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Tote in style!
I’m always looking for ways to create unique gift sets for family and friends. It’s easy to do when you combine
your love for scrapbooking with preserving family memories. These days we are all looking for ways to save
money, yet not sacrifice the joy in giving gifts to others. I find making my own gifts affordable and
personalized to the recipient. Stamp sets are a great value because you can use them over and over again.
Here I embellished a small canvas tote that I purchased from the local craft store and created an album to fit
inside. Here are the supplies and instructions on how I made this set….
Materials:
Zutter 4” x 4” Canvas Art Board Covers
Zutter Antique ¾” O’Wires
Helmar Gemstone Glue
Stampendous! Four Flower Squares Set
Hirschberg Schutz & Col. It’s so me! Canvas Bag
Bo-bunny Ribbon
Mark Richards Crystal Accents
Memories Black Ink Pad & Cardstock
Pentel Fabric Fun Pastel Dye Sticks
Designer Instructions:
1. Using Stampendous! Four Flowers Square SSC171 Set, stamp the canvas tote with permanent ink.
2. With fabric crayons, color in the flower petals.
3. Use Helmar Gemstone Glue to secure the gems on the tote bag.
4. To create the mini album, I used Zutter Canvas Covers.
5. Brush the cover with green acrylic paint. Once the paint dried I stamped a flower on the cover.
6. With the Zutter DreamKuts I cut out coordinating cardstock for album pages, I used bright green
cardstock.
7. Then bind it all together with the Zutter Bind-it-All tool and the ¾” Black O’Wire.
8. Embellish the album cover by coloring the flower with fabric crayons.
9. Apply black gems to the cover using Helmar Gemstone Glue.
10. Tie ribbons on the album and tote.
11.Tuck the album in the tote and use as a gift.
I’m always looking for ways to create unique gift sets for family and friends. It’s easy to do when you combine
your love for scrapbooking with preserving family memories. These days we are all looking for ways to save
money, yet not sacrifice the joy in giving gifts to others. I find making my own gifts affordable and
personalized to the recipient. Stamp sets are a great value because you can use them over and over again.
Here I embellished a small canvas tote that I purchased from the local craft store and created an album to fit
inside. Here are the supplies and instructions on how I made this set….
Materials:
Zutter 4” x 4” Canvas Art Board Covers
Zutter Antique ¾” O’Wires
Helmar Gemstone Glue
Stampendous! Four Flower Squares Set
Hirschberg Schutz & Col. It’s so me! Canvas Bag
Bo-bunny Ribbon
Mark Richards Crystal Accents
Memories Black Ink Pad & Cardstock
Pentel Fabric Fun Pastel Dye Sticks
Designer Instructions:
1. Using Stampendous! Four Flowers Square SSC171 Set, stamp the canvas tote with permanent ink.
2. With fabric crayons, color in the flower petals.
3. Use Helmar Gemstone Glue to secure the gems on the tote bag.
4. To create the mini album, I used Zutter Canvas Covers.
5. Brush the cover with green acrylic paint. Once the paint dried I stamped a flower on the cover.
6. With the Zutter DreamKuts I cut out coordinating cardstock for album pages, I used bright green
cardstock.
7. Then bind it all together with the Zutter Bind-it-All tool and the ¾” Black O’Wire.
8. Embellish the album cover by coloring the flower with fabric crayons.
9. Apply black gems to the cover using Helmar Gemstone Glue.
10. Tie ribbons on the album and tote.
11.Tuck the album in the tote and use as a gift.
I live in the beautiful Carolinas, and I'm a wife to a very supportive husband. I'm a mother of three
children, two in college and a senior in high school. I work full-time at a school and design on the
side for manufacturers of scrapbook products. My mother gave
me my first scrapbook at age twelve, and I've been collecting photos, cards and memorabilia ever
since. Although the term scrapbooking wasn't officially a part of my vocabulary then, my love of
crafts, hobbies and photography have been a major part of my life. For me, scrapbooking is a
creative outlet, an art form, a style of therapy and a way to express my love for family and friends.
My weakness, if there if I am to confess one, is that I want every new tool and gadget on the
market. These items are the foundation for all of my crafts and hobbies aiding me in the creative
process.
I am thrilled to be part of the Zutter Zisters Bind –It-All Design Team and working with Zutter
Innovative Products. I invite you to visit my blog at www.tishtreadaway.blogspot.com.
children, two in college and a senior in high school. I work full-time at a school and design on the
side for manufacturers of scrapbook products. My mother gave
me my first scrapbook at age twelve, and I've been collecting photos, cards and memorabilia ever
since. Although the term scrapbooking wasn't officially a part of my vocabulary then, my love of
crafts, hobbies and photography have been a major part of my life. For me, scrapbooking is a
creative outlet, an art form, a style of therapy and a way to express my love for family and friends.
My weakness, if there if I am to confess one, is that I want every new tool and gadget on the
market. These items are the foundation for all of my crafts and hobbies aiding me in the creative
process.
I am thrilled to be part of the Zutter Zisters Bind –It-All Design Team and working with Zutter
Innovative Products. I invite you to visit my blog at www.tishtreadaway.blogspot.com.
Tish's Previous Galleries
Tish Treadaway
North Carolina, USA
North Carolina, USA
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Apple Festival Album
As we approach the fall season, all types of festivals begin in local communities. I attended the Apple Festival in
Hendersonville, NC recently and couldn’t wait to put together this album inspired by my trip. I used all types of
materials found from this trip: shopping bags, vintage findings and fabric bags from peanuts for the album pages.
Here’s the supplies and instructions on how I created this album…
Materials:
Zutter 6” x 6” Clip-board Covers
Zutter Antique 1” O’wire
Adhesive – Helmar Acid Free Glue, Liquid Scrap Dots and Quick Fix Adhesive Runner
Ink – ColorBox
Karen Foster Burlap Patter Papers
Making Memories Vintage Findings Kit – Paper, Ribbon, Hardware
Paper Reflections Corrugated Board
Personal Vintage Collection of Buttons & Lace
Prima Flowers
Tulle - Michaels
Xyron Leeza Gibbons Legacies Felt Lilly
Designer Instructions:
1. The Zutter 6” x 6” Chip Board Covers with a 6” x 6” burlap pattern paper on the front and back covers using
Helmar Acid Free Adhesive.
2.Embellish the cover a photograph, vintage findings, flowers and metal hardware using Helmar Acid Free Glue.
3. Print title on cardstock, trim and distress the edges with ink.
4. For album pages, trim to size: shopping bag with handles, fabric bag with ties, corrugated board.
5. Bind the album together using the Zutter Bind-it-all and the 1” Antique O’Wires.
6. I love ribbon and texture, so I tend to tie it on all my album spines.
As we approach the fall season, all types of festivals begin in local communities. I attended the Apple Festival in
Hendersonville, NC recently and couldn’t wait to put together this album inspired by my trip. I used all types of
materials found from this trip: shopping bags, vintage findings and fabric bags from peanuts for the album pages.
Here’s the supplies and instructions on how I created this album…
Materials:
Zutter 6” x 6” Clip-board Covers
Zutter Antique 1” O’wire
Adhesive – Helmar Acid Free Glue, Liquid Scrap Dots and Quick Fix Adhesive Runner
Ink – ColorBox
Karen Foster Burlap Patter Papers
Making Memories Vintage Findings Kit – Paper, Ribbon, Hardware
Paper Reflections Corrugated Board
Personal Vintage Collection of Buttons & Lace
Prima Flowers
Tulle - Michaels
Xyron Leeza Gibbons Legacies Felt Lilly
Designer Instructions:
1. The Zutter 6” x 6” Chip Board Covers with a 6” x 6” burlap pattern paper on the front and back covers using
Helmar Acid Free Adhesive.
2.Embellish the cover a photograph, vintage findings, flowers and metal hardware using Helmar Acid Free Glue.
3. Print title on cardstock, trim and distress the edges with ink.
4. For album pages, trim to size: shopping bag with handles, fabric bag with ties, corrugated board.
5. Bind the album together using the Zutter Bind-it-all and the 1” Antique O’Wires.
6. I love ribbon and texture, so I tend to tie it on all my album spines.
All in the Family Display Frame
As we start to end the summer months and transition into the fall season. I pull
scrapbooking papers and supplies. In anticipation of fall photos, I created a family
display frame that can showcase upcoming photos. Here is a list of supplies I used
and instructions on how you can create your own…
Materials:
Zutter 12” x 12” Chipboard Covers
Zutter Antique 1/2” O’wire
Zutter Closures
Adhesive – Helmar Acid Free Glue and Quick Fix Adhesive Runner
Ink – ColorBox
Making Memories metal frame, leather frames and scalloped paper
Me & My Big Ideas – Paper
Lil’ Davis Designs Antique Copper Book Plate
Paper Reflections Corrugated Board
Personal Vintage Collection of Buttons & Lace
Prima Flowers
Tandy Leather Stamping Kit 1/4” Alphabet Set
We Are Memory Keepers Gromlets
Wood “LOVE” letters – Michael’s
Designer Instructions:
1. The Zutter 12” x 12” Chip Board Covers with a pattern paper on the front and
back covers using Helmar Acid Free Adhesive. I cut one of the 12 x 12 covers to
create a door opening.
2. Bind the covers together using the Zutter Bind-it-all and the 1/2” Antique O’
Wires.
3. The Zutter leather strap for the closure is distressed with ink, stamped with our
name using a leather stamping set and installed on the cover.
4. On the inside of the display, add scalloped paper, flowers, leather frames and
wooden letter using Helmar Acid Free Glue.
5. Fill with family photos and enjoy!
As we start to end the summer months and transition into the fall season. I pull
scrapbooking papers and supplies. In anticipation of fall photos, I created a family
display frame that can showcase upcoming photos. Here is a list of supplies I used
and instructions on how you can create your own…
Materials:
Zutter 12” x 12” Chipboard Covers
Zutter Antique 1/2” O’wire
Zutter Closures
Adhesive – Helmar Acid Free Glue and Quick Fix Adhesive Runner
Ink – ColorBox
Making Memories metal frame, leather frames and scalloped paper
Me & My Big Ideas – Paper
Lil’ Davis Designs Antique Copper Book Plate
Paper Reflections Corrugated Board
Personal Vintage Collection of Buttons & Lace
Prima Flowers
Tandy Leather Stamping Kit 1/4” Alphabet Set
We Are Memory Keepers Gromlets
Wood “LOVE” letters – Michael’s
Designer Instructions:
1. The Zutter 12” x 12” Chip Board Covers with a pattern paper on the front and
back covers using Helmar Acid Free Adhesive. I cut one of the 12 x 12 covers to
create a door opening.
2. Bind the covers together using the Zutter Bind-it-all and the 1/2” Antique O’
Wires.
3. The Zutter leather strap for the closure is distressed with ink, stamped with our
name using a leather stamping set and installed on the cover.
4. On the inside of the display, add scalloped paper, flowers, leather frames and
wooden letter using Helmar Acid Free Glue.
5. Fill with family photos and enjoy!
