I received lots of request for instructions on how I created my charms for the Tim Holtz cruise charm swap so here they are! I included the directions for the front and the back metal embossed! Enjoy! The video should be very easy to follow and hopefully the sound quality is better. I used my new Flip. :) To see the charms in more detail you can click HERE to view the post where I show all the charms in detail.
Here are the supplies that I used to create the charms...
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I am so glad you put a tutorial on here for your charms. I was so impressed with them and cant believe how easy it was for you to make them.
thank you much...this is cool!!! :)
Christie, What a great tut!These will definitely be on my to do list! Thanks.
Oh Christie! Thanks so much for sharing this tutorial. I have been watching you create your charms and boy oh boy did I think they must be difficult, but now...I am going to make some for Halloween. As always thanks for sharing!
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Deanne
www.deannescreativejuice.blogspot.com
Christie, I love you!!!
Thanks for the tutorial. I'm glad it's not a pop can actually, and I just was down in the states and happened to pick up some of that sticky metal paper stuff. I've ordered the embossing folder and so I'm anticipating getting at these soon.
Thanks for all your efforts.
Laura
These are beautiful but I'm wondering how you imagine people could use these in their daily life.
Bravo on the lovely charms. As for how to use them, maybe on bracelets, on bookmarks, on keyrings, on earrings, as light pulls, on a necklace, on a ribbon around a vintage teddy bear's neck, etc. Even as pull knob openers on altered books or boxes. Delightful!
Christie, these are great! I've been finding myself moving away from Tim Holtz style lately (OK, that's probably blasphemy to some of you lol!!) - not that I've ever done much but when I started I really liked it. However, having seen this video tutorial, I must say I'd like to get some of that paper, and those charm blanks, and I really like that embossing folder! I think there's actually a lot you could do with it without it being too dark and grungey, and which would fit in more with my own developing individual style. Lots of inspiration - thanks so much for sharing, and for putting it across so well.
Christie, Thanks so much for answering my question on the metal embossed. Great tutorial, I really appreciate the step by step. Shari (cricutrookie)
Thanks so much for making this great tutorial. I can't wait to make a few!
They are so awesome! The problem I seem to have is with the rings. What brand of rings are you using (the round metal circles to attach the charms). Also, are you just using misc charms or TH ones?
Fantastic tutorial! I will be trying the embossed metal trick tonight (patchwork is my fave too) totally needed the inspiration as I am attempting my first project with fragments for Halloween. Awesome job! Have fun on the cruise!
Thank you for the Tutorial! I love your tags! I want to make some for my daughter and nieces!
Thanks for the tutorial. I ran to my local stamp store and was told Ranger has discontinued the Fragment Charms. Oh No!! Ran home to Ebay and easily found them. Yipee! Waiting for them to arrive. I don't have an embossing machine but I'll figure out something for the back. I'm just glad I could find the charms. I hope the store was incorrect about the charms being discontinued.
Love the tutorial. TFS!
Aloha, Kate
Christie~ I spent 2 days trying to figure out how to do this (with no luck!). Thank you so very much for taking the time to teach others how you create such beautiful charms!
Thanks so much for this. Maybe now I will sign up for the ATT charm swap. I have the same pink file and it came in a set made by Basic Grey.
Love this tutorial...I have most of this stuff- and that was quick and such a great result! Fun!
I also was tickled to see this tute...you have inspired me! Thanks so much!!
OMGosh!!! Christie you are amazing!!!! And so right about how easy this was.....I love this....thank you so much for sharing this with us....and I'm just hope Tim see this....even he would be impress.....thank you again....I will be making these for sure....
What a great idea! Thanks for sharing your process. I'm also loving the book marks you did. Hmm... I see a few Tim-inspired bookmarks in my future :)
Thanx so much for the video tutorial! The are just beautiful and I cannot wait to make a bunch.
KimMJ
bast830@comcast.net
I love your blog and videos!
Thanks Christie for this video, I love those charms! I want to make a few for my girlfriends. There are 6 of us that scrap together regularly and one of our friends was diagnosed with breast cancer a couple of months ago. She is fighting hard and has a long road to go. I thought if I could re-size a picture of all of us to use on the tag and then one of the word charms, she could carry us & our prayers with her all the time.
Pam F. from yahoo group scrapbooking rooms
Christie, I loved your great ideas for these products! I've owned all those things for so long and have done very little with them. Thanks for the inspiration. I actually need a new key ring and think this might be perfect! ♥♥
~Joy~
Christie,
Love this video! Could you use photos and Glossy Accents to make photo charms? I'm thinking about Mother's Day gifts for my nieces with their kids pics on them!
Thanks,
Amy
Thank you for sharing. Enjoyed the video.
These are so awesome!!! I just came across the video/picture of the charms on Pinterest and I love them. Thank you so much for sharing how you create them!
Thank you for teaching me this!
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