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IPoints Redemption Form

noreply@blogger.com (Kayla) — Thu, 02 Aug 2007 14:11:00 +0000

We have finally gotten Blogger to start cooperating again. Click on the image to enlarge it and then print out the form and send it in. We will also try to get it posted on the website under the IPoints section as soon as we can get the website to allow us to edit (server problems).

Terms and Conditions:

A. Overview of IPoints Rewards Loyalty Program
a. IPoints is a loyalty rewards program sponsored by Imagination Project where individuals can collect points by purchasing specially marked Imagination Project scrapbook product or by participating in various company sponsored events.
b. Individuals may redeem their points for merchandise either through www.imaginationproject.com or via company sponsored marketing materials.

B. Eligibility
a. IPoints is open to legal residents of the Fifty United States (including the District of Columbia) who are at least 13 years of age or older at the time of redemption. Employees of Imagination Project, their immediate families, and any company involved in the execution of the IPoints program or production and/or distribution of Imagination Project products are not eligible.
b. Participation in the IPoints program constitutes the participants full and unconditional agreement to all terms and conditions of the program.

C. Duration of the Program
a. Imagination Project as the sponsor, reserves the right to shorten, extend, modify or cancel the program at any time under it’s own discretion.

D. Points Collection
a. Points are available on specially marked products. Points are only valid if they are clipped complete with the attached barcode. No more than 25 (twenty-five) of the same barcode may be redeemed by any individual.
b. Points may not be photocopied or altered in any manner. Doing so voids the points presented.
c. Points will occasionally be available through newsletters, magazine ads, etc. No more than 1 point per specific offering will be permitted through redemption. (Ex. November 2006 Newsletter contains 1 Point. Only 1 printout of that point can be redeemed through IPoints for any individual at any time.)
d. Imagination Project reserves the right to change the number of points available on any given product throughout the duration of the IPoints program. Imagination Project as the program sponsor also reserves the right to change, add, or remove any methods by which individuals can collect points. Individuals are responsible for payment of taxes, which may result from reward redemption.
e. Imagination Project is not responsible for any lost, damaged, or stolen IPoints.

E. Points Redemption
a. Point redemptions are final. Refunds and/or exchanges are not accepted.
b. Imagination Project reserves the right to modify the items available for redemption as well as the corresponding point totals for those items or any additional items.

F. Termination
a. Imagination Project reserves the right to terminate the IPoints program at any time and for any reason, without notice, even though termination may not permit individual to redeem collected points. Once terminated, individuals have 30 (thirty) days from the date of termination to redeem any points.

G. General Terms and Conditions
a. The IPoints program is only available to individuals. Corporations, associations and any buying groups are not eligible to participate in the program.
b. Imagination Project is not responsible for any incorrect or inaccurate information supplied by the individual at the time of redemption or beforehand.
c. Individuals are responsible for all shipping and handling for IPoints redemption.

IPoints Redemption Form

noreply@blogger.com (Kayla) — Tue, 31 Jul 2007 21:22:00 +0000

Hello All!

I have been trying unsuccessfully to post the IPoints redemption form on the blog for a few days but it isn't working. So, until we get it up on the website, if you would like one, please email me at kayla@imaginationproject.com and I will send it to you!

(We've had server problems for the last week at our internet service provider, but things are working again. Finally!)

Accordion Album - 100 Points

noreply@blogger.com (Kayla) — Fri, 13 Jul 2007 14:30:00 +0000

Of all of the projects designed for the IPoints roll out, this one is my favorite. It utilizes our new accordion fold album and the As You Wish and Anyone, Anyone collections from Gin-X. The accordion has eight 6"x10" panels and is ideal for 4"x6" photos! The album is redeemable for 100 IPoints.

Year In Review Album - 100 IPoints

noreply@blogger.com (Kayla) — Fri, 13 Jul 2007 13:30:00 +0000

This mini album is very similar to the Baby's First Year albums but with quite a bit more detail. The album features the Electric Flashes of Light collection from Gin-X as well as the Totally Dated and Office Supplied collections from Project Essentials. You will receive everything, including step by step instructions, to be able to quickly assemble a 6x6 chipboard album, the only thing you provide is the binding.

Each two page spread features a spot for a photograph as well as several calendar boxes to fill in all of the important events of the year. The albums are 100 IPoints a piece.

Card Making Kits - 80 IPoints

noreply@blogger.com (Kayla) — Thu, 12 Jul 2007 13:30:00 +0000

We have two different card kits to choose from, each costing 80 IPoints and include the materials for 10 cards. We provide the patterned paper, embellishments, and instructions, all you provide is the card form and a pen!

Our first card kit is built off the Time of My Life collection by Gin-X. This makes a great Valentine set or general cards for those you love the most.

Our next card kit is built off of Chloe's Closet's Reindeer Games Collection and is a great way to knock out a bunch of those Christmas cards at once!

Baby's First Year Mini Albums - 50 IPoints

noreply@blogger.com (Kayla) — Wed, 11 Jul 2007 20:23:00 +0000

Our first two project kits feature a mixture of Chloe's Closet and Project Essentials and are perfect brag books or shower gifts for new mothers. You will receive everything, including step by step instructions, to be able to quickly assemble a 6x6 chipboard album, the only thing you provide is the binding and any embellishments you may wish to add.

Each two page spread features a spot for a photograph as well as several calendar boxes to fill in all of baby's firsts. It's a great way to supplement a larger baby album, and it's size means it will travel well in a purse or diaper bag. The albums are 50 IPoints a piece.

Posted by Kayla

IPoints are Ready for Redemption!

noreply@blogger.com (Kayla) — Mon, 09 Jul 2007 15:41:00 +0000

We are ready to start redeeming those IPoints that you've been saving and so far we've designed six different project kits for you to choose from and will be debuting them along with their redemption information here this week!

Ride 'Em Cowboy!

noreply@blogger.com (Kayla) — Fri, 06 Jul 2007 13:30:00 +0000

Today's layout is from design team member Michelle Engel.

Supply List: Spurs, Happy Trails, Rawhide Rings, Andrew Signature Red, Rays of Sunshine Starstruck.

Posted by Kayla

Round Up at the Ranch

noreply@blogger.com (Kayla) — Thu, 05 Jul 2007 13:30:00 +0000

Today's album was built off our new Accordion Album. The accordion is made up of four 6"x10" panels and makes pulling together a mini album a snap. This one only took about an hour!

Supply List: Accordion Album, Lucky Shoes, Happy Trails, Bandana, Bucking Broncos, Spurs, Ropin' Rings, Looseleaf Ledger Ivory, Rawhide Alphabet Stickers, Rawhide Rings, Did You Get the Memo Ivory, World Win cardstock, Chalk ink by Color Box, twine.

Posted by Kayla

Lucky Man

noreply@blogger.com (Kayla) — Wed, 04 Jul 2007 13:30:00 +0000

A quick post for the 4th, the song Lucky Man by Montgomery Gentry provided the perfect journaling for this page!

Supply List: Bandana, Lucky Shoes, Happy Trails, Penmanship Practice Ivory, Andrew Signature Red, ink, and brads.

Posted by Kayla

Howdy!

noreply@blogger.com (Kayla) — Tue, 03 Jul 2007 13:30:00 +0000

This week we're focusing on the Rawhide collection from Chloe's Closet designer Chris Wasielewski. Rawhide features rich primaries and browns with a fun western flair and is great for all of those little (and not so little) cowboys and cowgirls!

Supply List:
Howdy Card: Bandana, Lucky Shoes, Penmanship Practice Ivory, Chotchkie Cream, brown cardstock, brads, twine, and ink.
Chair: Spurs, Happy Trails, Rawhide Alphabet Stickers, Back Nine Art Tape, Miniature Barn Star, brown ink.
Boots: Bandana
Hat: Lucky Shoes

Posted by Kayla

Tropical Recollections

noreply@blogger.com (Kayla) — Fri, 29 Jun 2007 13:30:00 +0000

Today we've got another great project from Design Team member Wendy Gibson. Wendy said, "I had alot of fun using this South Pacific Tag Book. I used one of the large tags as a template and cut two extra tags from scrap chipboard and covered them with the matching patterned paper in the South Pacific line. I also used my Fiskars Scallop Scissors to trim the bottom edges of all the tags and I used some scrap chipboard to make some matching leaves and covered them with paper, these were strung on the ring along with ribbons from SavvynSassy. I printed a contact sheet of photos and used these small images throughout the album along with my journaling."

Supply List: Island Disco, Made in the Shade, On Golden Palm, South Pacific Tag Book, Chotchkie Brown Rub-ons, SavvynSassy Ribbon.

Posted by Kayla

Find the rest of the South Pacific collection here!

Wedding Highlights

noreply@blogger.com (Kayla) — Thu, 28 Jun 2007 13:30:00 +0000

Today's mini album comes to us from Design Team member Donna Leslie.Supply List: Rainforest, Grass Skirt, Tiki Time, South Pacific Mini Tags, Natalie White Rub-ons, Additional Paper from Daisy D's, Ribbon from Li'l-Davis, Brad from Making Memories, Cardstock Cards - Paper Source

Directions:
1.) Decorate and embelish 4-5 cardstock cards.
2.) Cut strips of coordinating paper of varying widths.
3.) To alternate styles arrange the pattern paper in strips on 2-3 cards prior to placing photos. On the other cards adhere your photos first and arrange pattern paper in a colorblock fashion.
I find it easier to let the paper strips overhang from the edge of the card and then cut around it for an even border.
4.) Embellish each page with coordinating flowers/details.
5.) Punch a hole in each card.
6.)Tie the cards together loosely with ribbon. (Loosely so that you can easily flip the pages).
Enjoy!!

Posted by Kayla

Sweet Summer Days

noreply@blogger.com (Kayla) — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 13:30:00 +0000

Today's layout comes from the ever talented Sharon Laakkonen. Sharon said, "My page is actually an 8x8 layout (a faster and easier size for scrapping all of those vacation photos)!"

Items used:
South Pacific Mini-tags, Rainforest, Made In The Shade, other items: cardstock, ribbon, flowers, embroidered button.

Posted by Kayla

Find the rest of the South Pacific Collection here!

Spa Escape

noreply@blogger.com (Kayla) — Tue, 26 Jun 2007 13:30:00 +0000

Today's project was created by Design Team Member Michelle Engel. Michelle said, "I was inspired by the spa like feel of this line and automatically was drawn to this scented candle to alter."

Supplies: South Pacific mini tags, Made in the Shade patterned paper, Gelatins stamp, Tsukineko ink, glue dots, ribbon and jumprings.

Posted by Kayla

Lush Escape

noreply@blogger.com (Kayla) — Mon, 25 Jun 2007 13:30:00 +0000

This week we are focusing on South Pacific, by Chartreuse Dream designer Annie Sung. And it's coming just in time for the real heat of summer to set in. And kicking us off is Design Team member Wendy Gibson.

Wendy said. "I loved the organic feel to this collection, so I tried to keep the organic feel going by cutting the papers with my Fiskars Scalloped scissors and by using organic supplies such as the Twistel and green ink. The only deviation to this theme is the title and I made sure it was non-organic looking to make it pop off the layout.

Supply List: Grass Skirt, Island Disco, Made in the Shade, Rainforest, South Pacific Mini Tags, Grandma's Buttons. Non IP Product: Aleene's Paper Glaze (used as a coating on all the leaves for stiffness), Twistel, Karen Foster Loopy Brads, Colorbok Dark Moss Chalk Ink, Dark Green Sharpie, American Crafts Thickers.

***Make sure you check out the detail on her custom floral embellishments!

Posted by Kayla

Let's Do Lunch

noreply@blogger.com (Kayla) — Fri, 22 Jun 2007 13:30:00 +0000

When I saw the pattern for this cute little purse card on the Paper Crafts website, I knew it would be perfect for a gift card holder using this collection. And what a fun thing to leave on a coworker's desk!

Supply List: Diva Dots, Bias Stripe, Stylish Signs, Looseleaf Ledger Ivory, Ribbon, Ink, Cream Cardstock.

Posted by Kayla

All Set To Go

noreply@blogger.com (Kayla) — Thu, 21 Jun 2007 13:30:00 +0000

This fun altered train case comes to us from Design Team member Chrys Queen Rose.

Supply List: Charge it Please, Chic Polka Dot, Diva Dots, Prominently Pink Flowers.

Posted by Kayla

Find more Fashionista here!

Cute & Girly

noreply@blogger.com (Kayla) — Wed, 20 Jun 2007 13:30:00 +0000

This sweet little accordion comes from Design Team member Sam Cole. Sam said, "I loved working with the Fashionista collection cuz' it's sooooo cute and girly and works well with so many different pictures and themes, not just girl pictures (even though that is what i used it with)."

Supply List: Charge it Please, Prissy Polka Dot, Diva Dots, Bias Stripe, Single Girl, Fashionable Jumbles, Girlfriend Stickers, All About Me Labels & Alphas.

Posted by Kayla

Peanut Butter & Chocolate

noreply@blogger.com (Kayla) — Tue, 19 Jun 2007 13:30:00 +0000

Definitely one of my favorite treats, this fun candy card comes to use from design team member Terri Davenport. Terri said, "Chocolate and friendship are things most women can appreciate. This card combines the two in a quick and easy way."

Supply list: Stylish Signs, Biased Stripe, Chic Polka Dot, Girlfriend Stickers, Reese's Peanut Butter Cups.

Posted by Kayla

Pink Love

noreply@blogger.com (Kayla) — Mon, 18 Jun 2007 13:30:00 +0000

This week we are showcasing the stunning Fashionista line from Circus Rose designer Emily Adams. And our first layout comes to us from Design Team member Vivian Masket.

Vivian said, "The fun Fashionista line helped me document my two-year-old daughter's love of all things pink. I love how well this line coordinates with other Imagination Project products, including the pink star coasters (which worked well with my daughter's star-patterned shirt) and the brown alphabet coasters."

Supply List:
Biased Stripe, Fashionable Jumbles, Starstruck Dazzling Pink, Molly Serenity Brown.

Posted by Kayla

Lucky to Have You

noreply@blogger.com (Kayla) — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 13:30:00 +0000

Lucky to Have You Card

Supply List:
Lucky Shoes, Ropin' Rings, Bucking Broncos, Chotchkie black rub-ons, brown cardstock.

Instructions:
1.) Cut a 5-1/2" x 8-1/2" piece of brown cardstock and fold in half so you have a 5-1/2" x 4-1/4" card.
2.) Cut a 5-1/4" x 4" piece of Lucky Shoes (make sure the numbers are going horizontally!), ink the edges, and adhere to the center of the card.
3.) Cut a 1-1/2" x 4" strip of Ropin' Rings, ink the edges and adhere to the right side of the card.
4.) Use a craft knife to cut out one of the cowboy silhouettes, ink the edges, and adhere to the card.
5.) Use the Chotchkie Black rub-ons for the "Lucky to Have You" and you're done!

Sisters Frame

Supply List:
Chocolate Coating, Head Jiggle, R.O.U.S., brown ink, brown paint.

Instructions:
1.) Cut the papers into 1" strips and ink all of the edges.
2.) Adhere to frame, overlapping the strips until all surfaces are covered.
3.) If you want to miter the corners, use a ruler and a craft knife to make the cuts.
4.) Paint the edges of the frame to finish it off.

Posted by Kayla

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Time for Dad

noreply@blogger.com (Kayla) — Thu, 14 Jun 2007 13:30:00 +0000

Today's gift is a fun clock made out of 5x5" canvases designed by Scott Cotner-Young.

Father's Day Clock
Supply List:
Head Jiggle, Kissing Book, Cliffs of Insanity, Chotchkie & Kellerman Type Brown Rub-ons. Other: 2 5x5" canvases, MM paint, Basic Grey & K&Co rub-ons, Color Box Chalk ink pad in Chestnut Roan.

Instructions:
Paint both canvases with acrylic paint color of choice and allow to dry.
For Clock side:
1.) Cut 2 layers of chipboard the dimensions of the opening in the back of the canvas. Glue together and adhere to inside back of canvas for stability.
2.) Determine center of canvas and create hole for clock works to come through. (I used a hole punch and hammer with canvas laying face down and punching from the back side of the canvas)
3.) Cut out design from patterned paper for center of clock and punch hole in center, ink edges and attach to center of canvas matching center holes.
4.) Using clock template, mark points lightly with pencil for hours.
5.) Use rub-on alphas at each point to create hours. (Father’s Day). I used dots as spacers for #’s 4&8.
6.) Use additional rub-ons as accents as desired
7.) Ink edges of canvas
8.) Cover back side of canvas with patterned paper, leaving a small opening in the center for the clock works to go through. This opening will be covered by clock itself.
9.) Insert the clock works mechanism through the back of the canvas and secure to frame of canvas with glue dots.
10.) On front side, attach clock hands according to product directions.
For the layout side:
1.) Crop photo to 2”x2” and print
2.) Cut strip of patterned paper 2”x5”, ink edges and attach to canvas
3.) Attach photo to canvas
4.) Attach 2 photo anchors. I put brad through photo and flared out points then used glue dots to attach photo anchors to canvas. I did not poke brads through the canvas.
5.) Use desired rub-ons to embellish canvas
6.) Cover back side of canvas with patterned paper.
7.) Ink all edges

To hinge canvases together: Place canvases front sides together, determine hinge placement and screw together.

I love you daddy card
Supply List: Penmanship Practice Black, Great Grid Black, Calendar Counts White, Traditional Date markers, Maggie White Rub-ons, white cardstock, ribbon.
Instructions:
1.) Cut a 5-1/2" x 8-1/2" piece of white cardstock and fold in half so you have a 5-1/2" x 4-1/4" card.
2.) Cut a 5-1/4" x 4" piece of Great Grid Black, and adhere to the center of the card.
3.) Cut a 2-1/2" x 4" piece on Penmanship Practice Black and adhere to the top of the Great Grid Black block (make sure the lines are running horizontally).
4.) Peel and stick the month of June from the Calendar Counts to the bottom left corner and then add the Father's Day sticker slighting overlapping the calendar.
5.) Add rub-ons and the ribbon and your done!

Posted by Kayla

Quick and Easy Gift Wrap

noreply@blogger.com (Kayla) — Wed, 13 Jun 2007 13:30:00 +0000

Kim Kesti designed this gift bag and tag that is almost as fun as the gift that goes inside. It's perfect for the Dad who loves to work on cars or even a NASCAR fan!

Gift Bag
Supply List: Grandpa's Car, gift bag, large black brads.

Instructions:
1.) Cut the Grandpa's Car paper to fit the gift bag leaving about 1/2" around each edge.
2.) Attach at each of the four corners with a large black brad.

Tag
Supply List: Save it for the Judge, Great Grid White, Mixed Dates White, Shipping Tag, Black Cardstock, Checked Ribbon.

Instructions:
1.) Cover the shipping tag with black cardstock.
2.) Cut the Save it for the Judge paper to fit the tag, leaving a 1" margin at the top and about a 1/4" at the bottom.
3.) Cut a 1-1/2" strip of Great Grid White and adhere to the tag about 3/4" up from the bottom.
4.) Cut a circle slightly larger than the Mixed Dates White Coasters out of black cardstock and adhere the "Every Day is a Gift" coaster to the black circle and then adhere to the Great Grid Strip.
5.) Type or write "Happy Father's Day" on strips, cut out, and adhere to the tag.
6.) Attach tag to the bag with the checked ribbon.

Posted by Kayla

For the hard to shop for Dad...

noreply@blogger.com (Kayla) — Tue, 12 Jun 2007 14:25:00 +0000

A gift card is always a safe bet, and design team member Sharon Laakkonen had a great twist on a regular gift card holder. Sharon said, "the card holder is double sided so that more than one child can give a gift at the same time. When I made this card for my hubby I included one side for a gift from our girls and the other side for a gift from our boys!"

Supply List: Andrew Black, All About Me Jumbles, Great Grid Black, Great Grid Ivory, Head Jiggle.

Instructions:
1. Cut out 2 sheets of Head Jiggle paper (5 x 5.5)
2. Cut out 2 3x3 squares of Ivory Grid paper.
3. Mount the ivory grid papers on black grid paper and trim (leaving a thin black frame around the ivory).
4. Mount the stitched papers onto the Head Jiggle patterned paper.
5. Trim corners as shown to make a tag-shaped card.
6. Stitch the ivory paper onto the black (leave the top side unstitched to form a pocket. Stitch through all three papers.)
7. Repeat with other papers.
8. Adhere the two sewn sides (back to back so the card is reversible.)
9. Stitch around the outside of the card with black thread. Ink all edges.
10. Add coasters and buttons as shown.
11. Punch a hole in the top and run a piece of black ribbon through it.
12. Insert your gift cards into the ivory pockets...personalize the coasters with your greeting.

Posted by Kayla

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