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Tuesday, July 31, 2012

COMING SOON!!! Pink Paislee Artisan Collection, City Sidewalks, Portfolio

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Stay tune for Pink Paislee's Artisan, City Sidewalks and Portfolio Collection arrivals in Scrap-n-Crop.com soon!
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Check out other Pink Paislee collection in Scrap-n-Crop.com HERE
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Monday, July 30, 2012

Hils is on vacation but ...

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… which mean we won't be having any Hils Hints today to Kill Your Monday Blues.

Nonetheless, it's not all gloom at Scrap-n-Crop.com this Monday. 
We are glad to announce that you will soon be Creating with Lissa every Thursday, in addition to the Monday features of Hils Hints when Hils is back.

For a sneak peak, of Creating with Lissa here's a quick biography of Elisa Delatore - Lissa - in her own words.
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My name is Elisa Delatore, I am 38 years old, married with an excellent husband that supports me in everything and blessed with 2 children – Nicole with 8 years old and Viccenzo with 6 years old.

I leave in São Paulo, Brazil, and have a Bachelor degree in Hospital Psychology. But I became addicted to Scrapbooking, which is now my new profession.

Like many other people, I started scrapbooking when my daughter was born 8 years ago. I wanted something different to store and keep so many wonderful memories.

Here in Brazil scrapbook was still new and there were very few stores that provided classes and had products for sale. With Globalization, the Brazilian women were seduced by beautiful papers and embellishments and today we find easily any product we desire.

As a scraper, I give private classes; teaching and motivating my students to always create with love and care, since I believe this is how you make a beautiful work – with emotion.

I show my work in my personal blog - Lissa's World - and I am also the owner of a Forum (http://www.creativescrappers.com.br ) where I create and show Tutorials, On-Line-CROP’s, Articles and News, Games and I learn and teach all the time. 

To me, the Forum is a real Amusement Park.

I hope to be able to share at least a little bit of my knowledge with you and contribute the best way possible, and hopefully build new real friendships, even being so far away from you personally.

Kisses,
Elisa Delatore




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NEW ARRIVALS!!! Teresa Collins Fabrications in SnC

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Teresa CollinsFabrications Collection has arrived in Scrap-n-Crop.com!
Check out this lovely and versatile design below and be inspired by more LOs too.
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Click HERE to get your own stash of Teresa CollinsFabrications Collection from Scrap-n-Crop.com



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Friday, July 27, 2012

SnC gals don't take Goodbyes well… on Hambly Studios

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I'm sure most of you know that Hambly Studios is closing. 
Harry Hambly is retiring after running Hambly Studios for over 35 years. 
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News about its closure has been buzzing and the DTs did a really sweet thing by bidding it farewell with a blog hop where each of the gals will blog what they liked best about Hambly, a favourite project or just a little goodby note {read HERE for details}. 

List of DT's blog hops below:


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We gals at Scrap-n-Crop.com didn't do too well with our farewells … by that I mean I had DHL at my doorstep delivering 4 feet high of whatever's left of Hambly Studios ...
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Here's some inspiration … hopefully it doesn't result in you getting depressed knowing we won't be getting any more wow! stuff from Hambly Studios
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Wednesday, July 25, 2012

NEW ARRIVALS!!! Ranger Vintaj Patinas in SnC


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Vintaj Patinas are opaque inks specially formulated by Ranger to adhere to metal. They create beautiful and durable patina effects. 


The Vintaj Patinas will colorize Vintage Natural Bras Company findings and filigrees (as well as other metals) for gorgeous jewelry and crafting projects.

The Patinas have a fast drying satin finish, are UV safe and acid-free.
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Opaque inks for metal
15 blendable colors and 4 metallics
5 kits of 3 colors each; 2 kits of 2 metallics each

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Chose from one of these 5 kits of 3 colors each; 2 kits of 2 metallics each Vintaj Patinas from Scrap-n-Crop.com today.

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Tuesday, July 24, 2012

COMING SOON!!! Graphic 45 A Ladies' Diaries in SnC


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Fans for Graphic 45 range need no introduction to yet another mesmerizing collection - A Ladies' Diary - revealing soon at Scrap-n-Crop.com
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Check out our exhaustive Graphic 45 Collection HERE 
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Monday, July 23, 2012

Kill Your Monday Blues with Hils Hints: All Things Distress Part 14




All Things Distress

Part 14
Distress Inks, and why they are so special
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This series on all things distress is coming to an end now – just in time for my summer vacation!  

I’m going to wrap it up by taking a quick look at the last two distress ranges that Ranger and Tim Holtz offer.  


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Many people are unsure about the difference between Distress Stains and the Distress Ink Re-inkers.  But it’s quite simple really.

The re-inkers are just that – they are concentrated colours of ink that you use to re-ink your distress pads with when they start to get a bit dry.  You can also use them, watered down, to spray with.  (use a Mini Mister, fill the Distress Ink Re-inker applicator with Distress Ink Re-inker and put it in the Mini Mister, and top up with water)

However, the inks are VERY concentrated.  You wouldn’t want to use them direct to paper, they all come out far too dark.  

This is where the Distress Stains come into play.  They are much less concentrated than the reinkers, and so can be used to easily add a splash of distress colour to anything absorbent.  

Ranger have made this even easier by providing them in bottles with sponge dabber applicators.  You can colour big areas of card or paper – especially useful if you are using resist products such as those produced by Tim Holtz, Tattered Angels and Pink Paislee.  
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You can also use them to colour in embellishments such as ribbon, lace, paper or fabric flowers – whatever you want!  

Plus – and not many people have realised this yet – you can spray with them too!!! 
 Just gently ease the dabber top off the bottle, pour some distress stain into a Mini Mister, and spray away to your heart’s content!  When you have finished, just pour the stain back into the bottle, pop the top back on and give your mister a quick clean.

Most of the techniques I have shared with you that use the Distress Ink pads can also be done with the Distress Stains – stamping, blending, getting distressed looks by flicking or spraying water over them – just have a good play with them!




Ahhh, Stickles!  I do love my Stickles – a lovely, thick glitter glue, so easy to work with and fantastically sparkly.  

Distress Stickles are just as they sound – a distress version of the glitter glue.  Instead of being very sparkly, they have a more vintage effect, just like the old-fashioned glitters – almost as if someone has sprinkled a bit of sugar over your project.  


And, of course, they come in the usual Distress colour palette (plus a couple of extras), so they match your projects perfectly.  If you want to start with just one, try the Rock Candy, a lovely clear distress stickle.  I bet you won’t be able to stick with just one for long though!
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Check out Penelope's project below that uses both the Distress Stains (Broken China)
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Copyrights - Penelope Gan
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