pieces together. Please be careful not to use too much glue as it will ooze out of the sides! If this does happen, use a paintbrush to gently wipe away excess glue. Hold together with pegs whilst drying.

10. Lastly, glue down your Prima flower vine around the edge of your frame. I also used pegs to hold down while it was drying. You may wish to softly ink the edges of your tray to finish it off.

Thanks From The Girls At Fred.