Papercraft Haven and More

I have a video up on the Creative Paperclay Design Team blog - you can check it out on the link above!  Beginner tips on using Creative Paperclay and Delight product with your scrapbooking!  Using molds such as the ones shown here - along with the product and paint, you will find your projects are different each and every time you use them!  Make them up ahead of time, so you can simply grab a design you like that is already dried, and get ready to create!   I have a lot of projects I am working on, and can't wait to share with you what is being designed next!  I have a Design Team project I am working on now - and can't wait to get it finished up and the rest of the pictures/video up!  So, go check out the video and other awesome ideas!   Thanks for stopping by, Lynda Jeffs Memories in Tyme and Creative Paperclay Design Team       

If you missed the first part of the blog post, you can check out the directions for the altered Valentines Day cans here on the Creative Paperclay Design Team blog!   With the can above - I didn't use any of the Creative Paperclay embellishments like the can's in the link - this one was created using various different heart die cuts in random places across the can!  I love how this one turned out!  With this post, you will get the directions for the tags I made to go with the cans!  Since I mail the packages to them, I wanted something that was more personalized to each one!  However, I also wanted something they could reuse if they wanted too where the can's were concerned!  I wanted a card/tag that showed them how much I love them!  So, lets get started on creating the tags to go along with those one of a kind can's!    Supply list: Paper left over from altered cans Heart embellishments 3 pictures Paper trimmer Directions:  ...

I have absolutely loved being on the Creative Paperclay Design Team!  It's not for the products I get to create with, it's not the extra products I get...it's the camaraderie between the leader and the people on the team!  I have learned a lot from the people on this team, and can't wait to share some of the fun projects I have recently done!   My first post for the month is up on the design team blog (link below), check out the fun tips for the month - as well as the other amazing projects from the people on the team!  Thanks for stopping by and see you next time! Lynda Jeffs Creative Paperclay Design Team and Memories in Tyme

  Normally you will get scrapbooking or card making ideas, with a bit of crafts mixed in at times!  This is my second term on the Creative PaperClay design team...my projects have been scrapbooking or card making related, but never something THIS big...  I have fallen in love with my little snowman...and with my tips and directions on how to make it - you can create this fun little item too!  So here's your little sneak peak...go check out the whole project and directions on the Creative PaperClay blog and tell me what you think!  Lynda Jeffs Memories in Tyme and Creative PaperClay Design Team  

Hi!  It's Lynda from the design team bringing you some tips for September!  I love using the clay and recently discovered using my scrapbook templates with this fun stuff!  It was a lot of fun to play with, making different shapes as well as letters too!  Not only did I make my sisters album with her name on it, I also made an album for myself also with my name on it!  Working with the clay and templates, I have a few tips to help you along the way!   After you have rolled out your clay, flip the template over so you can use the flat side of clay on the bottom when you cut it out versus the top of the clay where it is not so smooth.   Use a sharp Xacto knife to cut the letters or objects out.  If edges are cut in to or not perfectly shaped, simply use your fingers to smooth it out.  Make sure you do this when the clay is wet! Clean your surface each time you use the clay - to make sure you have no pet hairs, food, or...

This is my older sassy big (LOL) sister...who is 5 years older than I am, and about 6.5" shorter than I am!!!  When our mom was pregnant with me, all Allison wanted for her birthday was a "sister baby" and a birthday party! She ended up with both that year!   Her birthday is on the 12th (mine on the 2nd)...and after seeing some of the amazing projects here with using stamps, I had to pull out some and play!  I wanted to create a one of a kind magnet for her to put on her fridge!  I can't wait for her to see it because I love how it turned out!!!    Supplies used: Creative PaperClay Xacto knife Basket stamp by CTMH Flower and leaf mold Paint of your choice (I used Radiant Pearls Paint) Hot glue gun Heavy cardstock for base (scraps are fine)   To start with - I am not going to give you directions for how to stamp on the clay - there are GREAT projects prior to mine on this blog...

I absolutely love being a part of this amazing team of women, where in one way or another have taught me a lot where it comes to working with this Creative PaperClay !  I have so many things I am working on right now - some out of Creative PaperClay , some out of paper!  One of my current projects I am working on is a magnet made out of the clay, molds, and a rubber stamp!  I like experimenting with different mediums to see what type of "effect" I can get, while using basic stamping and scrapbooking materials!  I can't wait to start to play with other techniques and products to see what I can come up with!  Lynda's tips for the month:   Do NOT be afraid to play with the clay to create things with - and don't be afraid to scrap the project and start over using the same clay too!  I have used it for embellishments on frames, cans, cards, cereal boxes...  Use your imagination and have fun with it!   Make sure to clean your stamps and...