Graphic 45 
Christmas Magic

Train Set 
'Tis the Season' 

Hello dear G45ers! 

Sharing a Train Set featuring the
 lovely Christmas Magic Collection! This 
paper is so adorable with all the matching 
elements. Had a lot of fun creating 
this project. 

Herewith the Supplies and Instructions you 

may use to recreate such a project:

G45 Supplies used:
Christmas Magic 12x12 Paper Pad
Christmas Magic Patterns and Solids 12x12 Paper Pad

Christmas Magic Stickers

Christmas Magic Chipboard

Christmas Magic Tags & Pockets

Other Supplies:
Silhouette

Bicycle Cutting Die

White Cardstock

Brads

Paper Straws

Rhinestones
Eyelets

Red and White Flat Back Pearls

Red Double Sided Tape

I used my Silhouette for this project... 
Train Set by Snapdragon Snippets 
Design ID numbers 70973, 70974 and 70975
Assembly Instructions: 
http://needlesnknowledge.blogspot.com/2014/12/christmas-3d-train-set-assembly-guide.html
Pinwheel by Silhouette
Design ID 2007

Cut a train set from the pattern sheets, cut accompanying 
components from white cardstock. Assemble accordingly.

Tip: Use red double side tape to adhere the
 boxes. This makes assembly easy and will 

prevent it from falling apart. 

Cut a few bicycles from white cardstock using a
 vintage bicycle die. Cut off the small wheel and handle.

Tip: To be used as the wheels of the train. 

Cut a strip from the pattern sheet, mat with a small
strip of white cardstock and add to the chipboard circle.

Cut two pinwheels, assemble with brads and adhere to the paper straws.

Add flat back pearls to the barrel hull and wheels of the train.

Add eyelets to the chipboard pieces and adhere

these and some of the stickers to the boxes.

Add some tags and pocket elements.

Some more photos...

Thanks for stopping by! 

Happy Papercrafting! 

Tanya 

Graphic 45 
Steampunk Debutante

Book Box

Hello dear G45ers! 

Happy to share with you my #SimplyG45 project 
for this month featuring the awesome 
Steampunk Debutante DCE! I have also used 
the Graphic 45 Book Box Staples.

I just love these boxes they are lovely to create with

 and so versatile. Love that they come with 

adorable tags too! I have used lots of cutting dies 

and mixed media products to put this all together.

Herewith the Supplies and Instructions you 

may use to recreate such a project:

Graphic 45 Supplies used:

Steampunk Debutante Deluxe Collector's Edition

Book Box (4.625 in x 6.625)

Regular Tag and Gear Dies

Antique Brass Stamped Metal Brads

Antique Brass Door Knockers

Antique Brass Ornate Metal Key Holes

Color Box Decades Ink Robin's Egg

Color Box Decades Ink Dark Cashmere

Other Supplies:

Various Dies

Distress Ink (Ground Espresso)

String and Gauze

Seam Binding
Cloth

Foam Board
Foam Squares/Adhesive

Rust Paste

Icing Paste

Stencil

Embossing Powders (Caesar's Gold & Merci Beaucoup Mint)

Sequins and Rhinestones
Glossy Accents/Soft Gloss Gel

Ink the edges of the book box with distress ink.

Cut pieces from the pattern sheets to fit the box leaving a 
small border for each. Ink the edges with distress ink.

Tip: Leaving a border will show off the 
beautifully inked edges of the book box.

Cut 3 tags to mat the kraft tags using the G45 tag die.
Add a mixed media textured die to the tags and cut.

Tip: Use masking tape to keep the die in place,
thus making sure it stays in the position you want it.

Cut a few die cut shapes and Ink the edges with distress ink.

Ink the edges of the chipboard elements with distress ink.
Add eyelets to the holes of the mini tags.

Create your own crinkle ribbon. 

Colour some seam binding with G45 color box inks randomly.

Tip: Add 2 different colours to your craft sheet and
spray some water onto it. Then drag the ribbon 
through the mixture and scrunch it together. Leave
to dry or dry with a heating tool.

Cut a few gear shapes from chipboard and colour
with rust pastes.

Emboss the chipboard pieces with 2 colours embossing ink.

Tip: Emboss the complete piece with one colour 
first and then randomly add the other 
colour and heat it again.

Add some icing paste to the box using a stencil.

Add gauze, string, die cut elements, metal embellishments
and sequins on the cover of the box.

Add rhinestones to the lions eyes of the brass
door knocker.

Tear some pieces of cloth randomly and add to the
inside of the box.

Adhere the die cut pieces with foam board.

Add string to the mini chipboard tag elements.

Mat the stickers onto the pattern sheets and 
adhere with foam squares/adhesive.

Some more photos...

Thanks for stopping by!

Happy Papercrafting! 
Tanya