AmiraInOz

Hi Everyone, I used a Fairy Wish Door charm by Darice and a woodgrain stencil by Kaisercraft to create this month's Gorjuss Mini Paper Clip Art. You can catch the whole process HERE I do have another video where I used this same charm as a necklace on a Prima Princess. Check it out HERE   xx Amira

Hi everyone, I am so excited to announce that I have joined the #take5 art journal collaboration team!! Yaaayy!!!  This is my first official video (have played along before though so am very familiar and in love with this group of ladies).  I had so much fun with Kyra's prompts which this month were: - Butterflies,  - Circles,  - Collage, - Handwritten quote,  - Blue If you are inspired to play along, please do and share your project with the hashtag #take5art Let me know in the comment section below, I'd love to watch your video and get you added to that month's playlist. You can watch the process video HERE Don’t forget to check out all the other amazing ladies! Thank you so much for watching!!! xx Amira ***

Hi everyone, After my last wallet tutorial, I felt the need to create yet another wallet-  this time a clutch wallet once again using the  Marvel Comic Page Kit I got the inspiration to make this clutch wallet from  THIS DUCT TAPE TUTORIAL  but modified it to use scrapbooking paper. I was especially inspired by this Captain America paper- how amazing it would be to have a wallet that had this on the front! I started by cutting 5 panels @ 4" x 7" These I sent through my laminator to make them sturdy. Next, I cut : - 4 strips of 4" x 1" (score @ o.5") - 2 strips of 7" x 1" (core @ 0.5") Attach the two smaller strips to the sides of one panel, then attach the longer piece at the bottom. Use double sided tape and PVA glue to attach the second panel on top to make a pocket. Now repeat with the other 2 panels. You should now have 2 pockets. There is one more panel left over,...

Hi everyone, Welcome to SuperHero month this August at Aunty Vera Scrap and Craft !! Im kicking things off here using the amazing  Marvel Comics Page Kit .  Perfect papers for any super hero project! As soon as I saw these papers, I knew I wanted to make a wallet. You see, my son bought a Marvel superhero wallet a few years back and I decided to try to make one out of these papers!!  Firstly, you must decide the outside design of your wallet. I chose this paper because the bottom right hand side of the wallet will be the design seen when the wallet is folded up. Cut 2 panels to serve as the base of your wallet. - 4" x 9" Next I added clear packing tape to strengthen this paper wallet. You can choose to use clear contact or laminate. Try to keep your clear packing tape as smooth and as free as possible from creases and bubbles (easier said than done right!) Next I cut 2 strips to serve as side hinge...