Showing posts with label Julie Creek. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Julie Creek. Show all posts
Colorful Faith Bible Journaling Class
Saturday April 2nd   1pm
Danville, Indiana
Hendricks County Fairgrounds Conference Center
Register online here


Join me for a two hour session as we discover and talk about bible journaling.
We will talk about...
What is bible journaling?
What if I am not an artist?
What if I really don't want to color in my bible?
We have a God who loves us and wants to connect with us through his word!  Mixing your creative side with your faith is a great way to connect with God!  We will explore what bible journaling is, and how to create your own colorful bible artwork.  I'll share some of my own personal story, and then we'll get our hands moving and creating!  I'll share with you our new stencil line specifically made for bible journaling, and we'll use the stencils and ink in class.  If you have a bible, or planner you already journal in you can bring it.  I will provide planner pages for you to create on, so if you don't know a special bible for "coloring" in don't worry! 

My Bio:  I am a creator and educator at heart.  I love to find creative ways to express myself, and share that with others.  I am the owner of Creek Bank Creations where I've been designing products, teaching classes, and demonstrating products for over 10 years.  I've written two books for the scrapbook market, worked for leaders in the industry, and taught at just about every major scrapbooking teaching market there is.  


This class is being offered as a part of our Indiana Paper Arts Gathering Color Me Creative Weekend!  Sign up for the class here!
Registration for the entire weekend of paper crafting is still open and you can read about that on our website here
Julie Creek
Creek Bank Creations, Inc.
creekbc@gmail.com
www.creekbankcreations.com


Accordion Rectangle Frame Card

Karen Burniston continues to pump out fantastic die shapes while working with the Manufacturer Elizabeth Crafts. Today we will look at the Accordion Rectangle Card  and the Katie Frame Flourish Edges Die and learn to how make a great Mother's Day Card!


The first thing you will want to do is open the Accordion Rectangle package and separate the pieces of the die.  This die package actually has 5 pieces in it.  I separate the pieces using my button shank remover tool, but any snips that reach into the space will work.  To make the card we are building today you need the large rectangle piece.  You can set the other pieces aside for now.

 I made a three page card.  This means when you cut the large page pieces you need to cut three pieces.  I have found some heavyweight cardstock is best for this project.  (Bazzill)  You can make a larger piece if you want to, just cut more pages!
I accented my card with the Katy Frame Flourish edges.  You will need to die cut this piece 6 times to get all the edges covered like I did.  There is a trick to this and I show that in the video below. 

I have accented my card with the Mason Jar Die Set.  You will find more details on that below.  

I accented all the edges of my card and pieces using the ink blending tool and Tim Holtz Distress Ink Brushed Corduroy. 


It's a fun card and you can build it into anything you want!  
Watch my video below to learn how!


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Bazzill Metallic Cardstock for lid. 


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Tom and Julie Creek
Creek Bank Creations, inc.
www.creekbankcreations.com
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