Screen Prints BLOG

I'm not sure where to start, but I have some very sad news…as you may be aware, Harry Hambly is looking to wind down operations. As a result, they are no longer designing new products and I am no longer working for them. I have had a wonderful experience designing the Hambly products over the last 8+ years, and working with such genuine people. I will of course continue to design and be a part of this great creative community. This blog will be on hold while I transition into new projects and opportunities. I'll keep updates on my personal blog or facebook page. If you need to reach me, please contact me through email.  Questions about Hambly products can still be directed to the office.

Sincerely,
Allison Kreft Abad

Card Loving Life by Maisa

Suplies List

• Cardstock white
• Hambly Paper Little Hearts
• Hamly Paper The Birdcages
• Hambly Overlay Little Hearts
• Hambly Kraft Stickers Christmas Journal Bits
• Hambly Washi Tapes
• Stamp
• Twine red
• Border Punch

Cut a piece of white cardstock 17x20 cm.

Use a punch to the border.

Make a crease to 6 cm from the edge and fold decorated.


Cut a piece of Hambly overlay of 17x5 cm.
Fix decorated underneath the edge of the card.



Cut a piece of 17x4 cm of white cardstock and attach just below the overlay.


Use a rubber stamp for the message card.

Decorate with stickers Hambly, the tape, and whatever else you like.
I cut a circle of paper Little Hearts, and a cage The Birdcages paper, and used with dimensional tape.



Loop using the twine at the bottom of the card, as shown in the picture.

-Maísa

DT Tutorial by Angie

Hello Angie here to share a tutorial on how to make a plain frame in to something you want to hang up. 

I have had these frames laying in my closet forever.  I had nothing in them so I decided to create something in them I would want to hang up.

I first took the frame a part and cut a white piece of cardstock to fit behind the mat. Then I cut an overlay to go over the cardstock.


Then I took a rub-on and placed on the overlay.

I took the butterfly sticker and placed it on a white piece of cardstock and then cut around it.


I layered the butterfly on the top of the rub-on. I added the label sticker and a cute word.




And lastly I took some twine and went around the frame.

Here is another fun frame I created using the same techniques. 

Thanks for stopping by!

DT Tutorial by Paige

Hello again! Paige here to show you how to make a layout featuring paper and ribbon tabs!

First, cut patterned papers, transparencies, and ribbon into strips of different widths and lengths.


Fold each piece of paper and ribbon in half and glue the ends together to create the tabs. If your adhesive isn't strong enough, you may need to stitch across the transparency tabs to make sure they stay closed.

After gluing your photos to your layout, start placing a row of tabs across the top of the photos.
Continue layering tabs in rows until you reach the top edge of the layout.
Embellish the layout with a title, stickers, journaling, and more!

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Paige Evans
paigeandchris.com