If you came from Stephanie Gradzki blog you are at the right place. if you just happed to visit today and want start from the beginning go to Angela Butler's blog. This blog hop is all about techniques 24 of us are sharing our favorite technique and the technique I picked is using the paper crimper. This was one of the first tools I bought when I started this hobby. I have to tell you that I had to dust it off. LOL. I have not used this tool in a very long time. It had been calling me the last few weeks and then I came across this technique on Journal Artist A Art
So I had to try it. Making your own Corrugated Cardboard
This is what you need a paper crimper, chipboard, cardstock, patterned paper, glimmer mist/water, wet glue
A thinner cardstock worked better for me when I put it through the crimmper. It seemed to keep it's shape better that a thicker cardstock.
You need to add moister to the cardstock before you put it through the crimper so that it keeps it's shape. I used glimmer mist to add color but you can use water.
after the cardstock goes through the crimper let it dry a bit. I glued this piece to the chipboard with some wet adhesive. I let it dry.
I prepared the patterned paper with little "X"s with an knife. So that I could pull and distress it after I glued it to the crimped paper.
Now you can add some ink
I love the way this came out. Imagine you can now you this to cut it out with any dies you may have. It works great for cover for mini albums. I used it for a little sign
I used one of Tim Holtz dies alterations mover and shapers- mini tickets set
I also used a Donna Downey Stamp for the saying.
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LIZ
39 comments:
very cool technique! I'll have to dust off my crimper too.
Very cool! And your project is very pretty! Thanks for sharing. :)
Your project turned out fabulous! TFS.
Savyjade@cox.net
Thanks for sharing this technique. I need to get my crimper out.
Love it! thanks girl!!!
Have a great day!
I'm going to have to try this it looks very fun! Thanks for sharing.
So glad I saw this! I almost got rid of my crimpers! Will be dusting mine off too.
I love this technique!
I can use my paper crimper now lol I was totally clueless about using water or a mister for it to keep its shape now i know .... Thanks for sharing :)
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Janie Robinson-Florida
Yes, I do need to get out that crimper...love the idea of the mini book cover. I also took a look at your craft room on a previous entry=lots of good storage ideas!
Thanks for sharing.
I know isn't that a cool technique, me too just came accross this tip and video and loved it thanks for sharing it. Love your blog!!! thanks for playing along with us in the blog hop.
Peggy Lee
http://pegbaker.blogspot.com
I love playing with my paper crimper but have never seen this technique now I am going to go try it this weekend thanks for the tutorial.
this turned out so pretty !!
Lilly... fabulous! I'll have to grab this tool. I love using corrugated card... but it's normally brown card... this looks beautiful with the papers and inks... Thanks for sharing.
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Darlene
oops... I so apologize for getting your name wrong in the comments Liz... I was looking at Lilly's name while typing.
You are soooo going to get me in trouble when I explain to hubby that Ineed ti go and get a crimper tomorrow! This is so neat and I never knew what to do with a crimper! TFS!!
That's so cute liz. The crimper is also one of my first purchase when I started scrapbooking, shows how long we been doing it, lol. Thanks for sharing!
I recently thought about getting rid of my crimper because I never use it, however...you have revived the desire to keep it, WOW this technique and card is beautiful and amazing so glad to have seen this today! Awesome! Kelly (walkelmol on yt)
Will have to remember this for my next mini album project. I'll have to dust off my crimper too...lol!!!!
another tool I will have to get - my husband so hates it when I hop
lol
loved the technique and a new follower :)
What a great technique--can't wait to try it!
Love Love Love. Super cute and super easy. TFS.
Love this! May have to purchase one of those crimpers! Thanks for sharing! I am a new follower! YAY! I would love if you stop by for a visit!
www.luv2scrap.blogspot.com
Great to see you using Paula's technique, loved you finished project, thanks for sharing this, Julia.
www.straydreamsblog.blogspot.com
Thanks for sharing your technique and the awesome project you created. I forgot what a crimper can do and now like everyone else, I am search of it in my craftroom so I can make some nifty projects too!
Love your project! Guess who's crimper is coming out of the closet, LOL!
wow liz awesome no i want that blue machine you crimp with thanks for showing me something else heheheh =) kandi rivera
I have not seen a technique I am familiar with on this hop. So many great ideas. Love, love your idea.
New follower.
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Liz, great technique, TFS! A follower.
slomomomcbl@gmail.com
Great idea, love the outcome, thanks for sharing yet another great technique, Hugz KimScrapper YT
awesome job
OMG!! I LOVE this! I don't own a crimper....YET! ;-) I want one now!
TFS!
Jenni
Scrappincrafter@hotmail.com
Interesting technique - love how it turned out - very nice. Thanks for sharing.
ladym at utahis dot com
Love your card. It's gorgeous. And it's a great technique. Thanks for sharing with us. Johanne L.
NEVER thought to use my crimper like this! Beautiful project!!!!!!
That's so funny what you said about your crimper. As I was reading I realized that I have a crimper that I have never used! Thanks for an idea on how to use it:)
Very cool, to think that I didn't want to own a crimper now I have to go purchase one ;) Thanks for sharing :)
great project--i have not had a crimper but everyonce in a while i see a need for one--so who knows. i guess it goes on my wish list!! thanks!!!
Awesome.. I used to have one of these, but when i purged some of my supplies i ditched this.. LOL It turned out fantabo! :)
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