Showing posts with label Label Love. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Label Love. Show all posts

Thursday, March 19, 2015

PPA244 For A Baby Boy



Baby shapes! I love my Baby's First Framelits, but I really had to dust them off. It's been awhile since I celebrated a baby. Summer is coming and I am "expecting" quite a few births in families around me. This one is for a boy due next month. I didn't use the coordinating stamp set for the framelits, but I used Label Love--another dusty item in my stash! I isolated the word "baby" from one of the stamps using my Marina Mist Stampin' Write Marker. I snipped out the shape using my Paper Snips.


My background paper is from the Subtles Collection Designer Series Paper Stack. I matched those dots with the Perfect Polka Dots Textured Impressions Embossing Folder down the center on Whisper White card stock. 

My focal point is the buggy from the Framelits using another DSP stack print. I added Marina Mist Baby's First booties and a Marina Mist star from the Itty Bitty Accents Punch Pack. All three items were accented with a Whisper White Candy Dot. My last embellishment is a Marina Mist Cotton Ribbon knot around the handle of the buggy.

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Friday, December 19, 2014

Last Minute Gift Card Holders

These gift card holders are a SNAP to make! Just die cut TWO of the smallest Envelope Liners in paper of your choice. You can use Designer Series paper (I used Trim the Tree), card stock or Specialty Paper (I used Under the Tree).


Glue around three edges. Fold down flap on top piece.


Add a piece of coordinating ribbon and tie into a bow.


Use Stampin' Dimensionals to secure your tag. This one is from Label Love.

Don't forget to tuck that gift card in the pocket you have created!

I hope you enjoyed my projects today. Please leave your comments--I read each one.

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Sunday, November 30, 2014

Happy Birthday and Online Extravaganza


Make sure you scroll down to December 1st Doorbusters! Hurry, some items are while supplies last!


This is my last "fall" card. It's for a very special person, my upline, Mary Fish from Stampin' Pretty. Mary is a very encouraging person. She's generous and friendly to all people who come into her life. She is a person I admire and look up to, have fun with and love to be around. Her birthday was Saturday, so I sent this card which I made especially for her.


I love how the Artisan Label and Label Bracket punches go together, so I stamped my sentiment from Label Love onto one and framed it with the other.

My leaf was cut from a burlap scrap using the Autumn Accents Bigz Die. There is a Very Vintage Button tied with Linen Thread on top of the leaf. Both elements are mounted on a horizontal piece of 1-1/4" Burlap Ribbon. The designer paper underneath the elements is from Color Me Autumn.

I hope you liked looking today. Please feel free to leave a comment below. I love to read each one!

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Birthday Card Supplies:
Card Stock: Crushed Curry, Very Vanilla, Cajun Craze
Designer Series Paper: Color Me Autumn
Stamps: Label Love
Ink: Crushed Curry
Big Shot: Autumn Accents Bigz Die
Punches: Artisan Label and Label Bracker
Embellishments: 1-1/4" Burlap Ribbon, Vanilla Burlap Scrap, Designer Very Vintage Button, Linen Thread



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Monday, September 29, 2014

Treat Box Project


This is a Stampin' Up! Gift Card Enclosure that I jazzed up and re-shaped thanks to a post by Patty Bennett. She showed how to score 1/2" outside the pre-scored lines on three sides of the box and then use a 3" x 10" "belly band" of Park Lane Designer Series Paper to decorate. I also used half of a Tea Lace Doily to decorate the un-scored side, which is now the top of my box. 

After you form the box, you can decorate with any punched item. Here I used a Chalk Talk Framelit to cut a shape in Whisper White, then added an Artisan Label shape which perfectly cuts out a Label Love sentiment. I stamped it twice, cut the middle out of the Whisper White one and added it to the one stamped on Daffodil Delight card stock. I took the extra Whisper White pieces and added them on the top and bottom of my Chalk Talk shape. I added pearls. 

There is a ribbon tied horizontally underneath my tag. Inside my box, I added some retired Gold and White Waffle Paper. 


This was designed as a treat box, but I'm going to use it to tuck in some Stampin' Up! product when I give it to someone. What would YOU put in there? I'd love to read your answer in my comments!

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Wednesday, August 20, 2014

Birthday Quarter Fold Card and Pals Paper Arts Preview


Hi friends! Sorry it's been so long again. I've made a lot of cards, etc. but now am short on time to post them! This week should be good for me getting those up! 

Above you will see a Birthday Quarter Fold card. It's SO easy. The tutorial is on Splitcoast. I watched the video twice, printed out the directions and had this baby ready to mail in minutes! I'm sure that in the future I will jazz up my quarters even more, but this card is a good place to start!


Here is what the inside looks like--simple!  I would definitely decorate this panel in the future. Thanks for looking! I'd love to know what you think. Are you going to try a Quarter Fold card?

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Be sure and stop by tomorrow to see the full reveal of my Pals Paper Arts Challenge card!

Birthday Quarter Fold Supplies:
Card Stock: Mossy Meadow, Old Olive, Whisper White
Designer Series Paper: Sweet Taffy
Stamps: Good Greetings (Hostess), Label Love
Ink: Mossy Meadow
Big Shot: Perfect Polka Dots Embossing Folder
Punches: Word Window, Modern Label, Label Bracket, Artisan Label


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Thursday, July 17, 2014

PPA212-Label Love Sketch


I am so pleased with this week's PPA Sketch Challenge card! I love the colors, the Flowerpot Designer Series Paper and the "elements" I made by just cropping out a flower using a 1" circle punch! This card was done in record time! No ribbon or buttons, nothing fancy at all, yet it looks like I spent a lot of time on it.

Thank you for dropping by today! I'd love to read your thoughts in my comment section.

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Label Love Flowerpot Card Supplies:
Card Stock: Night of Navy, Whisper White, Tangerine Tango
Designer Series Paper: Flowerpot, Regals Paper Stack
Stamps: Label Love
Punches: Artisan Label, 1" Circle
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Monday, March 10, 2014

Piano Birthday


My oldest son plays piano. His playing has always brought such joy. Last year when I attended Convention, I got a card as a swap from Jeri Holm. I kept out so I could make one just like it. I'm giving this card to my son for his birthday this month.


This card went together fairly quickly and I only swapped out Jeri's Real Red for my Cherry Cobbler. You can see that I used my Personal Trimmer to score the lines for the keys onto the Whisper White card stock. I hope you enjoyed looking today. Please leave your comments--I love to read every one!

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Piano Card Supplies:
Card Stock: Cherry Cobbler, Basic Black, Whisper White
Stamps: Label Love
Ink: Basic Black
Punches: Word Window, Modern Label
Embellishments: Basic Rhinestones

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Friday, January 24, 2014

50th Birthday Party in a Box!


I found this tutorial through Heidi Baks' blog post from last week. It's like a party in a box! I had to give it a try for my sister's 50th birthday that is coming up next month. I used retired designer series paper because it was my second try (first try I made it upside down!)

I added a piece that says, "Make A Wish" and propped it up on a piece of Window Sheet. It folds down so it fits inside the card when it's closed. She will have to unfold it and uncrease it a bit for display. 

I used that sentiment  because my sister and I used to watch "Make A Wish" with Tom Chapin on Saturday mornings. Do you remember the show? Answer in my comment section--let's see how many of us are of a certain age out there!


If you follow the tutorial, your card will be larger than an A2 card. If you want it to fit into an A2 envelope, follow the same steps EXCEPT:

  • Cut your card stock 4-1/4" x 12 instead of the size listed
  • After scoring (same place as instructions) and rotating 90 degrees, score at 1-3/4"
  • For the inside strips on my box (I used 3) I cut them 1" wide and 3-3/4" long. I scored them at 1/2" on both ends
Hint: I found that using Tombow glue for the strips was easier than using Sticky Strip. The glue dries pretty quickly. 

There really is no end to how you can embellish this "box" and send it along for any special occasion. It's like a gift in itself!
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50th Birthday Party in a Box Supplies:
Card Stock: Baked Brown Sugar, Whisper White, Tangerine Tango, Island Indigo
Specialty Paper: Champagne Glimmer and Window Sheets
Designer Series Paper: Sycamore Street (retired)
Stamps: Label Love, Perfect Pennants, Pretty Petites, Starburst Sayings
Punches: Petite Curly Label, Artisan Label, Cupcake Builder, Small Star (retired), 1-1/4" Circle
Embellishments: Basic Rhinestones

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Tuesday, January 7, 2014

MOJO327--Cutest Baby Ever


I needed a baby card for a shower on Saturday and I knew my color scheme (it matches a blanket I made for Olivia) but I had no idea for a layout. That's when I decided to pay attention to this week's Mojo Monday sketch by Julee Tilman.




My card base is Whisper White, covered with a Baked Brown Sugar Designer Series Paper Stack print. Next I layered a piece of Whisper White down the left side that is die cut with the Large Scallop Edgelit and embossed with the Delicate Designs Embossing Folder.

My sentiment is stamped onto Whisper White in Blushing Bride and then punched out with the Artisan Label Punch. I stamped it again onto Whisper White using Pistachio Pudding ink and then hand-cut the scalloped middle and used a Stampin' Dimensional to pop it up over the label.

Instead of putting a little punch or banner under the middle element of the card, I extended this Designer Frame past the bottom of it. The hearts on the sketch became butterflies from the Elegant and Bitty Butterfly punches and the Beautiful Wings Embosslit. The Pistachio Pudding and Blushing Bride card stock butterflies were embossed with the Perfect Polka Dots and Delicate Designs Embossing Folders for more texture. Basic Pearls further dress up my butterflies for Olivia.



I hope you enjoyed looking at my card today. Please take a moment to leave your comments. I love to read them all! Have a great day!

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Cutest Baby Ever Card Supplies:
Card Stock: Whisper White, Pistachio Pudding, Blushing Bride
Designer Series Paper: 2013-2015 In Color DSP Stack
Stamps: Label Love
Ink: Blushing Bride, Pistachio Pudding
Big Shot: Perfect Polka Dots EF, Delicate Designs EF, Designer Frames EF, Fancy Fan EF, Beautiful Wings Embosslit
Punch: Artisan Label, Bitty Butterfly, Elegant Butterfly
Embellishments: Basic Pearls, 1/4" Taffeta Ribbon in Whisper White


Thursday, December 19, 2013

Pals Paper Arts Sketch Challenge








Hello friends! I am glad you came by today. I am already thinking of thanking gift givers after Christmas. (I have already received/opened a couple of gifts-tee hee!). With that in mind, I used the Pals Paper Arts Sketch Challenge to make a Thank You card! (Remember, our sketch is just a starting point!)


I thought that making those stripes would be hard. I chose a size I wanted to make that part of the sketch. Then I laid two pieces of paper on my work surface that were that size, one on top of another, opposite prints facing up. I placed a ruler over the image and used the dots on the top pattern for my angle. Using a pencil, I drew my cut lines. Since the pieces of paper were small enough to keep tight in my hands, I used my Paper Snips to cut across the pencil lines. I chose which sides to use and lined them up. I taped the seams on the back, and then adhered them to an Early Espresso piece of card stock for a frame. The DSP is from the Season of Style Designer Series Stack. This pack was so popular it is back-ordered through January. 


Thank you for stopping by today! I'd love to read your comments, so please leave one below. Are you ready for Christmas? I'm doing pretty well, so have a bit of time to enjoy family that are visiting.

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Thank You Card Supplies:
Card Stock: Whisper White, Early Espresso
Designer Series Paper: Season of Style Designer Series Paper Stack
Stamps: Label Love, Six-Sided Sampler
Punches: Artisan Label, 1" Circle
Embellishments: Cherry Cobbler Seam Binding Ribbon


Thursday, July 18, 2013

PPA164 Sketch Challenge


Another week of summer has flown by and another Pals Paper Arts Challenge is yours for the taking! Come on and join us using your favorite materials and follow our sketch!

I am LOVING all of the new In Colors. Here I paired Coastal Cabana (isn't that name dreamy!) with Basic Gray and Whisper White to create a wedding card for an upcoming ceremony. Quatrefancy and In Color stacks made my horizontal banners easy and Coastal Cabana Stretch Ruffle Trim topped them off nicely. 

I hope you enjoyed looking. Please DO leave your comments below--I love reading them all. (Don't forget to play along by creating your own card using the sketch!)

Mr. and Mrs. Card Supplies:
Card Stock: Basic Gray, Whisper White
Designer Series Paper: Quatrefancy Specialty, 2013-2015 In Color Stack
Stamps: Label Love
Big Shot: Fancy Fan Embossing Folder
Punches:  1-3/8 and 1-3/4" Circles
Embellishments: Coastal Cabana Stretch Ruffle Trim
Markers: Stampin' Write Coastal Cabana Marker (isolated words on stamp)





Don't forget to come back tomorrow when I'll share my Pals Swap Card!

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