Wednesday, February 20, 2013

Feb. 20th Masking with Heidi Swapp, Your Story, Your Way and Gaffer Tape

Create to Remember with
Heidi Swapp: Masking Technique

Heidi Swapp shares how quick and easy it is to create an interesting masking technique on your paper crafting projects. Using stencils or background backgrounds you cut from a digital cutting machine and Color Shine spray you can create this same look on your project. For more inspiring ideas from Heidi Swapp, visit her website at http://www.heidiswapp.com



Now that you have started to share and gather stories, you can share and display your stories using the medium you are most comfortable with – this is where you, your family, your interests and your creative homemaking skills will really shine. Think outside the “box” (or the scrapbook) – here's just a few ideas to get you going.To learn more about the Story@Home Conference visit https://www.cherishbound.com/blog/storyathome


Story@Home Giveaway Winners Announced....

Cherish|Bound Story Bundle Winner: 

Patricia Payne Lightner

2nd Bonus Gift Story@Home Conference Tickets (2): 

Gayle Eddington Vehar


Gaffer tape is a decorative fabric based tape that is perfect for book binding. 7 gypsies was the first to pioneer the use of this book binding tape into the world of paper arts. It tears for easy use, yet holds strong and has amazing flexibility which is perfect for creating custom album spines. This MEGA kit includes 14 rolls of this amazing tape!

MSRP $42.99
Today's Cost $14.99




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