My name is Connie Mercer and I have been a consultant for ACB since April 2008. Another consultant introduced me to AC Bailey. I joined the design team in September 2008 and life hasn't been the same since. There are many things I love about AC Bailey but three things really stand out for me. I love the free shipping I get for all orders over $35 on the 1st of every month. Second would be the products--my favorite product line is October Afternoon--I love it and want it all!!! I love the vintage feel of the paper and the embellishments that match the paper line. It makes doing my layouts so much easier and faster. And third, would be the customer service Erica gives to not only her consultants but her customers as well. So pull out your paper & pics and have all your favorite snacks on hand and join us for another memorable weekend. As you move from blog to blog each of the ACB DT gals will be teaching you something special - something about scrapping, something I hope you can use on YOUR pages. On my blog I'd like to teach to layer with those "way cool" Fiskars border punches. I think this is fantastic for cards and layouts and it is so easy! Check this out:
I used the scallop, threading water and apron lace border punches. I find I use these more and more. Here's the link to the punches. http://www.acbaileydesigns.net/category_s/51.htm Decide on what paper you want to punch your borders from and punch away. I did three and layered them with the Sassafras Lass. Ink them all up so they will POP off the page. Start layering them - you could even add some ribbon or trim for demension. Doesn't it look GREAT!!!
Thanks for stopping by and remember - post a comment so you will be put in the drawing. One lucky gal posting on my blog today will win a prize just for having visited my blog. Also I want to remind you that if you create a layout using the techniques learned today, and post it to the ACB forum/gallery you will get a chance to WIN that KOTM pictured here. Awesome, right!! Next stop is the crafty cafe at http://www.the-craftycafe.com/
Enjoy the day!!
Enjoy the day!!
I LOVE my threading water punch and WILL be using it! I love how you layered all the punched paper!
ReplyDeletethe threading water punch is one of my favs. thanks for the lesson on how to use it on a layout.
ReplyDeletecheers...Tam
My Fiskars border punches are some of my favorite tools. I love Threading Water and my newest favorite I have recently addes to my collection is Apron Lace.
ReplyDeleteI love how you layered all your punches. I want the threading water punch way cool. And where did you get the punch that looks like notebook paper?? That's neat!
ReplyDeleteFun! I love the look of this technique......I'm gonna have to get me some punches sooner than later.
ReplyDeletelove those punches! thanks connie!
ReplyDeleteadorable layout, connie!! :)
ReplyDeleteHappy NSD!! :)
I have the threading punch and I really like using it too. THanks for the lesson
ReplyDeleteJoBeth
That is so pretty--I'm going to try it tonight!
ReplyDeleteI love the treading water punch, and I love to layer, I never thought of doing something like that though, looks like alot of work, but really isn't bad. I love Fiskars punches. Thanks for the idea.
ReplyDeletewhat a wonderful idea! and I love the look it gives to the layout.
ReplyDeleteI love your layout! I can tell I've been looking at these punches but now I know I'll have to have some.
ReplyDeleteI never thought of using different punches or even scissors on the same layout! Great idea! Thanks.
ReplyDeleteawesome idea about the layering Connie...I am going to give this a try...I am now going to hop on over to another blog....
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful LO!!! I love how you use the border punches!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous page! Adore the layered border look :)
ReplyDeleteWhen I saw that you were giving this technique I was so excited and now that I visited, I am thrilled with the ideas! I love punches and Threading Water is my fav - Thanks so much for showing me what it and the others can do!
ReplyDeleteI Love this technique..Look like so much fun.
ReplyDeleteLove what you did with the punches!!!! The layering is perfect! I use mine all the time!!
ReplyDeleteI haven't tried this technique...but I will. Thanks for the tutorial-Great Job!!
ReplyDeleteI love the look of layering those punched borders. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThat is a great idea Connie! I'm definitely trying that!
ReplyDeleteLove the Apron Lace punch. I love what you did with the paper and punches. Great idea. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI just got the threading water punch...thanks for the ideas!!
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