As you know, I LOVE to make things easy and simple.  While this page LOOKS complicated, it’s really quite easy to create these fabulous elements!  That’s the beauty of the Kreaxions 4-in-1 punches! This page is a scraplift from a Kelly Goree page.  The pictures are my two oldest grandchildren doing the breath holding test at Sea World last summer.

Materials – Patterned Papers – Basic Grey, Fancy Pants; Letter Stickers – Basic Grey; Fish Die cut, Epoxy Stickers – Creative Imaginations; Pen – Sharpie; Circle Cutter – Kreaxions; Inks – Colorbox

I used the AWESOME Kreaxions Circle Cutter to create the three circles at the top.  Then I used Kreaxions 4-in-1 Punch #305 to create the three borders and the corners. 

The top two borders were created using the punch without a template.  The top border is the cut-away part of the middle border.  The bottom border was created using Template A.  Finally, to create the corners I just punched four pieces without a template and used the curved pieces.  I outlined everything with my trusty fine point Sharpie to make it stand out. 

So really all I did was cut 3 circles, punch 2 borders and then punch 4 corners!  See?  Easy and simple but looks complicated!  So I challenge you to see what pages and cards YOU can create using these easy and simple ideas!

Happy Punching!  Ginni Gass, DT Member

As you know, I LOVE to make things easy and simple.  While this page LOOKS complicated, it’s really quite easy to create these fabulous elements!  That’s the beauty of the Kreaxions 4-in-1 punches! This page is a scraplift from a Kelly Goree page.  The pictures are my two oldest grandchildren doing the breath holding test at Sea World last summer.

Materials – Patterned Papers – Basic Grey, Fancy Pants; Letter Stickers – Basic Grey; Fish Die cut, Epoxy Stickers – Creative Imaginations; Pen – Sharpie; Circle Cutter – Kreaxions; Inks – Colorbox

I used the AWESOME Kreaxions Circle Cutter to create the three circles at the top.  Then I used Kreaxions 4-in-1 Punch #305 to create the three borders and the corners. 

The top two borders were created using the punch without a template.  The top border is the cut-away part of the middle border.  The bottom border was created using Template A.  Finally, to create the corners I just punched four pieces without a template and used the curved pieces.  I outlined everything with my trusty fine point Sharpie to make it stand out. 

So really all I did was cut 3 circles, punch 2 borders and then punch 4 corners!  See?  Easy and simple but looks complicated!  So I challenge you to see what pages and cards YOU can create using these easy and simple ideas!

Happy Punching!  Ginni Gass, DT Member