A few weeks ago, Hobbykunst had classes with Angie Hunt. Angie, is a well known designer from the US, and owner of Little Darlings Stamps. This class was in water colouring with distress.
This card is created as a part of the class, and it's Angie's design.
The papers are from Kaisercraft's Sea Breeze collection. Dies and stamp are from Little Darlings new collections. Flowers are Hobbykunst's Mathia flowers.
This is a small mixed media piece (15x15cm), created for a mixed media class in Kjøpsvik in Northern Norway, in September. The class is going through some of the ways to create rust effect on different mediums.
I have used paper and dies from Kaisercraft.
The clock is mounted as a 3D clock, with gears and beads inside.
The information about the class, under, will be given in Norwegian.
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Informasjon om kurset
Tidspunkt:
9-11 September 2016 på Papirdukkenes treff i Kjøpsvik. Kurset varer ca 2 timer.
Pris:
Kurset koster 300kr og inkluderer materialpakke,
samt endel fellesutstyr som du får låne på kurset.
Send mail eller pm om du vil melde deg på kurset.
Dette må du ha med på kurset:
Distress ink - Brun feks Vintage photo
Verktøy til å påføre distress ink (feks svamp eller lignende)
Pensel med stiv bust
Svamp (Feks. kjøkkenskrubbesvamp denne kommer du til å ødelegge)
Saks
Skjærebrett
Heat gun / Varmluftspistol / Embossingpistol
Papir og småblinglim - (godt lim feks Uhu eller RX, helst på flaske med liten tupp)
Det er snart tid for Papirdukkenes treff i Kjøpsvik. Dette er et av kursene jeg skal ha på treffet (med mulighet for små endringer i materialpakkene).
På kurset får du lage to runde canvas (diameter ca 6 inches / ca 16cm). Vi tar utgangspunkt i en skisse og lager to canvaser med litt ulike teknikker. Det ene canvaset kommer til å være preget av jul, mens det andre ikke kommer til å ha spesielt julepreg. Begge egner seg som fine gaver.
Du kan se flere bilder av dette canvaset i denne bloggposten.
This is a mixed media canvas created for a class, that I am going to give this autumn. Some information of the products are given in this blogpost. However, a lot of information is left to those who take the class.
It is still July, but this is my first Christmas project for this year. The canvas is part of a class I am going to have this autumn. I am giving some information about the canvas and the materials used, in the post. However, I wish to keep some of the information about how to create it for those who take the class.
In a few weeks, I will be holding a card folding class in Kjøpsvik, in Northern Norway. Two folding cards will be will be taught, a "Peek a boo card" and a tea light card.
Peek a Boo card.
This is a card, where the motive changes as you open the card, from an image to a text.
I have use Prima's Tales of you and me collection for this card
The motive changes to a text, as you open the card.
The text inside is a stamp from Kaisercraft.
Tea light card
The tea light card is a small card, with four tea lights inside.
The card has been decorated with papers from Prima's tales of you and me.
This class will be during Papirdukkenes vårtreff. It is possible to enter the class, even if you are not going the the scrapbooking retreat. Contact Helle Knutsdatter for more information about the retreat.
This has been a good and interesting crafting year for me.
I started being a designer for Hobbykunst megastore, the online craft magazine StampARTic, guest designer for the magazine Ett trykk. I was have also been a designer for Scandinavian paper fun (challenge blog) and a guest designer for Nicecrane design.
During the spring, I applied for a design team spot for Prima marketing and Kaisercraft. Prima is an american based craft supplier, and Kaisercraft is an Australian based craft supplier. The design team calls were out, at about the same time, and I went through to the finals and got a design team spot at Kaisercraft's designteam for 2015-2016.
This minialbum was made for the Prima design team call. The album was made from scratch, and was fun to make. The aim was to show a lot of different mixed media and background techniques along with using lots of different Prima papers and embellishments. I will only show a few of the pages here. More photos can be seen in the original blog post, My story - mixed media minialbum.
There is a small pop-up airplane on the last page. I really love designing pop-ups, and trying to figure out how they work.
Kaisercraft design team call
The Kaisercraft designteam call came out about the same time as the Prima design team call. I had decided to apply for the design team this year. Kaisercraft is an Australian Scrapbooking brand, and that was just a bonus for me. I do very much believe in "building your own doors". Opportunities will not necessarily knock on your door, but you have to work for it. So I had a go, and applied. The task was to create one layout, one card and one beyond the page item.
This photo of Uluru, is one I took in 2007.
I also created one of my lamps and a small card. I have had the tutorial an template for this lamp published in Ett trykk (October 2013). You can find the template for the lamp in this post.
I went through to the final. All the finalist got sent 2 different paper collections. We had to create with both collections, create a blogpost and send the items we created back to Kaisercrafts main office.
I got this fantastic Time Machine Collection (I still LOVE this collection!). Among the things I created was a box with a minialbum and a pop-up card.
We also got the Home for Christmas collection, and I decided o create a small church with lights inside and a small lamp post.
Later I created the same church in Maja design papers, scaled it down to 5cm tall, and mounted it inside an acrylic Christmas ornament. (See furter down in this blogpost).
This year, I have also been a guest designer for the magazine Ett trykk. Everything in print has to be made a long time before the magazines are printed. This advent calendar was created in June and published in October, I created this advent calendar with papers from Maja design.
I have been a designer for Hobbykunst for some years. This summer, Hobbykunst had a visit from Becky Higgins. Becky Higgins had a few classes and I was lucky to get one of the spots in one of the classes.
This is a PL page I made for Hobbykunst, just before Becky Higgins visit. The photo is from New York, and edited in Photoshop, to create the black, white and orange colours. You can find more photos of the Nwy York project life page, made for Hobbykunst in the blogpost.
This year, I have been very lucky. I have been asked to give classes in Kjøpsvik, Førde, Larvik and in Oslo. One of my classes at Hobbykunst, was creating three different folding Christmas cards. This was a very popular class and the classes were full.
I used the small church template, I created for Kaisercraft's final DT call and scaled it down to 5cm tall. I cut it out of Maja Nyhavn papers, and added it inside one of Hobbykunst's small acrylic Christmas ornaments (8cm in diamenter). I also added lights inside the church. This is definitive the post I have had with most likes. In one of the groups I posted it in, this got over 1250 likes, which is completely surreal on a papercraft project.
You can see more photos of this Christmas ornament in the original blogpost.
The vintage car, a video tutorial
A few years ago, I created a vintage car with a rubber band engine. This was done as an example for some school kids. I struggled finding instructions on how to create cars with rubber band engine, so I created the instructions myself, end published the template. Later, I created a Silhouette file, based on my template. I give the Silhouette file away for free (but you have to ask for it - see mail address). Several people struggled putting the parts together, and I was asked to do a tutorial. So this year I published the tutorial
Design team posts for Kaisercraft
So, I got on to the Kaisercraft design team. I have really enjoyed it. Here are some of the posts for Kaisercraft.
This is a funny mixed media layout. The image is of two Santas visiting their neighbour's kids (who really still believe in Santa). You can find more photos in the Ho ho ho - layout blogpost.
You don't always need to use personal photos in your layouts. This is a photo I took last summer in England. I just love all the quotes on Kaisercraft's papers. You can always find some good quotes to work with. You can see more photos in the Life is pretty amazing layout blogpost.
We get the Christmas collections quite early on Kaisercraft's designteam. The holy night collection, was one of those Christmas collections, I really enjoyed working with. You can see more of the Christmas cards in the original blogpost.
This baby mobile, is one of the first tutorials I did for Kaisercraft. You can find the template and you-tube tutorial on this Baby mobile in the original blogpost.
This is a box I created with the Treasured Memories collection from Kaisercraft. You can find more photos of the tractor box in the original blogpost.
The Maja design Glitter House box.
This house with a glitter house, puts house was created with papers from Maja design. You can find the template for the box and for the house in the Glitter house box with template blogpost.
My first adventure for 2016
It is almost the end of the month, and end of the year. As this post is being published, I am on my way to one of my largest adventures ever. I am in California, for a bit of a holiday and CHA! This year I have managed to get some tickets for CHA, and I should also have some items for show on CHA for Kaisercraft. I will keep you posted with news from CHA, so watch this space and my you-tube channel.
