Technique Junkie Fortune Cookie Technique

From the Shape It CD!

This is a really fun technique. Making the fortune cookies is so easy however I do have one helpful hint. Make the fortunes out of copy paper rather than card stock. It makes it much easier to bend the fortune cookies into shape. I used origami paper for the cookies.Also, make all different sizes, you won't be able to stop! All stamps used in this project are from Art Neko! I LOVE their Asian stamps!!!

You can pick up Chinese take out cartons just about anywhere. Don't hesitate to ask your local restaurant for a few.

Remember you can purchase the Shape it CD alone for $9.95 or buy it along with the Move it CD for only $17.95.

You can purchase them both here!

Thanks for stopping by,

Jackie K



Chocolate Bar Card

From the Technique Junkie Shape It CD!

What a fun card to make. Suitable for anyone I would say...who doesn't like chocolate? As you can see I had to take a bite out of it. Chocolate doesn't stand a chance with me, LOL!

This CD is so much fun and will provide you with hours of crafting delight. You can purchase both the Shape It CD AND the Move It CD for one low price of $17.95!

See you again real soon!

Jackie K

Move It Shape It Blog Hop Celebration

Technique Junkies is celebrating with this blog hop to introduce two new CD's:

Move It CD

Shape It CD

Hopefully, you arrived here from Holly's blog. You don't want to miss her incredible projects!

The following three photos are from a project on the Shape It CD.

The technique is called Coffee To Go Card

Aren't these cards sweet with the pull out messages?

This is only one of many projects on the Shape It CD.

You can find an index with a photo of each project here:

http://techniquejunkies.com/CD_indexes/Shape-It_Index.pdf

This last Photo is from the Move It CD.

The technique is called Upright Diamond Fold. This technique makes a most impressive card,

suitable for any occasion. Once again this is only one of the many projects

on the Move It CD!

You can find an index with a photo of each project here:

http://techniquejunkies.com/CD_indexes/Move-It_Index.pdf

You can purchase one ($9.95 each) or both ( $17.95) when ordered together.

You can order them directly from this link:

http://techniquejunkies.com/move-it-shape-it-cds.html

Your next stop is Jane's blog. You are in for a real treat!

Thank you so much for joining me in the celebration of these two new CD's! I hope you have been given some inspiration. Hurry on over to buy the CD's...you will be so glad you did!

Shimmer Glimmer Sparkle and Shine TJ Blog Hop

 

Welcome to the Technique Junkie Blog Hop. This hop is to celebrate the newest CD which is named "Shimmer Glimmer Sparkle and Shine"

If you haven't started at the beginning of the hop, then you have missed Judy's fabulous art work. Start at here so you don't miss anything

You can see a picture index of the CDs contents here. It is just a shame that you cannot see how everything pops with shimmer, glimmer sparkle OR shine. The photos just don't pick that up.

The technique I chose to highlight for this hop is the Pearl Painted Acetate technique. WOW! Does it sparkle, even through the acetate. It amazed me how fast this card came together and let me tell you, it wasn't easy to choose a technique!

 

Just a bit of important details you should know. Remember, you must leave a comment on each blog to be eligible to win the CD. One person will be randomly chosen to receive the new Shimmer Glimmer Sparkle and Shine CD.. Pat will announce the winner next week on her blog which you can find here.

You should have arrived at my blog from Jane's Blog, where you should have drooled over her artwork!

Your next stop is at Tricia's Blog . Wait until you see what she has in store for you!

Last but not least!!! If you want to order the CD now (and why wouldn't you?) Here is a direct link to purchase it.

 

Have fun traveling through all the blogs on the hop and thanks so much for stopping by!

Jackie K

Joint Blog Hop

Welcome to the Joint Blog Hop!

Three Fabulous Companies have come together to bring you this Hop.

Technique Junkie Newsletter, eclectic Paperie and Sweet "n Sassy Stamps. All the participants will be making a project from the TJ CD Great Gifts. For my project I have chosed the

Pencil Bouquet Box.



I hope that you can see all the detail in all of the photos. As it is a box, I wanted to show you all sides. Also, as you can see, I used Bic pens in place of pencils. There are so many wonderful techniques on the Great Gifts CD, it was dificult to decide on one to showcase for this blog hop.

The products I used for this technique are as follows:
From Sweet "n Sassy Stamps I used the Together Silhouettes clear stamp set. It's a charmer isn't it?
From eclectic Paperie I used; Lily Bee- Persnickty paper line, Canvas tags, butcher's twine, buttons and woven flower from Maya Road.

Remember to leave a comment at each blog to be eligible to win the prizes that are listed below. There are direct links for the companies' blogs and the next stop after mine too!  When you get  to the company blogs they will have direct links to their DT members. Good luck and have fun!

Sweet 'n Sassy Stamps:
Monika Davis
Ceal Pritchett
Giovana Smith
Cathy McCauley
Jennie Harper
 
Technique Junkies Newsletter:
Holly Brown
Judy Jackson
Ann Clark
Jane Bosi
Jackie Kalchert  You Are Here
Pat Huntoon Your Next Stop  

Eclectic Paperie:
Sherry Cheever
Mary-Ann Maldanado
Micki Harper
Broni Holcombe
Julie Masse

• Each of the above companies will be giving away a prize randomly drawn from their designers' blog comments as follows:

             1.  EP: 25% discount on a future order
             2.  SNSS: $15 store credit
             3.  TJN: Great Gifts CD or any TJN CD of winner's choice

• The winners will be posted on each company's blog by Sunday, December 9th.
• To be included in the prize drawings, please comment by midnight Friday, December 7th.

I hope you enjoyed my project!

Jackie K  proud member of the TJ design Team!

Technique Junkie Birthday Month Blog Hop

 

 

 

Hello once again and welcome to my contribution to the TJ Birthday Month Celebration Blog Hop. Every day is a celebration when you have so many techniques at your disposal. There is never a dull or boring moment creativly speaking.

The technique I chose is from the Emboss or Die CD. Believe me...it was not easy to choose just one. This CD like all of the others is chock full of wonderful techniques and I think I will be "stuck" on this CD for at least another week.

This particular technique is called Masked Spellbinders and I just LOVE it! The stamps I used are from Stampington and Company.

Well enough about me, LOL! Just in case you didn't start at the beginning; you should have started here With Judy's fabulous creation at the Design Junkie Blog. You are really in for some eye candy today!

You should have arrived at my blog from here Shelly's blog. WOW! I know you weren't disappointed with her delicious contribution.

When you have left a comment on my blog your next stop will be at Beth's blog. One more gorgeous project! The talent of this team never ceases to amaze me.

 

I have left the best for last!!! If you should happen to be chosen the random winner of this blog hop you will win the privledge of joining us as a guest designer for an entire issue of the TJ Newsletter!!

That will be a hoot for all of us and a great opportunity for you!

 

Thanks for stopping by, Good luck and I hope to see you back real soon.

 

Jackie K

 

 

Colorwash Alcohol WOW!

 

This technique from TJ's is so much fun. Mostly because it is different every time and the results are surprisingly beautiful! You can see what I mean if you look at the two layers, both done with the Colorwash Alcohol technique. The layer with the blue, and the main background layer are so different, but done the same way, with different inks of course. You can find this technique in the August/ September issue of the Technique Junkie Newssletter. If you haven't subscribed yet, you can do it here:

Technique Junkie Newsletter

 

Thanks for stopping by. Leave some love in the form of a comment.

 

See you again soon,

Jackie K