All aboard!

これで遊ぶことが嫌いな人がいるでしょうか？　OMC の近辺にPowerwheels やMicro　Machinesを提供する所がないのが残念です。　デザイナー　Katie Rasmussen　は、作成したものです。　誰もが喜ぶと思います。

thing-a-ma-jiq (何とかというもの）を作成するときに使用した商品です。

Imaginisce Let's Roll paper pack
12 chipboard squares
Maya Road chipboard trees
Bazzill Papers
• Atlantic
• Navel
• Kisses
• Patch
• Bon Bon
• Pollen
• Maraschino
• Navy/OP
Tsukineko ink pad: Tuxedo
Memory Marker Brown, Green, Red
American Crafts Ribbon
Glue Glider
Glue Pen
Cricut Cartridge: Simply Sweet and Tags, Bags, Boxes & More
Cricut Machine
Bind-It-All and Tool Kit
Black Wire Book Bindings
Scissors
Rotary Paper Trimmer
Distressed Ink pads:
• Marmalade
• Faded Jeans
• Tea Dye
Fiskars craft blade and cutting mat
Crop-a-dile

ではレシピです。
1. Cut 4 of your chipboard squares into triangles for the roof pieces


2. Adhere your papers of choice to cover your walls, floors, and roof. Ink the edges with corresponding ink pads (ie. Marmalade for orange paper, Faded Jeans for blue, Tuxedo for everything else.)

3. With the Cricut Machine and Tags, Bags, Boxes & More cartridge, cut out with the blackout function on in two different sizes (Katie did 6 and 9 inches.) Trace this shape onto the center bottom of two of your wall pieces and cut the shape out. Cover doors with Bon Bon Bazzill Paper and ink with Tea Dye. You can use the brown Memory Marker to make a wood grain design on these doors as well.

4. Lay out your pieces in the correct order for them to be linked (as shown in the third picture down) and use the Bind-It-All to punch your binding holes.

5. Pick two chipboard trees from the Maya Road collection and cover with Patch and Bon Bon paper. Katie used Memory Markers to outline the shapes and make a plaid pattern on the green leafy pieces.

6. Cut out the words you want to display on the sides (like "Choo Choo" and "All Aboard") using the Cricut Machine and the Simply Sweet cartridge. Katie cut the words out with Patch, Atlantic, Kisses and Pollen Bazzill papers.

7. Embellish your sides with words and trees. TIP: Make sure you don't adhere any embellishments onto your pieces until after you've punched your binding holes.

8. Use your Bind-It-All to link the pieces together. Punch holes for your ribbon using the Crop-a-Dile. Secure ribbons through these holes. It's a good idea to de-fray the edges of your ribbon.