

Don't forget that you have until the 31st August to let us have your child's creations. Simply email them to us at acreativeworld@hotmail.co.uk.
Don't forget that you have until the 31st August to let us have your child's creations. Simply email them to us at acreativeworld@hotmail.co.uk.
Have you seen the stamps that are kicking up a storm in the USA and are rapidly getting a fan base over here in the UK - Bella Stamps. Gosh, I am totally hooked! I think this may be the first of many 'Bella Cards' on It's A Creative World.
Adhere paperfrill to pink card, trim and ink edges to create a paper 'ribbon'.
Attach to card, line up both sides so that they are even before gluing!
Stamp 'Bella' using Staz-on ink and colour with watercolour pencils or paints, mat onto pink cardstock and ink the edges using charcoal chalk ink.
Use foam pads down one side of you stamped image to attach it to one side of your card.
Trim a piece of patterned paper to fit inside your card, ink the edges and glue in place.
Trim a plain piece of paper, doodle around the edges and glue in place. Now you have somewhere to write your message.
Voila! A funky Bella Card.
(Pink Petticoat and Costco paper, Doodlebug paperfrill, Colorbox chalk ink, Bella Stamp)
Cut around the rub-on that you want to use and sellotape it to the bucket in the correct position. I found this the easiest way to keep my rub-on in the right place as the bucket did tend to roll when it was on my table. Follow the instructions on the pack to apply the rub-ons to the bucket, most come with a little stick for rubbing over the top sheet but use a lolly stick if not. I used the letters to spell out the word 'peg' and then two flowers to grow up either side. Take your time to position your letters so that you get them centred. I sellotaped each letter individually to spell out the whole word before starting to rub them on.
Decorate your handles with ribbon scrap, I knot them twice to stop them becoming loose.
Amelia is seven and drew herself outside our house on a lovely sunny day.
We would love to see the masterpieces that your children create. All you have to do is email their masterpiece and a few words about them to acreativeworld@hotmail.co.uk before 31st August.
And how about these wonderfully shaped coffee jars also made of glass - and they are free.
Then to the crafty room. You may remember that I just put all of my ribbon and buttons into a BIG plastic container:
These jars are available from Ikea.
Ok and she also uses glass for buttons :
Glue a toning length of ribbon across card and trim edges with sharp scissors to prevent fraying (I keep my ribbon and fabric scissors seperate to my paper scissors so keep them sharp).
Stamp an image with a permanent ink pad and colour with watercolour paints of pencils, trim to size and ink around the edges with black chalk ink. Attach to your card with foam pads to raise the image from the background and give extra definition.
Select co-ordinating buttons and attach with strong glue down the side of the card or you could add a sentiment instead of buttons
(Striped paper from Shabby Princess, Ribbon from Amercan Crafts, Buttons by FooFaLa, Stamp by Tilda at Panduro)
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