Showing posts with label Video Tutorial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Video Tutorial. Show all posts
Monday, October 7, 2019

VIDEO Instructions for the 3 Waterfall Brag Book with Bev Code

8:52 AM


Hi... Bev here today at The Rubber Buggy.  OMG finally got the VIDEO done. I am sharing this super cute 3 Waterfall Brag Books. It can be themed for any occasion and used as a gift everyone will love. OMG and it holds 18 - 4x4 horizontal photos along with at least 23 vertical 4x6 photos. Large enough to showcase any event but small and compact enough to display on your coffee table where guests will enjoy it too.
Also previously shared the VIDEO for just the instructions on the Waterfall process. 
Between the 2 you will be able to make these too.





Thanks for stopping by... hope to see you again soon

.... but in the mean time be sure to stop by the STORE where these items and so many others are available. Also take note of all the products that aren't carried in our regular local stores. ... AND the service is A1. 


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    Sunday, March 27, 2016

    Dina Wakely Scribbly Flower Stamp and Frames with video tutorial

    12:00 AM


    Hi Bev here againtoday. Today for The Rubber Buggy blog post I am sharing this video tutorial along with still shots to show you how I created these 2 cards. Both have a framed edge but done differently.

    Supply List:
    The Rubber Buggy Products
    Stamp: Dina Wakley Scribbly Flowers 
    Ink: Memento
    Markers: Copics
    Other: cardstock, card base, Signo white gel pen


    To create this first card and it's frame I cut the frame in middle to fit the base. 


    I misted on top of the frame placed over the base.. and when done.. remove carefully leaving the white outer edge frame.















    Stamp the flowers and copic colour them.















    Matt the finished image and pop up the matted sentiment.


    Here is the finished card with the fabulous white frame.
    Notice the signo white gel pen accents to finish the copic coloured flowers.

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    Here is the 2nd card for your viewing.















    This card is missing the frame but after colouring and shading it all it is put on a larger white base which is then matted for colour and layers.






    Thanks for joining us today.. be sure to come back again.





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    Saturday, March 26, 2016

    Heartfelt Creations - Easel Card and Shaker Card.. with video tutorials

    12:00 AM

    Hi Bev here today. I am super excited to share 2 projects with you. Making cards are fun and easy. They also are a great project to create using the left over stash and pieces from your collections. It is also great to try some of the different shapes, sizes and styles of cards. Today I am sharing 2 cards - an easel card base and a shaker card.
    We'll start with the easel card.

     Products Used:
    The Rubber Buggy Products
    Paper: Classic Sunflower Collection
    Chipboard: Blue Fern Studio geometric bits
    Ink: Tim Holtz 
    Other: cardstock, ribbon, copic marker

    Watch a video and see more details shots below.

    Here are a few up close view for details and some shots to make following the instructions easier.

    Start with making the front of card on a card base.














    Make the inside base for the card.














    Now work on shape of easel card .. Easy inside applied.. and then the front panel gets folded over for the front easel panel.










    Here is a straight on view of the finished card. Notice that the ribbon is a great border to help hold the front panel at about the midway point on the bottom base.

    Instructions: Starting with an easel card base and the extra front piece to fit your card. It’s easiest to make your card front complete and then add it to your card base. Pull mix and match papers with some fun accents like the frame, tag, border edge, sentiment and fussy cut the butterfly. Cards are so much prettier when they have layers to depth, texture and colours. Switch them out from light to dark and plain to print. In all edges for colour and depth. For my front I work backward form the frame piece to a matted background and then forward with the chipboard with ribbon accent, a large fussy cut butterfly and the tag that I added the brad, small fussy cut butterfly and the sentiment grouping. When that was done I added it to the front half panel of the card base.
    Up next is the inside section of the stand up card.  I like to finish this section off as a separate section to complete and add to base when done also. (when you mess up you can start again with ease) This piece has a full background that I added a fun sunflower print piece topped with ribbon and bottom had a thin border piece that I added the 2nd sentiment verse cut off the paper collection. Try to use some kind of border, punched edge or ribbon about the half way mark to help support the stand up of the front base.
    Ink all edges for colour and depth. When all done glue it to the base. 
    Everything folds flat to fit an envelope but the front half fold allows for the easel stand up base to display your card.

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    Here is my shaker card.

    Supply List:
    The Rubber Buggy Products:
    Paper: Classic Sunflower Collection
    Flowers: Wild Orchid mixed 10mm flowers
    Leaves: Wild Orchid Green Mulberry paper leaves
    Other: Cardstock, lace, gem stones, Robin’s Nest dew drops

    Watch a video and see more details on the close up shots below.


    Here are a few up close detail shots for your viewing.













    Your card shape and size will vary from the plastic mold you are using.


















    Inside of the molded plastic using pattern paper for great design behind the dew drop shakers.














    Custom make the inside to your liking.















    More detail pieces to create the inside of your shaker.













    Organize your beads, dew drops / shaker pieces.













    Place shaker pieces on centre of base... now glue down the cover firmly. Do not move around until totally dry.. so beads don't stick to inner edges.

    Instructions:
    Starting with a used piece of plastic packaging shaped with a lip to allow the insertion of dew drops, beads or sequins.... we will make a shaker card. My plastic piece measured about 4 x 4” and it also fit the one section of patterned papers for a perfect frame with some slight adjustments. Using the proposed framed section I added some lighter print paper, a light mat and dark mat… so my finished card is about 5.5 x 5.5” square.
    First finish designing the inner square design. I added the fussy cut sunflower and the Sunshine sentiment and inked the edges. Glue down firmly to the outer edges and let the glue dry. ( so the shakers won’t stick) Place the shakers – I used dew drop inside the centre section and glue done the plastic dome cover firmly and let dry. The outer edge sometimes need to be covered depending on how it came off the packaging. I used another piece of frame from the paper collection that just happened to fix exactly…. Or you can cut your own piece to custom fit. With this done then I accented the outside with some off the edge flowers, lace and gem stones.
    You would have the option of making the front of the shaker and then custom cutting your card base from cardstock to fit exactly. Sometimes they will require custom cut envelopes depending on the finished size.

    Thanks for stopping by.. see you again soon.
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    Monday, March 21, 2016

    Heartfelt Creations Classic Sunflower paper Collection

    12:00 AM

    Today Bev here today. I am sharing fabulous family pages using products from The Rubber Buggy. This is the Classic Sunflower Collections from Heartfelt Creations. My favourite thing to do is create family memories to give to them preserving memories custom made by me.

    Supply List:
    The Rubber Buggy Products
    Paper: Heartfelt Creations Classic Sunflower Collection
    Chipboard: Blue Fern Studio Mod Squares
    Ink: Tim Holtz ranger
    Other: Robin's Nest glitter title, brads, twine, Bo Bunny jewels, modeling paste, stencil, mesh, Gina Designs doily

    Watch a video I made for this layout.


    Here are some close up shots for your viewing too.







    Instructions: Starting with your background paper choice.. pull at least 3 accent choices for layering. Grab some tag, ticket, photo frame and fussy cut optional pieces and a title you make yourself or from your stash.  First you'll place your photos in the vicinity on the page so you can size and layer the accent papers. I worked one photo into a collection frame but cutting it down a bit. When layering it's best to layer in light to dark or soft and bold so each layer pops. I ran the dark brown/read piece across the back, added the right side piece under the unmatted photo and spaced the framed photo to the left side. At the upper edge of the previous layers I added the fun word print piece and just slipped the edge under. When working with layers it's best to ink all the edges so each piece has a defined edge. In the upper right corner I fussy cut the sunflowers off a sheet and worked it into the other papers. With the whole background with photos done I choose to add texturing using a stencil and modeling paste. To protect the photos I covered them up and did the stenciling.  While the stenciling is drying you can take time now to gather some possible accents for your page. More is better and you can change things up as you go along. I chose to cluster between the photos with 2 tags, doily, piece of mesh and tied off tags with a brad and twine. Next I copic coloured the chipboard base first and then added liquid pearls for more sparkle. In 3 locations I added pearls and bling, I added a ticket accent and finally the glitter title. I always try to make sure that the photos pop off the page and to decorate without losing the fabulous designs in the papers. Just enough of everything is perfect on any project.

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    Supply List:
    The Rubber Buggy Products
    Paper: Heartfelt Creations - Classic Sunflower Collection
    Ink: Tim Holtz ranger
    Die Cut: Memory Box Square Links
    Other: cardstock, twine, Bo Bunny jewels, stickles, flowers, ribbons, cardstock, gold film accents


    Here are some close up shots for your viewing too.
























    Instructions: Start by choosing your background, papers that match, some cardstock, your photos, title and possible accents from both the collection and also your stash. Decide on the photo positioning and cut and size some layers for below the photo and some small pieces to float under the photo also. When the background print is so awesome you don't want to cover it all. The one I choose had great sunflowers in the upper right corner that would not be covered. The left side was open from print so I added a cardstock border, matted the photo and added a small piece above the photo. All these add depth and dimension to the page. The decorated border from the collection was perfect to base the photo. I die cut the cardstock accent to the right of photo and the paper collections great accents had the fun tag with I matted and clustered with a gold film accent and tied them off with twine. Fussy cut butterflies were placed on page some flat to page and some popped up. The title and heart are more gold film accents. Lots of stickles added to sparkle the page and the small cluster of flowers with a double ribbon bow were the finishing touch.



    Thanks for visiting and hope you'll take time to visit The Rubber Buggy Store to view all the amazing products they have to sell.




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    Sunday, February 28, 2016

    Heartfelt Creations Classic Sunflower Collection Mini Album with video

    12:00 AM

    Today on The Rubber Buggy I am sharing a Mini Album created for my dear Friend Cathy using the Heartfelt Creations Classic Sunflower Collection. What an amazing collection. A great mix of colours, accents, tags and so many ways to use them.. alone or together. 

    Supply List:
    The Rubber Buggy Products
    Paper: Heartfelt Creations - Classic Sunflower Collection
    Chipboard: Blue Fern Studio Grid Pieces
    Markers: Copics
    Ink: Tim Holtz ranger
    Blending Tools: Tim Holtz
    Album Base: A Little Yellow Bicycle Album
    Glue: 3 in 1 Beacon
    Other: ribbons, stickles, metal charms, dew drops, doilies, 
    burlap accents, flowers

    Enjoy the video for some great tips to making your mini albums too.

    Here are some extra photo shots for your viewing to see more details of pages in the album and also some that showcase the finishing touches to a page.


    First you start with you base. Mine is a Little Yellow Bicycle started album.


















    Start by covering each page by tracing on the back side, cutting and gluing down.














    All glued down especially on the outer edges.




    I prefer to lay the pages out in doubles to flow left to right.


















    Here is each page ups close finished. Dig into the collection for accents and then some from your stash. This one has fussy cut flowers, chipboard, and glitter using stickles.


















    This page has a border, matted photo and dew drop accents.


















    This page has fussy cut butterfly flourishes popped up, a ticket and framed photo.


















    Lots of different papers mixed together across centre to create a base for the photo. An added bow and ribbon accent.


















    Circles dominate this page along with a doily which is circular also. I added a base border, a bow and some stickles for glitter.


















    This page boasts a matted tag and more tag accents from my stash on top of it along with a title cut from the collection.


















    This side has a cardstock strip border, an upper and lower shield from papers, ticket accent with some small tags along with the fun burlap flowers.


















    The colour on this page was generated by using a frame paper and making it fit. The photo is double matted and a small floral cluster.


















    Starting with a strip of burlap and a boarder.. the circular frame for the photo and small floral accents I added some stickles and a ripped piece of accent paper.















    The back cover has burlap accents below the matted floral journal card. A small floral cluster with some tags and a touch of stickles for glitter completed the album pages.








    Add the rings, and tie off with multiple ribbons using matching colours.

     Below are Instructions for you to print and follow when your ready to make you very own mini album.

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     Instructions: Start by picking your base backgrounds for your mini album. Pull together lots of papers that mix and match, some collection accents, borders, cards, tags etc. and then some added pieces from your stash. Choice some photos also... set all these things aside until you decide on the papers to cover each page of the album. You will have a front and back cover with double pages in between. Most times it’s best to choose double page match up colours so they have a flow from left to right. If you have specific photos to order lay them out to help pick papers to match your photos. Each album page whether plain or shaped will be hand drawn on the back side of paper to hand cut the pattern (usually cutting off just inside the pencil mark). When gluing pages to the chipboard shape be sure to glue to edges put not so much that it oozes out. Spread some throughout the centre and be sure to get glue where the punched out circles are marked so they hold firmly when punched out. This is the most important part... so the edges don’t pull away over time. Once you have separately done each double page, glued firmly and they are done... it’s now time to layout the photos, layers of papers and accents for each page. When all the pages are done… do a review and if they need a touch more of something you can reassess the use of accents, stickles to add sparkle, add more of some of the standard accents like borders, mats, tags, bows, brads, gemstones, doilies, twine, flowers and anything that suits each album page. The last thing is to add the stickles and lay each side out to fully dry before doing the other side. You must be patient when using stickles. Some accents can be popped up but don’t overdo it because if it’s too thick it won’t lay flat enough to display on your tables for viewing. Add the metal rings to bind it together and for accent… tie multi coloured ribbons onto the top ring.

    Thanks for stopping by today.. see you again soon.
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