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New Product Range- docrafts

  • November 28, 2009 at 12:52 pm

 

docrafts Creativity

Ferngully are proud to announce that we have been appointed an official distributer of “docrafts“ creativity. This exciting new project range direct from England includes a comprehensive range of co-ordinated tools, papers and embellishments all designed to compliment each other and linked into the exclusive docraft Bi-monthly magazine all available from Ferngully as of mid December 2009.

Docrafts

 

We have added a New Products page to this site. You can access it from the home page by clicking New Products Page in the right corner.    We will be adding new products each month including lots of wonderful docraft products.

Craft Demo Dayz 5

  • November 19, 2009 at 7:34 pm

Our 5th official “Demo Dayz” -Weekend  was held on October 2nd, 3rd and4th 2009.  As always it was a fantastic weekend.

If you have never experienced one of these fantastic Demo weekends you don’t know what you are missing. It is a great opportunity to try something new. Get  ideas and learn how to use new products.

 Each Session runs for approximately 4 hours during which time all participants take part in a number of hands-on make and take projects. Our experienced teachers will guide you through each project and are always ready to answer any questions. 

Free tea, coffee and snacks are provided  throughout the day, as well as  prizes.  There are also many specials stocked especially for the event scattered throughout the store.

At the end of each session every attendee receives a FREE sample bag. 

We run these Demo Dayz weekends throughout the year.  To register your interest in the next Demo Daze Weekend please contact Fern Gully Stamps ferngully@iprimus.com.au. All events coming up are listed on our events page. Check back often so you don’t miss out.

Below are some photos of the weekend.

Craft Tutorial#14-Butterfly Tri fold

  • November 13, 2009 at 9:04 pm

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Craft Tutorial #14-Butterfly Tri-Fold

What you need:All items available at Fern Gully Stampsfinished-butterfly card

Metallic blue card- 20cm x11cm

Scrap Metallic blue card for butterfly cut out 

Decorative Paper- silver and blue -2 pieces that measure  5cm x 4cm 

Scrap silver and blue decorative paper for butterfly cut out

Silver ribbon 5mm wide

Double sided foam

Adhesive

Rhinestones

 

Butterfly card

 

step 1- Use this butterfly template or draw one of your own,trace it onto the scrap metallic blue cardbutterfly-template

    

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Butterfly card

 

 

Step 2-Cut the butterfly shape out

 

 

 

 

 

 Butterfly card

 

 

 Step 3- Trace a smaller version on the butterfly onto the back of the decorative silver and blue paper and cut it out.  tip -to get an even butterfly, draw one half of it and fold along the middle of the butterfly then cut out.

 

 

 

 

 

Butterfly card

 

 

 

Step 4- Cut this butterfly in half and remove the centre by cutting a small piece from the inside of each half.

 

 

 

 

Butterfly card

 

 

 Step 5- Using adhesive attach the the each side of the cut out paper onto the card butterfly and fold each side upward 

 

 

 

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Step 6- Add 3 Rhinestones to the centre of the butterfly

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Butterfly card

 

 

Step 7-Measure your blue metallic  card- it should be 20cm x 11

Measure 5cm from the left edge and 5cm from the right edge and fold each side inward to make a  fold card  

 

 

 

  

Butterfly card

 

 Step 8-Use a scorer to make a nice fold

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Step 8- Draw a soft line, horizontally across the card- Measure 5.5cm from the top of the card- this is where the ribbon will be

 

 

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Step 9 - Make some slits along this line to thread your ribbon-Make the slits at least 5mm long to allow for the ribbon.The slits will be on the 2 front panels of the card. For each panel measure a few mm in from the edge and do 2 slits that are about 3mm apart from each other. Do this to each side of your panels so you end up with 8 slits altogether. 4 on each front panel.  Pictured you can see just one of the front panels

 

 

 

 

Butterfly card

 

 

Step 10- Thread your ribbon through these slits  as shown 

 

 

 

Butterfly card

 

  

 Step 11- Attach your 2 pieces of decorative paper to the front panels below the ribbon using adhesive or double sided tape    

 

 

 

 

 

finished-butterfly card

 

  

Step 12- Use double sided foam to attach your butterfly as shown. Option- you can also add another piece of decorative paper to the inside of the card- 4 x 10cm  

 

 

 

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