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Showing posts with label Magnets. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 4, 2011

Tuesday i-top Intensive Mini Hop

Welcome to Day Two of our i-top Intensive mini blog hops. The Imaginisce design team members are featuring some clever ideas for using your i-top all this week and today's theme is all about using it to make Top-notch gifts.

Each of today's designers is using a different type of i-top accessory (brad daddies, magnet daddies, and button daddies) to create some gifts that are just as fun to create as to give. Here are some sneaks of what you'll see on your hop!





Please visit all three of the designers' blogs, leave a comment and then hop back here to the Imaginisce blog and leave a final comment letting us know what you think. All of your comments make you eligible to win an awesome i-top and accessories of your own.



One more thing - You will want to hop over to the Imaginisce blog for the rest of the week for more ideas on how to use the super creative and incredibly fun i-top with chances to win your very own i-top each day and a SECRET grand prize opportunity on Friday.

Happy Hopping!

Tuesday, April 6, 2010

Video: Travel Game Tin


This morning the lovely Deanna Lambson was on our local news show called Good Things Utah. She featured the fun Scooter's Vacation Travel Game Tin. You can download everything you need from their site, or our online gallery. Here's the video clip:

Tuesday, February 16, 2010

Magnet Calendar Project with Video



We know you probably saw this project on our online idea gallery or maybe featured on our local Good Things Utah show. But what we've never show you is our own VIDEO clip on this project, the INSTRUCTION SHEET and ADDITIONAL TITLES that were created for all the months of the year. So start by watching our video clip....then click here for the instruction sheet you can print at home and scroll down below to check out the additional month's titles!!













Monday, January 25, 2010

AS SEEN ON TV: Brett's Calendar

And we're big fans of Good Things Utah and found another segment recently aired that featured the i-top tool. This segment is of the fAmOUs Brett Lund, Roberts Craft creating another fun magnetic calendar ideas. NOTE: When this aired, Brett could not share that we were releasing new MAGNET DADDIES, so he showed how to make magnets out of the regular brad daddies. If you want the supply list for this project, click here.


Video:


Wednesday, January 20, 2010

AS SEEN ON TV: Magnetic Calendar Frame



Since so many of our fans and followers are not in the Utah area, we thought we'd share a fun television segment "Good Things Utah," featuring the very talented Deanna Lambson and our new Magnet Daddies and i-top Tool. Scroll down to watch the video of the segment....

VIDEO: Magnetic Calendar 12x12 Board
Deanna Lambson

Thursday, January 14, 2010

CHA 2010 New Release Products...Part 1

UPDATE 1/20/10: For our Scrapbook.com Friends (and others)...please leave a comment below and we'll select a lucky winner on Monday. How about an i-top tool?? Or some new papers from one of our collections?? Tell your friends to stop by too!

Ready to see what Imaginisce is releasing this year at CHA 2010? Well, today we're going to show you the items you may or may not have already seen on our blog or website. We're very excited about these items...but stay tuned, there's more to come. Scroll down through these great products and find out when we'll be showing your more new Winter products.


NEW: Magnet Daddies

Woah! This i-top Tool ROCKS! Now super strong Magnet Daddies. The ideas are flowing already. Available in small (16mm), medium (22mm) and large (28mm).


Cover the new Magnet Daddies with photos, paper, wrappers, fabric and more! Visit our online gallery for more great magnetic ideas.

Watch a new video that shows how to use the new Magnet Daddies:


NEW: Scooter's Vacation Collection

Throw your luggage in the trunk and we're off on an international adventure! We're sure to find speedy stamps, fantastic sticker puffs and charming sticker stackers.


Visit our online gallery to see some more fun ideas using Scooter's Vacation! And check out the cute projects our designers created with this collection and the new Magnet Daddies.

NEW: Lucy Bird Collection

Ever wonder what happiness looks like? Here it is! Full of color and creativity! Try a dewdrop sticker glass or a chubby chicky sticker puff. You'll be smilin' all day!


Don't you think this new Lucy Bird Collection is fresh and fun? Visit the online gallery on our site to see some more Lucy Bird ideas, download some instructions and more.

FREE PRODUCT (got your attention didn't we?)...Do you want to receive a sample of our new release products? Leave a comment and tell us which collection you can't wait to get your hands on and why. We'll select a winner next week!!

Want to see more NEW products...things you may not have seen yet (since they're secret). We will reveal it here on our blog on Friday, January 15th.

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

Sweet Cheri: Butterfly Magnets

We were so excited to challenge our design team with what they could create with our new Magnet backers for the i-top and they did not disappointed. And although all of them were winning ideas, we had to pick one winner for our challenge. Congrats got out to Shemaine Smith. She created these darling butterfly magnets. If you like to learn how she created these darling butterflies and notecard set, read on. By the way, if you didn't know the butterfly wings are made from Imaginisce silk flowers!!


To create Butterfly Magnets:


1. Cut petals off in 3’s from Fancy Blossoms-Flirty and Fancy Blossoms Posh apply Stickles around the edges and let dry.


2. Layer and attach flowers together using a large glue dot.


3. Using large brad daddie apply desired rub-on and stamp with versa mark ink. Sprinkle holographic embossing powder and carefully heat to create glittered brad.


4. Use floral wire to create antennas and hot glue to inside of brad then layer brad over med sizes glittered fancy blossom and attach with glue gun to hold.


5. Next layer butterfly wings to both sides of fancy blossom with glue and apply a dime sized amount of glue in the middle and cover with the itop magnet backer and press firmly while glue dries.


To create Altered Note Card Tin:

1. Cut pattern paper 5 ½ X 5 to fit metal box and use corner rounder to trim each corner so that all four are round.

2. Apply Zip Dry glue and smooth paper over top and trim excess paper using a nail file so paper is flush with edges of the box.

3. Use glue dots to apply a 6 ½ inch piece of ribbon across the middle of the box and secure under lid.

4. Make a bow with another piece of ribbon.

5. Create your own small brad daddie, add 2 different sized glitter flowers to layer and twine to accent.

6. Use glue dots to attach ribbon and flower to box.

7. Cut a 1"x12" inch strip of pattern paper to wrap around the bottom of the tin and apply using Zip Dry.

8. Add ric-rac ribbon over to accent.

9. For inside top of box cut 5 ½ x 5 piece of pattern paper (I repurposed Imaginsce packaging) and trim all four corners with a corner rounder.

10. Apply Zip dry to the top lid and smooth paper into the lid of the tin. This will also hid the ribbon attached to the lid for the front of the tin.


To create Note Cards:

1. I used a Hero Arts Designer Bloc stamp to stamp and image over the front of the note card and added a strip of Sweet Cheri I trimmed with a Martha Stewart edge punch.

2. I then used a butterfly spellbinder die to cut another piece of Sweet Cheri paper and layer it over another piece of repurposed Imaginisce packaging and cut around the butterfly to create a layered look.

3. Create a small brad daddie and place in the center of the butterfly and apply to note card.



Friday, January 8, 2010

itop Annoucement: New Magnet Backers

O Daddy!! We're so excited to announce the first of our new i-top backers for 2010 -- the new "Magnet Daddies". Now you can create your own custom covered magnets. Cover them with fabric, photos, scrapbook paper and more. Shipping end of January, these new magnet daddies are available in Large (28mm), Medium (22mm) and Small (16mm).


MAGNET DADDIES PROJECTS
Our fabulous designers create a couple of projects to show you how fun the new "Magnet Daddies" are to create with.

Framed Photo Board: We simply placed a 12" x 12" sheet of metal behind the Lucy Bird page layout and glass that comes with the frame. Then we placed a couple of rub-ons in the bottom right corner, covered a few "Magnet Daddies" with coordinating Lucy Bird papers. Simply add your favorite mementos and photographs and either hand on your wall or place on a decorative easel.
Metal Magnet Block: We found these cute wood block/metal boards and covered the base with the new Scooter's Vacation papers with mod podge.
The magnets are the best part, after covering them with Scooter's Vacation papers and then coated with Diamond Glaze. They look like the ones you buy at the store (wink).

Don't forget to check out our Imaginisce Project Gallery, we've been posting tons of fun ideas from our VERY talented Design Team using the new Magnet Daddies!!!

Thursday, November 5, 2009

Magnetized Fun!!

I've been told that *magnets* are hot for crafting now days...although I've been creating magnets of all sorts over the years. But one of our talented designers Amy had fun playing with magnets and our Let's Roll Collection. Below each image she explains how she incorporated the magnets.
I first adhered the Compact Vinyl Sticker to white cardstock and trimmed around it. Then I created two car wheels using the large brad daddies and iTop Tool. But instead of adding the brad "back" to the top, I hot glued in a large magnet. I then glued it onto vinyl sticker to hold in place and there's my cute magnetic card sticker.
This cute frame I found at the dollar store (or Walmart) and it fits a 4x6 photograph. But I thought it would be cuter to scrapbook a mini background and add a smaller photo. All you do is slide it into place, tie the Speedy Ribbon around the frame and placed a Speed Bump Sticker Puff just above the ribbon.

I had a little help with these magnets...my 9 year old thought he should help me out. So we took the Go! Go! Go! Chipboard Stickers and stuck them to a magnet sheet we purchased at a local craft store. My son trimmed around the cards and I decided it would be faster to cut around the frame using my xacto knife.

Hope you enjoyed my ideas! Amy

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