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Here is a card I made for Just Imagine/ Kreaxions Blog on Friday. I am here to show you a cool way using Kreaxions Circle Cutter to make a large flower for a card. I cut various sizes and then hand drawn the petals on the circle, cut it out and added to my card. Its a great to give a unique card to someone special! Best Wishes by Lucy Chesna Supplies Cardstock: Bazzill; Patterned Paper: Cosmo Cricket; Rub-Ons: Rusty Pickle; Ink: Ranger; Tool: Kreaxions Circle Cutter Thanks of looking

I started my art journal a few months ago and I am having alot of fun.  I will be posting soon some of my pages. Here is the cover of my art jounal. Thanks for looking

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Please stop by the blog and comment :) BLOG LINK : http://justimaginecrafts.typepad.com/just-imagine-crafts---kreaxions-punches/ This is my first post here at the blog as the designer over at Just Imagine/Kreaxions. It was alot of fun using some of the punches I recieved in my DT box especially the circle cutter. Holy Spinach Batman! I love it and its my new friend. In this layout I used my BF Kreaxions Circle Cutter and the flower was created using Kreaxions 304 Punch using insert C. I also added a tutorial on how I made the flower. Simpy Beautiful by Lucy Chesna Supplies Cardstock: Bazzill; Patterned Paper, Stickers and Die-Cuts: Echo Park; Letters: American Crafts; Flouris: Zva Creative; Ink: Ranger; Punch: Kreaxions 304; Tool: Kreaxions Circle Cutter Close Up Step by Step Tutorial by Lucy Chesna Step One: Cut 4 squares out of patterned paper or cardstock(4 x 4, 3 1/2 x 3 1/2, 3 x 3 and 2 1/2 x 2 1/2), punch the corners of each square Step

Supplies: Saran Wrap Ranger Gloss paper Ranger Alcohol Inks (2 or 3 different kinds) Ranger Metallic Mixatives Alcohol Ink Ranger Alcohol Blending Solution Ranger Alcohol Inking Tool Step One: Squirt three colors of alcohol inks all over the glossy paper; press down the tool all over the glossy paper Step Two: Squirt a few drops back on the tool with the mixative and repeat; then add a little alcohol blending solution to the tool. When you lightly press on the paper, it will break up the colors Step Three: Lay the saran wrap on the top of the paper’ Work it around and mush it up; blend it all together; Let it dry and then peel it off. Step Four: You ready to cut the paper in strips to create the stain glass effect. I love using this effect to create one of a kind embellishment and as mats for pictures. It’s that simple and you ready to cut the paper to create the stain glass effect on your cards, scrapbooking or any other project you would like

Thanks everyone that stopped by my blog for the blog hop to celebrate AWDML The winner is by random drawing Kristin said... A wonderful layout about a wonderful lady! 3:40 PM Please send your email to lchesna@gmail.com so we can send you your $5 GC to AWDML

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Welcome to A Walk Down Memory Lane Blog Hop celebrating 9 years of being in business. Its a great accomplishment and I am so happy that I am part of this celebration for another year. Hello my name is Lucy Chesna and I am the DT Coordinator for A Walk Down Memory Lane . On March 3rd, 2008 I became designer for AWDML and just loved it. In 2009, I was asked to be DT Coordinator and it will be 4 years being a Designer/DT Coordinator at AWDML. Lisa is a sweet person and I give kudos to her. The business hung strong even with the economic times we have faced and still facing. She started with an online business and two years ago started a brick and morter store. It had flourised and added stamp manufacture. Its great! Our Favorite Project? Well there is many but I think my favorite one I did was this one called "Eyes". It was my 1st layout I did about me. It was simple but made the point and its my first page in my BOM album. Eyes by Lucy Chesna Suppl