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Jean's Post Sunday May 31

Final day for MD Hobby & Craft metal projects at AlteredPages. I'm sure our Team will continue working with the Fabulous MD products in the future.    We sure hope you have enjoyed seeing all the diverse projects made with metal.   Who knew? My project for today is a perpetual occasion calendar made from the 12 x 12 metal (magnetic) sheet from MD Hobby and Craft.   First I wiped the metal with windex and allowed it to dry just to remove any residue or oily finger prints.    I then chose a neutral 12 x 12  paper.    I chose not to glue the paper down, because you can create different designs for each month!   Use the magnets themselves to hold the paper to the board! OR use s pray glue to attach the paper to the metal. The metal allows for approximately 1/2 inch  border on both sides with 7 spaces each 1 9/16 inch wide to accommodate each week.   The height can be larger since you ...

Perforated Metal Mini Album

Hello everyone, and welcome back to my end of the month post.  As you know by now, we have been featuring products from this month's fabulous sponsor,  MD Hobby & Craft .  The design team has made some wonderful projects for you that should really get those creative juices flowing.  And for my last post of May, I hope to continue some of that inspiration. I knew I wanted to make a book with a metal cover, and I had a 12"x12" piece of the Lincane perforated metal sheet left.  It was a natural progression to determine that I could get two book covers (front and back) if I cut it in half (6"x12") and then in half again to make two 6"x6" covers.  (A guillotine style paper trimmer cuts through the metal sheets like butter). Cover the three cut edges on each metal piece with silver foil tape.  I used 2" duct tape (not Duck tape) that is used to insulate heating ventilation pipes.  I cut it down to 1/2" strips and applie...

Kitchen Memo Board

Hello friends!  I have a magnetic memo board project for you today.  My kitchen is decorated with roosters so that's the theme I went with for my memo board.  And while I'm still deciding if it is going to stand on the counter or hang on the wall by the door, I think this fits in beautifully with my décor. I started with a 12" x 12" magnetic steel plate from MD Hobby & Craft.  I don't have any steel in my kitchen and my appliances are all white so I knew I would be covering the entire sheet. I had this old-fashioned catalog print scrapbook paper from one of the old retired  Mailbox Muse kits.  It fits perfectly with the homey feeling of the roosters on the Altered Pages Year Of The Rooster collage sheet.  Spray glue was used to coat the sheet and adhere the scrapbook paper because it covers evenly and doesn't add any bulk the way a layer of wet glue might.  The paper was trimmed a little smaller so that I wouldn't have any issues fit...

pretty little candle with Altered Pages and MD Hobby

MD Hobby--our Altered Pages Creative Partner this month--carries a lovely copper mesh, so lightweight it's easy to cut with regular scissors. Add a little copper tape . . .   . . . a Gelli plate print . . .  . . . a marble tile, and a votive candle . . . Voila!  A pretty little candle, yes? Gelli Plate Paints   Brayer Gel Medium MD Hobby & Craft Copper Mesh Thank you for stopping by today, and a happy Thursday to you! :)trisha

Chalkboard Magnets: Set Two

  Chalkboard Magnets:   Set Two     Mom likes using the chalkboard as a welcome sign for visitors as they walk through the door.   So I made some happy, festive ATC magnets to put on the Chalkboard Garden.      Start with ATC size and add corrugated cardboard piece with a piece of scrapbook paper.  Attach image with pop dots to give dimensional feel.     Now add bling, flowers, ribbon, etc for additional texture.  Now place them on your Chalkboard Garden and enjoy!     SUPPLIES USED: MD Hobby Chalkboard ATC size chipboard scrapbook papers (various sizes) Images:  Digital Sheets Corrugated Cardboard Mounting Dots/Squares Magnetic Pop Dots Bling, flowers , ribbon , etc.     Thank you for looking! See you next Month. Corinne Marie