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Tuesday, October 15, 2013

It's all I can do to hold things together


What would we ever do without adhesives? This week is all coming together because of  a partnership with Stampendous and Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L. 


Now wouldn't it be even better to have a stash of goodies to call your very own? You bet, so this week you have a chance to win this fabulous little bundle from Stampendous... wait there are THREE chances to win. So do your best to comment along this week. Each day you can begin at the Stampendous blog for the blog list, then check out our partners blog, Scrapbook Adhesives for a fabulous chance to win there as well.

Are you ready to see what I did with my stash of Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L and Stampendous Stamps?

inspiration credit: ItsalwaysAutumn blog
Pin now and look later. Here's a step out of how I created this mixed-media pumpkin or you can see instructions on a later post today.

Here's our hops for today's inspirations. Your next stop is Suzanne's blog.


Details:
Stamps: Jumbo Leaves and Autumn Words Background (Stampendous)
Paper: $1 store book (Michael's $1 bin)
Ink:  Cotton White Opaque, Jet Black StazOn and Timber Brown StazOn (Tsukineko, Imagine Crafts)
Accessories: Dodz and E-Z Dots (Scrapbook Adhesives), white gesso, acrylic paints, striped ribbon (May Arts), white fabric, cut branch


ED: Here's a post with the link to a photo/written tutorial.
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33 comments:

  1. Adorable pumpkin idea. You definitely need good adhesive for this so this company rocks!

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  2. Janelle this is so clever and sweet! Love it! Beautiful!

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  3. Your project is gorgeous, makes for such a striking centerpiece!!!

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  4. This is really pretty and it can be adapted for any holiday. I think even I could make this project. thanks for sharing.

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    1. Yes, it's quite easy to do, but be warned that the project takes as long as the layers of paint need to dry. :) I used a heating tool to speed it up for me and I waited quite a bit. Have fun and feel free to share it here in the comments or in the Stampendous Challenge gallery.

      http://stampendousblog.wordpress.com/2013-challenge-contest/october-2013-challenge-halloween/

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  5. What a clever way to make a pumpkin!

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  6. Smashing! Can't wait to see the tutorial on another day! TFS!

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  7. Such a cool and adorable project! And so beautifully executed - I love it!

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  8. Such a cool piece! Those leaves look fantastic and I love the ribbon!

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  9. Your pumpkin is so creative and lovely.
    isoscia at aol dot com

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  10. What a terrific idea!! This pumpkin is so darling! And your tutorial is so spectacular! Thanks so much for such a pinnable and doable project!

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  11. Such a fabulous project. I love this idea. TFS

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  12. Love this project.

    craftymom205 at yahoo dot com

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  13. What a fresh take on a fall favorite! Thanks for the inspiration!

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  14. Great project and timely giveaway...about to run out nearly all my adhesives. Here's hoping for a lucky win!

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  15. Oh this is so lovely!
    Wonderful creation
    and very Autumn
    looking. Thanks for
    sharing with us.
    Carla from Utah

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  16. Clever project!!! These adhesives must be really good to hold that!
    <3 J

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  17. OMG!!!!!! What a amazing pumpkin!!!! I just love mixed media!!

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  18. Fabulous idea! I love how it turned out.

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  19. This is so clever and I love it, Just perfect for the season!

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  20. Wow, such a cool idea! I love your pumpkin! Love the green leaves on top too. Great job! Thanks for sharing.

    Katie B.

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  21. I could not believe this was a book. What a fabulous idea! A cool new twist on using books. Remember all that folding we did with the Reader's Digests to get the angels and santas?

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  22. Bookmarked in my Halloween folder.I will definitely be coming back to see exactly how you made this really cool "pumpkin".

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    1. Hi BethW,

      My tutorial is on another post at Paper Craft Planet, but you can get the link here.

      http://rainpuddlesdesign.blogspot.com/2013/10/a-pumpkin-tutorial.html

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  23. What a fantastic mixed media project. Very clever way to use a book.

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  24. What a fun twist on the folded paperback pumpkins I've seen in the past. This one is much more modern looking. Nice!

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  25. What a terrific new idea for fall decorations!

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