Memory Box, and more on Live with Prima!

Thursday, April 04, 2013

Memory Box, and more on Live with Prima!

All throughout April, the instructors are inviting friends to come and play on Live with Prima! We are introducing our hobby to our friends and family members to share our enthusiasm and knowledge about the craft! We welcome you to invite a friend to sit and watch along with us too! It's always more fun to craft with friends!

Tonight, Frank is going to create a lovely project with two guests that are brand new to the craft! He will create a memory box using the brand new Leeza Gibbons Pocket Book Pad. This box is perfect for storing all of your cherised photos and memories! Next week, Jamie will be creating an adorable set of cards with her guest, using the card kit from the Leeza Gibbons collection.

Join us every Tuesday and Thursday to see our live shows, on our Prima channel! Tuesday shows are at 11:00am PT/ 2:00pm ET/ 6:00pm GMT live from the Prima classroom. Thursday shows take place at 6:30pm PT/ 9:30pm ET. Hope to see you there!

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Dream Box with Frank Garcia

Thursday, April 4th at 6:30pm PT/ 9:30pm ET

4/5-1:30am GMT/ 12:30pm Sydney

Join Frank as he creates this stunning and easy to make project using the brand new Leeza Gibbons Pocket Book Pad along with gorgeous Prima embellishments. This box is perfec to hold photos, journaling and more! Frank will be joined by two guests that are brand new to the craft! They will follow along and create the project too!

Prima Products:

970022-Leeza Gibbons Pocket Book Pad
970253-Chipboard Stickers
970284-Marble Gems
970260-Wood Clips
970758-Flowers
566357-Tatiana Flowers
566609-Avante Flowers Coral
565015-Wood Buttons
891442-Shabby Chic Treasures
560720-Wood Door

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Dolls Galore with Julie Nutting

Tuesday, April 9th at 11:00am PT/ 2:00pm ET/ 6:00pm GMT

Julie has more clever ideas to share with us, using her ever popular Doll Stamps! Join her for more inspiration using these adorable "girls" in creative ways!

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Wishes and Dreams Cards with Jamie Dougherty

Thursday, April 11th at 6:30pm PT/ 9:30pm ET

4/12-1:30am GMT/ 12:30pm Sydney

Join Jamie and her special guest in designing a couple fun cards using the Leeza Gibbons Wishes and Dreams Card kit. She will show you how you can create simple to stupendous cards using the kit and other Prima embellishments.

Prima Products:

970567-Wishes and Dreams Card Kit
970147- Wishes and Dreams Crystals
960414- Sunrise Sunset epoxy stickers
564537- Hello pastel vines
561574- Soubrette A
564469- Devine fabric flowers
Chalk Inks in Rusty Keys and Coldsfoot Petals

Extra Materials:

Comfort craft tool and knife
Fibers or thread
Liquid adhesive
3D foam squares
Gesso or white paint

Apr 4, 2013 12:26:33 PM

9 Comments

Oh these look amazing!!!

Posted by: Keren tamir | Thursday, April 04, 2013 at 12:41 PM

great idea, I'll share!

Posted by: Rita Ribeiro | Thursday, April 04, 2013 at 01:23 PM

very nice box! wanna make one myself <3

Posted by: alex | Friday, April 05, 2013 at 06:41 AM

Fabulous inspiring!!!!

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