Designer Craft Connection featuring Flip-Pal™ Mobile Scanner

The Designer Craft Connection Blog Hop

is showcasing the

Flip-Pal™ Mobile Scanner

When the Flip-Pal™ Mobile Scanner

arrived I was impressed by the 

small sleek size and how 

lightweight it was.

If you have not heard of the

Flip-Pal™ Mobile Scanner

check out their web site to learn more....

you will be amazed!

Also if you hop round the Designer Crafts Connection, 

you'll see there are a number of projects that were created using the

Flip-Pal™ Mobile Scanner

and ideas for even more projects.  

So here's a challenge for you - 

How would you use a Flip-Pal™ Mobile Scanner?  

Share your creative ideas and you could win a Flip-Pal™ Mobile Scanner!!!!!   

 

http://bit.ly/vFLWv0

To submit your “Scan & Share” ideas, click here.  

The blog hop follower who comes up with the most creative and 

productive ideas using a Flip-Pal™ Mobile Scanner 

will WIN their very own Flip-Pal™.  

The winner will be announced on December 15th. 

Now for my project....
I wanted to see how easily

the Flip-Pal™ Mobile Scanner would

scan directly from an album

and knew I wanted to do something

with a picture of my sister as a child....

she passed away a few years ago and I 

wanted to do a Mixed Media Canvas

so this was a great time to try it...

I took the cover off the scanner and placed

it upside down directly on the photo album

over the picture I wanted to scan....the

Flip-Pal™ Mobile Scanner

comes with an SD Memory Card

so I was able to take it out and download

the photo right to my computer...

where I re-sized it and printed it out

onto muslin (that I had ironed onto

freezer paper to feed through my printer).

 I covered a 12 x 12 canvas with decorative tissue paper

which I crumpled up before applying to give it extra texture.

 I then used Earth Safe Finishes Shimmer Translucents

to give depth and get a color I liked.

I used Gel Medium to adhere the

muslin photo to the canvas.

 I knew I wanted the piece to say:

"Remember TIME waits for No One"

and that I wanted it to be a clock....

so I die cut "Remember",

"ime" for Time and the number "4"

I used a wood "T" for Time,

metal letters for "waits" and

plastic letters for "No One"

I gathered my letters and words, 

got Walnut Hollow Clock Parts,

found some beautiful lace to use and

paper charms for photo corners....

I arranged everything before gluing anything

down to be sure of placement....

I used Beacon Tacky Glue 

to put it all together.

I love how it turned out and that it was

so easy to get the image with the

Flip-Pal™ Mobile Scanner,

Be sure click the Designer Crafts Connection button 

on the left of my blog 

to see other projects have been created using the

Flip-Pal™ Mobile Scanner.