How fun to participate in a giveaway of loads of craft goodness with my readers to help introduce everyone to the new Elmer’s Craft It! Facebook Community Page. I was recently sent a container full of Craft It! supplies to use for my own crafting and TWO lucky JSIM readers will receive the same! Here’s the fabulous list of Craft-It! supplies being given away here on JSIM:

FOAM AND DISPLAY BOARD:

9” x 12” Mini Bi-Fold Foam Board

X-ACTO:

Designer Series Gripster Craft Knife

Designer Series 12” Metal Ruler

Designer Series 12” X 12” Self Healing Mat

Designer Series 8” Scissors

Designer Series 5” Precision Tip Scissors

Designer Series Basic Shape Templates

Designer Series Decorative Shape Templates

PAINTERS:

Painters Bright Colors

Painters Sherbet Swirl

CRAFTBOND:

Dot Runner

Foam Mounting Tape

Thin Medium Glue Spots

All Purpose Glue Stick

Quick Dry Dual Tip Glue Pen

Elmer’s Designer Tape

I’ve been in the doodling mood lately, so I wanted to share my version of the Craft It! supplies the two winners will receive:TO ENTER to win the Elmer’s Craft It! giveaway, simply LIKE their new Facebook page HERE, see all the fun they have to offer, then come back here and leave a nice comment confirming you did that. Giveaway is open to US Residents only. ONE comment per person, please.

DEADLINE TO ENTER is Wednesday, June 27 at noon (PST). Winners will be randomly chosen and announced shortly thereafter.

ENTRY IS NOW CLOSED.

The winners are:

#7 Jamie….and….#124 Colleayn. Congratulations!

The Craft It! giveaway supplies provided are so much fun- my favorites are the designer masking tapes (can’t get enough of that!) and Painters paint pens– such a pleasure to use and wonderfully opaque. I used both materials to decorate and craft the mini bi-fold foam board into a little portfolio to keep all my decorative tape scraps. (I’m a bit frugal when it comes to craft supplies and hate tossing out little leftover bits of pretty tape.) Now I can keep them some place safe for later use!

To make my portfolio, I masked off the edges of the foam board before inking, knowing I would add semi-transparent designer masking tape later.

I doodled with the blue pen.

Then accented with the red pen.

I drew on a label design.

Then removed the inking masking tape and added the designer tape around all the edges of the bi-fold foam board.Inside I will continue to add leftover scraps of tape for future use.