Hi Everyone! With Valentine's Day behind us, it's time to start thinking about those spring projects!
I created these cute little boxes using some paper from European paper Crafts. These boxes would be perfect Treat boxes for Easter!
These boxes were so easy to create and I even added some 3D designs on the front to finish them off.
Be sure to check out my process video which walks you through the step by step process to create these cute little treat boxes. Thanks for stopping by!
Hello friends! I am here today sharing a shaker card using some fabulous Easter paper from THE STAMP DOCTOR. The Easter Egg paper was so cute, i decided to cut it up and use the eggs in a shaker card.
There are also several other small dies that would work great for shaker cards as well. I was able to use the small egg die to add add some additional eggs that coordinated with my paper.
I had several pieces of coordinating cardstock to choose from, but I ended up going with the blue and green plaid. I did cut out some eggs using this cardstock as well.
I created a frame and added some acetate for my window I then added some foam tape around the edges.
I was careful to add my eggs and some coordinating sequence to create a fun Easter card.
Hi everyone and Happy Monday! I am here today to share with you some wonderful projects from my design team. These are beautiful projects to help us introduce Spring as I know we are all ready for that!
Robin is here and she created this fun Notebook using the Easter Tickets. Such great colors and a perfect notebook for Spring. Be sure to check out the details over on her blog.
Alina is up next using Bunny Tags. She created this lovely spring tag with lots of dimension. Be sure to head on over to her blog to get all the details.
Finally, we have Robin, and she never disappoints. Look closely at the base of her project. Yes it is a mouse trap! So clever! Hop over to her blog to see how she created this fun project.
Be sure to check out my Etsy shop for more wonderful Digital prints that will be perfect for your Spring projects! Don't forget the April kit, Passport to Spring will be released on April 1st and the team will be back to share some more inspiration.
With the beginning of April brings another card and
video tutorial in my series the 12 months of 2017. Hopefully you have been
following along and have enjoyed the cards I have created so far.
I have been working with the set called “A time to
flourish” from Graphic 45. It was released back in 2014, so some of the months
may be hard to find. I decided to create
an Easter card that has flowers and butterflies.
I have created a video to show you exactly how I put this card together.
I used some chipboard pieces from Prima to add a
little extra embellishment. The butterflies are 3 layers and were created using
a punch from EK Tools. Finally, I spritz
some plastic leaves using some Fireworks spray called Bamboo Leaves. This
created a nice shimmer and color to the leaves.
Thanks for stopping by!
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Hi everyone. With Valentine's Day almost behind us, I am now starting to bring out my Spring colors. I don't typically work with these bright vibrant colors since I tend to go with they earth tones, but this year I decided to work in some of those pastels into my vintage cards.
I created this background using washi tape, Gesso, a stencil and some texture paste. To see exactly how i created this card, be sure to check out my video linked below.
These types of backgrounds can be so fun to create and what is great about them is you don't have to be an expert at mixed media to create fun colorful backgrounds. For your convenience, I have listed all the products that I used to create this card. You can find some great vintage Easter printables on pinterest, so be sure to check that out as well. Thanks for stopping by.
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