Father's Day Card Set

Today I'm up on Graphic 45's blog sharing with you my Father's Day Card Set  using the Communique Deluxe Collectors Edition.  You'll want to make sure to read all the way down to the bottom of my post as I have a tutorial for you so that you can recreate my card set at home.  If you haven't stopped by Graphic 45's blog yet, make sure you do so that you can check out the rest of the photos of my project.

Father’s Day is right around the corner and why not create a card for your dad or that special man in your life. With Father’s Day in mind, today I’ve created not one but two cards you can recreate for dad.

Tip: If your sentiment is to long for your card, cut the words apart and then adhere them on your card.

Here's the tutorial on how to make my Father's Day Card Set at home:

Check out How to Create a Set of Father's Day Cards by Katelyn Grosart on Snapguide.

To see more pictures of my Father's Day Card Set, you'll want to head over to the Graphic 45 blog.

Graphic 45 Supplies Used:

- Communique Deluxe Collectors Edition: Society Page, Typography, On the Dot, Telegram, Classy Correspondence, Postage, A Fine Specimen, Photogenic, Communique and Pen in Hand.

Other Supplies Used:

- Emerald Creek Craft Supplies: Happy Father's Day Stamp

- Ranger Ink: Black Soot and Antique Linen Distress Ink, Jet Black Archival Ink and Blending Tool/Foam

- Creative Scrapbooker/Cathie Allan: Super Stock

- Tombow: Permanent Adhesive Tape Runner

- Thin/3D Foam Squares

- Scissors and Paper Trimmer

- Edge Distressor

Thanks for stopping by and make sure to head over to the Graphic 45 blog  to check out the rest of the photos of my project!

-Katelyn

Vintage Chunky Bracelet

Yesterday I was on Graphic 45's blog sharing with you my Vintage Chunky Bracelet using a variety of staples and the Communique Deluxe Collectors Edition.  Make sure to read all the way down in my post as I have a tutorial for you so that you can recreate my Vintage Chunky Bracelet at home.  If you haven't stopped by Graphic 45's blog yet, you'll want to so you can check out the rest of the photos of my project as well as check out Joanne's fabulous jewelry piece.

Try and challenge yourself by using your scrapbooking supplies in another craft, such as making jewelry, to make a gorgeous bracelet like I have.

Tip: Mix and match your staples to create different interest on your bracelet.

Here's the tutorial on how to make my Vintage Chunky Bracelet at home:

Check out How to Create a Bracelet Using Graphic 45 Products by Katelyn Grosart on Snapguide.

To see more pictures and some other tips about my Vintage Chunky Bracelet, you'll want to head over to the Graphic 45 blog.

Supplies Used:

- Communique Deluxe Collectors Edition

- Staples: Metal Brads, Ornate Metal Key Holes, Antique Metal Door Pull, Ornate Metal Keys

- Wire Cutters & Pliers

- 7mm Jump Rings

- Bracelet

- Eyepins

- Clear Bauble Beads

- Black Soot Distress Ink/Blending Tool

- Sookwang Tape

- Glue Dots

- Scissors

Thanks for stopping by and make sure to head over to the Graphic 45 blog  to check out the rest of the photos of my project as well as Joanne's fantastic necklace!

-Katelyn