I’m very excited to share with you that I have created my newest class: No Scrap Summer Camp
Disclosure: This post and the photos and video within it may contain Amazon or other affiliate links. If you purchase something through these links, I may receive a small commission at no additional charge to you. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Thank you!
Class Description for No Scrap Summer Camp
As with my first class, 15 Holiday Cards in 1 Hour, I am going to make the video tutorial portion free on YouTube and make the workbook a paid extra. I believe you will be able to make the cards without the workbook, but you might find it a helpful supplement.
In this class, we will make 10 cards of various sizes. We will use one piece of 12×12 paper and have no patterned paper scraps leftover. The template and sketches are exclusive to the class and not available other ways. I am making some outdoor and camp inspired designs, but the content will also work for many themes. For other themes, simply choose other paper and embellishments.
Card sizes include A2, 5×7, Slimline (8.5×3.5), Mini Slimline (3×6) and 4.25 square. You will make 2 cards for each size for a total of 10 cards.
The workbook will contain full instructions for completing the projects including tutorial pictures, a patterned paper cutting template and sketches. There will also be sample photos of each card for reference. You should be able to complete the projects with only the video or only the workbook, but they are designed to compliment each other.
Supplies for No Scrap Summer Camp
For the class you will need:
Supplies:
- One sheet of 12×12 patterned paper. I recommend double sided paper and it can be directional
- several sheets of coordinating colored cardstock
- 2 A2 card bases
- 2 slimline (3.5×8.5) card bases
- 2 mini slimline (3×6) card bases
- 2 5×7 card bases
- 2 4.25 inch square card bases
- a paper trimmer
- a scissor
- adhesive
- coordinating ephemera
- circle dies
- diecutting machine
Optional:
- organizing tray, box, bag, or envelope
- a scoring board
- a bone folder
- T-ruler
- additional supplies for decorating cards (ink, stamps, sentiments, etc)
In the video and workbook for the class I used the following supplies.
- Echo Park Paper Co Into the Wild Into the Woods 12×12 paper
- Echo Park Paper Co Into the Wild Element stickers
- Spellbinders Platinum 6 Diecutting Machine
- Hero Arts Circle Infinity dies
- Scrapbook.com Sunshine stamp set
- Bella Blvd Our Love Song Collection Soundtrack 12×12 Paper
- Bella Blvd Our Love Song Collection Ephemera Icons
- Lawn Fawn Pa Rum Pa Pum Pum
- Tsukineko Versafine Onyx Black ink
- Whimsy Stamps Quick Strips die set
- Recollections Heavyweight white, pink and kraft 8.5×11 card stock
- My Colors Cardstock 12×12 white cardstock
- Ohuhu 5×7 card bases and envelopes
- Swingline Guillotine Trimmer
- Scrapbook.com Artis Glue
- Scrapbook.com Deluxe Adhesive Roller
- Scotch Advanced Tape Glider
- Scrapbook.com Stack N Sort Trays
- Stamp Block (linked product is similar)
- EK Tools scissors (different non-stick version linked)
- Work surface covered by Scrapbook.com Workspace Mat
Terms for the class and workbook:
The workbook is for personal use only. You are not licensed to sell, or redistribute, the class files to others for use. This includes posting them for sale or download on other websites.
You may however share the video tutorial and hopefully you will consider it a valuable referral to new card makers.
Jess Crafts is not sponsored by any of the companies who manufacture the specific supplies used in the videos or samples. The use of the supplies does not imply a specific endorsement from either party. Jess Crafts is using the supplies that she would typically use in this type of crafting, but many other specific tools and supplies could be used to achieve the same look or purpose.
You are responsible for understanding how to safely use any supplies or tools when creating projects.
You may sell handmade cards created from the templates provided in the workbook or the instructions in the video. You are responsible for the final projects you create.