Tuesday, August 31, 2010

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craft paper bags in a mini-tutorial

raging everywhere, and then do it. Achieve little, just one sheet of A4 paper craft, a piece of white cord, 4 eyeles ... and the opportunity to do some work 'our BigShot / Cuttlebug ...

I split the sheet in half so you get 2 sheets A5

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I've folded in 3, a length-wise,

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each other across the width

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Measures in the picture, of course, are only indicative : freedom!

I created a center tab at the bottom that is at the top. cutting out the excess (which I threw away)

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I created the silhouette of the upper tab with the punches that I have: I used a scallop circle punch and a Spellbinder Tim Holtz ( but no objection to using scissors)

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I stuck the paper on the die with a little 'paper tape. To prevent the scallop circle cut where not needed, I quote an old mouse pad between the die and paper.

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At this point, I glued the two folds

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and the tab at the bottom.

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Advanced

From paper I got 4 small circles (I have a right punch, I used an old Sizzix die with the flowers ...). I've drilled in the center, and I also drilled the doors of the bags.

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I applied the small circle directly on the leaf, with a small eyelet. I decorated the other two circles with two eyelets and I glued them into place, making sure to put the glue only to the center.

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I punched the scallop part (but it's definitely optional ...), I rolled up the pieces of wire, and ... voila!

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(.... how much free publicity in this post ....)

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