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From Jean;

Here are the instructions for the Basket that we made Tuesday evening in class.

It might be helpful if you watch May May's video on You tube and follow along. 

You can just copy and paste the links.  If you have any questions, just let me know.

Thanks guys for another fun night !

 

YouTube:

Website name : MayMayMade It

Video’s name: Slatted Basket Tutorial Recorded Live

Dated: Mar . 16,2017

Video Link: Slatted Basket Tutorial Recorded Live - YouTube

 
 

Slotted Basket Instructions:

Large Slatted Basket

2 pieces of 12 x 12 paper

Score at 4 inches on three sides

18 pieces of paper cut at 4 ¼ xx 1 ¼

18 pieces of paper cut at 4 ¼ x 1

 

Handle:

1 piece of paper cut at 2 x 12

1 piece of cut at 2 ¼ x 12

Trim for the basket, cut strips of paper ¼ x 12 you will need several.

You can also use ribbon as the trim as MayMay did in this video.

 

Large Slatted Basket and Tisket a Tasket Kindness in a Basket Challeng – Maymay Made It  link to May May’s Blogpost.

 

 

Medium Basket: This is the one we did in class tonight.

 

1 piece of 12 x 12 double sided pattern paper or solid cardstock

Score at 4 and 8 inches on two sides

Slats:

12 pieces of paper cut at 4 ¼ x 1 ¼ (background piece)

12 pieces of paper cut at 4 ¼ x 1 decorative paper.

Trim:

4 pieces of paper cut at ¼ x 12

Handle is 1 piece of paper cut at 1 ¼ x 12

Mat for handle is 1 piece of paper cut at 1 x 12

Video Link on YouTube: Slatted Basket Live Today on Youtube!!!! – Maymay Made It

 

 

Tiny Basket:

Measurements:

1 sheet of cardstock cut at 6X6 , score at 2 and 4 inches on two sides.

12 pieces of decorative paper cut at 5/8 x 2 ¼

Handle is a piece of cardstock at 6 x 5/8

Cut trim at ¼ inch strips.

Link to Blog Post Maymay Made It – Tagged "baskets" dated March 23,2017.

 

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Our next meeting will be on Tuesday December 8 at 6:00PM at the Seabreeze Rec.
You are required to wear a face mask.

Jean will present a gift basket.

Supplies needed:

12x12 Cardstock, 2 sheets - solid color.  She suggests 85 to 100 pound paper.
12x12 Patterned paper, 2 sheets and they should coordinate with Solid Cardstock.

Paper trimmer
Double sided tape
Embellishments  

 

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Our next meeting will be on Tuesday November 24 at 6:00PM at the Seabreeze Rec.
You are required to wear a face mask.

This is an open crop night so everyone will be working on their individual projects.
Our library of stamps and die cutting machine will be available for use.

The following meeting on December 8th will be all about gift packaging and gift tags.  
Jean will be leading the group and showing how to be creative with your packaging 
ideas. It’s a fun idea and will help us use up our stash! Jean will let you know what 
supplies are needed when she complete her samples.

 

 

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Our meeting will be on Tuesday November 10 at 6:00PM at the Seabreeze Rec.
You are required to wear a face mask.

Debbie will be sharing the easy napkin card with you. The supplies you will need to bring will be:

Cardstock for a card base any color you would like.

Cardstock for a mat to put your napkin on. White works best for me. You can put it on color card stock but it will change the look of the napkin.

A glue stick… yes it needs to be a glue stick, like Elmers School glue or Scotchs glues stick.

Adhesive of your choice if you want to adhere your mat to your card base with something other than the glue stick.

A pair of long blade scissors. If you have one of those little guillotine cutters that would work but your slide blade paper cutter will not work on the ‘napkin’ mat part of the project.

Embellishments – I put some glitter glue on mine. Glitter glue takes a while to dry so if you are going to do this I would suggest you do it after you get it home. I also used brads, rhinestones and punched leaves.

Sentiments – for the inside and outside.

I will bring napkins, some punched out leaves, some fall sentiments for the outside of the card and my guillotine cutter.    

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Hi Everyone!

Our first COVID19 meeting will be on Tuesday 27 at 6:00PM at the Seabreeze Rec.
You are required to wear a face mask.

The picture of the card is below. The kits will cost $1.
Please respond so an adequate number of kits can be supplied.

Bring your usual supplies.

 

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Hi Everyone! Hope you are all doing well and staying healthy. Jean has heard from the Recreation Department that meetings can begin on October 27. We will be restricted to have a maximum of 30 members present and need to follow the Covid19 guide lines. Jean needs to know how many of you want to restart our meetings then or wait until November 10. Please respond ASAP.

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Hello Members!

Hope you are all doing well and staying healthy.

Jean would like your opinion as to when we should start up. She has to submit a 
form to the Recreation Department regarding the club's restarting by May 20, prior
to the Recs re-opening in June if approved by the CDC. We do not know if we will
be able to meet or where or when, it is the Recreation Department's call or what
restrictions may be imposed on us. Because of this she and some others are thing
of September as the time to begin.

Please e-mail by May 19 with your thoughts on the matter. 

If you would like others to see any project you are working on while in isolation you
can e-mail me and I will post it on the blog.