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Time Capsule Ornament

ana

– December 20, 2011Posted in: Uncategorized

Time Capsule Ornament

Yikes Christmas is this week!

Here is a simple and fun ornament that you can do last minute, or better yet on Christmas put out these supplies and let your guests make their very own Time Capsule Ornament!

Supplies:

Celebrate It (from Michaels) clear plastic ornament ball
Elmer’s Painters: Metallic Gold
Sharpie Ultra Fine Pont: red, green (or what ever color you want)
Ribbon
Charm
Paper

Directions:

1) Cut strips of paper ½” by 2 ½ ”

2) Write this year’s milestones (one on each piece of paper, there is no limit)

3) Lightly curl each strip of paper with scissors

4) Take ornament cap off and insert papers, replace lid

5) Write Name and 2011 on ornament with Painter (example: Ana’s 2011)

6) Add ribbon and charm…. That’s it! Super simple!!!

Happy Holidays!!!

Craftily Yours,

Ana

Tags: Christmas, Michaels, Ornaments, Painters, Sharpie

Holiday Mouse Ear Scarves

ana

– December 7, 2011Posted in: Ana's Creative Chaos, Crafty How-To Projects, Family Tid Bids

Megan, Juliet and Ana

December 4th and 5th my family spend at the happiness place on earth!

This was my first time to Disneyland for the Christmas Holidays and because we had nine of use plus baby Charlie I wanted to make something for use all to wear. It would be colder (yes, it’s does get cold in Southern Cal) so, I didn’t want to do tee shirts. I came up with this idea to make matching scarves and and hats (the hats will be on another blog). The thing that took me the longest time, was to create the pattern. Once I got the ears the way I wanted, I was off to cutting out the fleece.

I hope you like these mouse ear scarves and they cost around $1.00 each to make (thanks to Joanne Fabrics and their fleece sale)! They are supper easy to do… enjoy!

Cut two black fleece from mouse ear pattern
FREE PDF PATTERN: WCKMouseEarPattern

Cut scarf from red fleece 7” by 90” (or the length of the fleece from the salvage edges)

Place one mouse ear on one side of the scarf edge

Place the other mouse ears on the other side
Line up the edge of the ears with the edge of the fleece

Snip off corner on each side

Pin in place
Sew ¼ ” from edge

That’s it for the boy mouse scarf!

For the girl mouse scarf, cut 6” by 14” piece of red fleece with polka dots
Fold under ½”, top stitch
Run, two gathering stitches on the other side, gather and pin to the edge of the scarf, zig-zag in place
For the bow cut 2” by 3 ½”
Pinch center of bow piece and had stitch in between ears

That’s the girl scarf!

For Baby Boy or Girl Mouse Scarf cut red fleece 3” by 18”
Repeat the boy mouse directions adding mouse ears to both sides
For Baby Girl add a bow on both ends of the scarf

Craftily Yours,

Ana

Tags: Disneyland, Family, Fleece, Holiday, Joanne Fabrics, Mouse Ears, Scarf

Cupcake Invitations

ana

– March 23, 2011Posted in: Ana's Creative Chaos, Crafty How-To Projects

KICKS OF 3rd BIRTHDAY COUNTDOWN!!!

CUPCAKE INVITATION

The When Creativity Team is very excited about celebrating our 3rd Online Birthday, April 15th! For the next four weeks we will be getting the party ready. When throwing a party it is always a good idea to have a theme, so, this year we have picked “Hey Cupcake”! To get this party started we need an invitation. I came up with this cute cupcake that slides out of it’s wrapper to reveal the party information.

Hey Cupcake Pattern PDF: CupCakeInvite

1- Print off and cut out the Hey Cupcake Pattern PDF

2-Trace the cupcake on pink cardstock (or any color you want) and the cupcake wrapper on patterned scrapbook paper

3-With a Stylist and a ruler score along the score lines as indicated on the pattern

4-Cut with zig-zag on both ends

5-Fold in the tabs and us the Dot Runner on the tabs

6-Fold the bottom half of the wrapper over the top of the tabs, this will create a pocket wrapper for the cupcake to sit in

7-Print out the party information on a darker pink card stock and attach to the bottom of the cupcake or you could hand write each of the invitations

7-Attach a button to the top of the cupcake for the cherry or candy topper.

Now you invitations are ready to sent out!

Next week we will make Birthday Cards!
Ana

Tags: birthdays, buttons, Cupcakes, invitations

It Must Be Magic Card

ana

– March 29, 2011Posted in: Ana's Creative Chaos, Crafty How-To Projects

This week’s When Creativity Knocks Episode features how to make “It Must Be Magic Card” for the Cards For The Troops event. WCK Team taped this project for Elmer’s and X-ACTO brands at CHA Winter 2011.

This card is a take on the magic wallet. If you have ever tried to make one you know that it can be a bit tricky. I had this idea to turn it into a card. With a lot of failures I finally came up with this magical card. It really gets everyone thinking on how does the photo and card flip back and forth?

WCK had a special guest stop by to make this card for the troops… none other than Vanna White and her lovely daughter, Gigi.

Cindi, Megan, Ana, Vanna, Gigi, Theresa, Laura

Ana & Vanna

Ana helping Vanna make the card

Vanna White’s Autograph for the Troops

Watch this episode and leave a comment and you could win Elmer & X-ACTO goodies!

http://www.whencreativityknocks.com/index.php?option=com_hwdvideoshare&task=viewvideo&Itemid=176&video_id=210

For a list of product used and photo step-outs for this project please referrer to attached PDF:

IT MUST BE MAGIC CARD

At the end of the episode I share “It’s Magic Card” for a new baby.

Here is a closer look:

For More information on Vanna White (yarn) please go to:

http://www.lionbrand.com/

Tags: Elmers, Magic Wallet, Vanna White, X-Acto

It Must Be Magic: Cupcake Birthday Card

ana

– March 29, 2011Posted in: Ana's Creative Chaos, Crafty How-To Projects

3rd Birthday Countdown Continues…

IT MUST BE MAGIC: CUPCAKE BIRTHDAY CARD

Welcome to When Creativity Knocks 2nd week of our 3rd Birthday Countdown. Last week we showed you how to make two fun birthday invitation and this week we are doing birthday cards! Sticking with our theme of “Hey Cupcake” I’m showing how to use this week’s online episode’s project “It Must Be Magic” to make this yummy cupcake card with a cupcake recipe in it.

Follow the diretions in this epiosode and the step-out PDF:

tp://www.whencreativityknocks.com/index.php?option=com_hwdvideoshare&task=viewvideo&Itemid=176&video_id=210

IT MUST BE MAGIC CARD

Here is how I changed it up to be: It Must Be Magic: Cupcake Card

1- Cut 2 pieces of scrapbook paper 5″ x 7″, 1 piece 4 1/2″ x 6″

2- Print of the PDF : It Must Be Magic-Cupcake Card

3- Cut and mount the Hey Cupcake to the 4 1/2″ x 6 scrapbook paper, set aside

4- Trim the Rocky Road Cupcake Recipe to 4 1/2″ x 10″ (fold the bottom half of the recipe card 3″), set aside

5- On a coordinating piece of scrapbook paper us Plaid Simply Screen: birthday girl #98591

To find out more about Plaid Simply Screen go to: http://www.simplyscreenonline.com/

6- Place cupcakes screen on the paper and squirt out Plaid Simply Screen Fire Truck Red for the cherry and French Roast for the cupcake

7- Using the applicator, squeegee the paint through the screen on to the paper (follow manufacturer’s instructions)

8- Note the paint is made for textile use; but I found it works on paper as well, you just need to give it drying time

9- Trim cupcake boarder to fit across 5″ x 7″ paper, attach with Elmer’s Dot Runner

10- Add a couple more pieces of cordinating paper to finish off the front
11- Attach to front of foam board and the remaining piece to the back of the other piece of foam board

12- Slip in the “Hey Cupcake” Birthday Wish under the ribbons on one side and the Rocky Road Cupcake Recipe under the other ribbons
13-Now close the card, and open it from the other side and the greeting and recipe change sides

14- Now close again, and open and they will trade side…. WOW IT MUST BE MAGIC!!!!

HEY CUPCAKE, HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!

Ana

PS- For Free Cupcake Recipes go to: http://www.cupcake-recipes.com/

Tags: birthday cards, Elmers, Free Cupcake Recipes, Magic Wallet, plaid, Simply Screen

Rice Krispies Cupcake With A Surprise

ana

– April 12, 2011Posted in: Uncategorized

HAPPY 3RD BIRTHDAY!!!!

RICE KRISPIES CUPCAKES WITH A SURPRISE!

I’m so, excited that When Creativity Knocks is celebrating our 3rd Birthday! Yes, we have been on the computer waves for three years bring FREE CRAFT TV to your door!!!

The WCK Team has been sharing our “Hey Cupcake” Birthday Theme ideas with you for the last few weeks. This week we are making cupcakes. I always say “I can cook if I turn it into a craft project” and that is just what I have done with my version of the Rice Krispies Treats. I was inspired when I saw the commercial for the Hidden Surprise Easter Egg Treats. So, with a little experimenting this is how I made my RK Treat Cupcakes with a surprise.

Please note that there are a lot of step out photos; but I wanted you to see how to make them, not just read instructions!

SUPPLIES:

You get the idea!

Follow the recipe on the box.

1- Butter each cup on a cupcake tin, set aside

2- In the microwave melt butter (about 1 minute)

3- Pour bag of marshmallow on top of butter, place in microwave for 1 minute

4- Take out, stir

5- Put back in the microwave for 1 more minute

6- Take out, stir add vanilla extract and stir some more

7- Add 6 cups Coco Krispies, stir (I know, it’s a lot of stirring)

8- Butter the bottom of a glass that is slightly smaller than the cups on the cupcake tin

9- Put the mixture in each cup

10- With the butter glass, pound down the mixture

11) Put left over mixture put it in a butter glass dish, smash down to about 1/2″ thick , let set up

12) Cut into 3″ squares

13) Smash into a 1/3 cup measuring cup, leaving a hole, let set up, then take out of the cup

14) Now take the treats out of the cupcake tin and place in cupcake wrappers

15- Put some M&Ms in open space on the treat from the measuring cup

16- Flip it over on top of the treat in the cupcake wrapper and press down gently

17- Time to decorate! Push a sucker into the top though all layers

18- Add Necco Dots on the cupcake to decorate

Now they are ready for the party, put them on a the Cupcake Plate!!

Happy Birthday WCK!

Ana

PS- For more Rice Krispies Treat ideas go to their website:

http://www.ricekrispies.com/recipes/the-original-treats.aspx?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_term=recipe%2Bfor%2Brice%2Bkrispie%2Btreats&utm_content=Rice%2BKrispies%2BRecipes&utm_campaign=Intention%2B-%2BBrand#/recipes/the-original-treats

Mother Day Card with Kanzashi Flower Corsage

ana

– May 3, 2011Posted in: Crafty How-To Projects

To: Mom

Happy Mother’s Day Card

with Kanzashi Flower Corsage

It has been customary to give Mom a corsage on Mother’s Day. I wanted to honor that old tradition by giving it a modern twist.

A couple of weeks ago, When Creativity Knocks did some taping at Clover’s US Office. We had the honor of working with Carol Porter, Clover’s Educator on how to use their new KANZASHI FLOWER MAKER. I was so impressed that I decided to try making one myself. It was easy to use and l loved the results! This brings me back to the corsage for Mom. I took what I learned and created this fun and colorful corsage for Mother’s Day. I also designed this card for you to pin the corsage to… an all-in-one gift for mom!

SUPPLIES

Clover Kanzashi Flower Maker: Pointed Petal Large Size
http://www.clover-usa.com
Blumenthal Lansing: Flower Garden Button Rose #480004806
http://www.blumenthallansing.com/flowergardenbuttons.aspx
National Nonwoven: Woolfelt Style Pea Soup #0729
http://www.nationalnonwovens.com/Applications/craft/woolfelt.htm
1/4 yard colorful fabric
Embroidery thread
Needle
1-1/4″ pin back
Pink card stock
Markers
Elmer’s Craft Bond Fabric & Paper Glue
http://www.elmers.com/product/detail/E431?filterPath=craft

WCK Mother Day Card and Leaf Pattern PDF:

Mother’sDay2011

HOW TO MAKE KANZASHI FLOWER

NOTE: Follow Clover Kanzashi Flower Maker step-out directions included in package.

Here is a photo step-out of what I did:

HOW TO MAKE THE LEAF

1- Cut out one from leaf pattern on wool felt

2- Hand baste around edge of leaf

3- Gently pull thread to cup leaf, tie off

4- Fold in half and stitch across the fold, set a side

5- Loop purple embroidery thread, tie off in center

6- Sew rose button in center of Kanzashi Flower

7- Hand stitch leaf to back of flower

8- Stitch on pin back

HOW TO MAKE THE CARD

9- Print card pattern on PDF on to pink card stock

10- Color in

11- Glue fabric to card front, attach “To: Mom” card

12- Cut on the “X” marks, attach corsage

A Mother’s Day Card with a corsage that will never fade!

To all crafty moms: Have a Great Mother’s Day!!!!

Ana

A Closer Look: Cupcake Princess Crown

ana

– June 23, 2011Posted in: Ana's Creative Chaos, Front Page Fearured, Uncategorized, Video

A Closer Look: Princess Cupcake Tea Party

I wanted to give you a closer look at this week’s episode, Princess Cupcake Tea Party.

This project was inspired by Blumenthal Lansing’s new Sweet Treat button line. If you are a fan of that tasty dessert, the cupcake, then you are going to love how sweet and adorable these buttons are!

How did I come up with this project?

It starts with a focal craft item. In this case it was Sweet Treat buttons. Then I went to my sketchbook and started working out the idea. I didn’t want to put the buttons on clothes, I wanted to do something fun and playful with them. Then I remembered seeing a local toy company, Green Toys, on the news. Their toys are made out of milk cartons and they had a cute tea set! That was it…a tea party…wait! A cupcake tea party fit for a princess. The idea was born and I went from there. Of course, a princess would need a crown; but it couldn’t be just any crown. It had to be a Cupcake Crown. Then I drew up the pattern and made the crown using National Nonwovens’ Exotic Felt and Therm O Web Heat N Bond Lite. I attached the buttons with fabric glue.

Cupcake Princess Crown PDF: CupcakePrinessCrownPattern

Next were the table linens. I purchased some coordinating fabric and made a tablecloth 36” square with a 2” border. Then I heat set the appliqué cupcakes and glued on the felt flower buttons on the border. Followed by a set of four napkins, 8” x 8” (I give you the details on how to make them in the episode).

Now it’s time to make the cupcake stand from a flowerpot and small plate from Green Toys. Turn the pot upside down, put Elmer’s Glue Spots on the bottom of the pot, attach plate. Then add buttons with glue spots around the edge of the pot. Decorate the tea set with the buttons as well.

To get ready for an episode you have to have “step-outs” of the project. That means having each step prepared that you are going to show on camera. It is a lot work; but it makes the tapings run faster and eaiser for the view to understand. Now it’s time for me to set up the table with the projects and Scott gets the carmeras, lights and audio set. It’s time to shoot the episode!

Lights, Camera, Action: Watch Cupcake Princess Tea Party Episode

http://www.whencreativityknocks.com/index.php?option=com_hwdvideoshare&task=viewvideo&Itemid=176&video_id=227

Products Used In this Project:

Blumenthal Lansing http://www.blumenthallansing.com/

Sweet Treats Buttons:

Vanilla Cupcake
Sugar Cookie
Raspberry Cupcake
Teddy Bear Cookie
Chocolate Cupcake
Green Cupcake
Pink Cupcake
White Cupcake

Boutique Appliqués:

Cupcakes

Favorite Findings:

Felt Buttons: Pretty Posies, Brilliant Blooms
Flower gems

National Nonwovens http://www.nationalnonwovens.com/Applications/craft/XoticFelt.htm

XoticFelt:

Purple Paradise
Grass Skirt
Passion Flower

Therm O Web http://www.thermowebonline.com/dyn_prod.php?p=3522&k=86489

Heat N Bond Lite

Elmer’s CraftBond http://www.elmers.com/products/glues-and-adhesives/craft

CraftBond Fabric & Paper Glue

Green Toys: http://www.greentoys.com/

Tea Set
Planting Kit: green
Green Eats Snack Plates: green

Very special Thank You to our episode sponsor: Blumenthal Lansing

I hope you enjoyed a closer look!

Ana

Tags: Blumenthal Lansing, buttons, CraftBond Fabric & Paper Glue, Green Toys, Heat N Bond Lite, National Nonwovens, XoticFelt

Fabric Mod Podge Halloween Tote

ana

– October 13, 2011Posted in: Uncategorized

Fabric Mod Podge gets it’s BOO on!

Check on this week’s When Creativity Knocks Fabric Mod Podge Halloween Tote

right from the stage at Southern Women’s Show in Charlotte, North Carolina!

http://www.whencreativityknocks.com/index.php?option=com_hwdvideoshare&task=viewvideo&Itemid=176&video_id=242

Enjoy When Creativity Knocks FREE Halloween Tote Patterns:

HalloweenTotePatterns

Tags: Blumenthal Lansing, Fabric Mod Podge, Halloween Tote Bag, Halloween Trick or Treat Bag, MarkRichards, Mod Podge, plaid

Winnie The Pooh Tag Baby Blanket

ana

– November 7, 2011Posted in: Ana's Creative Chaos, Crafty How-To Projects

WINNIE THE POOH TAG BABY BLANKET

Made with left over Halloween Fabric!

I made my grandson, Charlie his first Halloween Costume… he was Winnie the Pooh (that is what my daughter, Juliet ordered). Of course there was no Winnie The Pooh pattern, so, I used a Simplicity animal costume pattern and as Tim Gunn from Project Runway would say, :Make It Work!”. That is just what I did! I hunted high and low for the perfect fir. I used Winnie The Pooh flannel to line the hood, golden fleece for the feet pads and inside of the ears. Cut down and resewed a women’s fitted small tee shirt. Here are the results:

Now the big question is what do I do with the left over fabric?

Charlie (5 months old) loves tags and chewing on things, so, I thought a little tag blanket would be perfect.

HOW-TO

1- Cut out two (2) 10″ squares of fir and of fleece

2- Sew together

3- Cut two (2) ear pattern of each fir and fleece

4- Sew the ears, turn right side out, gather at bottom, pin ears on one end of sewn together squares

5- Cut four (4) red grosgrain ribbon (fold in half)

6- Pin at the four joins of the squrares

7- Back with flannel (cut to fit) with right sides together sew 1/4″ seam all the way around (leave opening to turn)

8- Turn right side out, top stitch

There you have it a Winne The Pooh Tag Baby Blanket!

These make great baby gifts!

Craftily Yours,

Ana

Tags: Project Runway, Simplicity, TAG BABY BLANKET, Tim Gunn, Winnie the Pooh

Mermaid Sock Monkey

ana

– December 1, 2011Posted in: Ana's Creative Chaos, Crafty How-To Projects, Retro Crafts

When Creativty Knocks is very excited to sponsor December’s Designer Crafts Blog Connection project along with FoxRiver ( Orginal Rockford Red Heel), Rit and JudiKins!

27 very talented designers each recieved a package with our Sock Monkeys Go BanAnas WCK VideoBook, one pair of FoxRiver: Original Rockford Red Heel socks, a JudiKins monkey rubber stamp and any three colors of Rit dye they chose. They were given a couple of weeks to watch the how-to video and come up with their own Sock Monkeys.

I wanted to be a part of this blog hop so I created my Sock Monkey Mermaid. I dyed the socks teal and that gave me the idea to keep her monocromatic with adding just a touch of sea green. I hope you like her! She needs a name… any ideas are welcome…..

I created a fin and her mermaid tutu pattern (ePattern with step-outs will be avalible soon at www.WhenCreativityKnocks.com).

Supplies:

Sock Monkeys Go BanAnas WCK VideoBook www.WhenCreativityKnocks.com

3 FoxRiver Original Rockford Red Heel Socks http://www.foxsox.com/Catalog/category.aspx?code=ROCK

RIt Teal Liquid Dye (I dyed the socks, seashells and pears) http://www.ritdye.com/store/

Blumenthal Lansing: http://www.blumenthallansing.com/glitterbuttons.aspx

Favorite Findings: Lime Light, Teal Twinkle, Blinking Blue

Black buttons

National Nonwovens: XoticFelt-Caribben Surf http://www.nationalnonwovens.com/Applications/craft/XoticFelt.htm

Seaquins, fux pears, seed beads, E beads
Sea Shells
Embodery floss: black, teal
Fancy tule
Sewing machine

Prize Package for One Lucky Reader:

Sock Monkeys Go BanAnas WCK VideoBook
One (1) sewn Sock Monkey body ready to be stuffed
One (1) pair FoxRiver: Oringal Rockford Red Heel Socks
Button Eyes, needle, floss and stuffing
Prize package worth over $40.00

WCK will be selling our very first 2012 WCK Scok Monkeys Go BanAnas eCalendar for $1.99 that will include many Sock Monkeys from the Videobook as well as the Blog Hop.

Reserve you copy today!!

Any blog hop reader who goes to www.WhenCreativityKnocks.com to order the Sock Monkey Go BanAnas WCK VideoBook will receive $2.00 off and a free copy of 2012 WCK Scok Monkeys Go BanAnas eCalendar

The coupon code is: sockmonkeybloghop

I came across this video of Ron Warren, a sock monkey collector and one of Carol Duvall’s early episodes of how to make a sock monkey and thought you might like to see them:

http://www.aol.com/video/youve-got-sock-monkeys/517211257/?icid=maing-grid7|main5|video-module|sec3_lnk2|114825

The Carol Duvall Show

http://www.aol.com/video/sock-monkey/274853066/

So, sit back and hop to each of the blogs and be sure to let the designers know that you liked their Sock Monkey… because one designer will be picked to be a guest on When Creativity Knocks!

Craftily Yours,

Ana

Tags: Beads, Designer Crafts Blog Connection, FoxRiver, Judikins, Orginal Red Heel, Rit, Seashells, Sock Monkey

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Holiday Mouse Ear Scarves

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