Showing posts with label 3-D Projects. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 3-D Projects. Show all posts

Friday, May 15, 2015

Floral Frames Framelit and In-Colors



Not ready to say goodbye to the in-colors, which I really will miss.  I thought I would make some Flower Pens and Flower Clips to have on my desk and refrigerator, so I can remember them.     These are really easy to put together, my daughter even made some for her teacher last week.    The most time consuming thing is cutting out the flowers using the Floral Framelits and spraying them using the Stampin Spritzer filled with Reinker (15-25 drops), and Rubbing Alcohol and letting them dry.  I used 5-6 flowers for each pen or clip.  To make the clips I stapled the flowers making an X and attach the flower to the clip using the glue gun.  With the smaller flowers clips I added some leaves to the back of the flower.  

To make the pens, I cut an X to the middle of the flowers (A stack of 5-6 flowers).  One by one attach each flower to the pen using the Hot Glue Gun.  I added a piece of ribbon to the bottom of each flower to finish the look.  I got the idea of the pens from  -{Paper Flower Pens}- aRTful Stampin tutorial - She has a video tutorial on youtube,  She used a punch and Designer Series Paper.  I really liked the look and feel of the Filter Paper and I wanted to use the Floral Framelits.  I did not use the tweezers to the filter flowers.   

FYI: I ran out of Stampin Up Filter Paper and used some coffee filters, I did not think they were different but they are.  If you look closely at a few of them you can see the texture from the Coffee Filters.  They are a bit stiffer than our paper.  I really like our paper.   I also think the Framelits work a little better with the Filter Paper than the punches.  That is why the Floral Framelits work so well with this project. 

Don't forget they are on the Retired List so get them while you can! 

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Monday, March 23, 2015

Easter Bunny Fry Box





Here's a cute little Easter Bunny Project I made over the weekend.  I have been seeing a lot of little bunny bottoms hanging on the edge of cards, boxes and bags, so I had to make one.  I thought it was such a cute idea.  I thought I saw one a couple weeks ago that had the 2 bunnies like this one but I could not find it.

The two bunnies jumping into the fry box, one from the front and the back was just darling, if I don't say so myself.  I did one in the Whisper White but I really liked the Very Vanilla Rose (these are retired) for the bunny tail.  The Whisper White bunny, I added a Blushing Bride Rose for the bunny tail.  The leaves is an older sizzix (Thanks, Mom for reminding me that I had it).  

This is when the Handpicked Framelits are handy for that little sign and the cute little bow on the bunny.  My daughter and I were trying to put the bow on the ear for a girl bunny but it just did not sit right.  I still think he is a cutie.  

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Thanks,
Karen













Tuesday, February 10, 2015

Valentine Treats




These are the Valentine Treats that we created at the workshop over the weekend.  The Pull-Out Valentine Treat Holder I found on Youtube - created by Angie Kennedy Juda. The little Nugget Boxes made with the Scalloped Tag Punch, I found on a google search -   made by Julie Davison.    These were super easy and quick to make.  My daughter and I sat done yesterday and finished them for her class.    


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Karen



Wednesday, September 17, 2014

Sunflower Clips





Here's a a few Sunflower Clips I made using the Beautiful Bunch Stamp Set, Fun Flower Punch and some clothespins.  These were very easy and quick to put together.  

These are great to use to top off Gift Bags, Gift Baskets and Refrigerator Magnets Clips (if you add a magnet to the back of the pin).




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Thanks,
Karen
  




Monday, July 14, 2014

Altered Notebooks


Here's a couple Altered Composition Notebooks I made yesterday.  The first one is for me and the one below is for my husband.  The top one I used the new Typeset Designer Series Paper...which I LOVE!  The thinnest of the paper is nice to work with to cover these notebooks.  I topped it off with some retired Black Satin Ribbon and Textured Real Red Cardstock.  I had to pull out the retired Lovely Letters Stamp set to monogram the notebook for me.   Before I covered the back flap, I attached a piece of ribbon to the top inside to use as my bookmark for the notebook.  I liked the way it came out.


My husband liked it and wanted one for himself.  For his I used the Maritime Designer Series Paper on the outside and some retired Nautical Expedition Designer Series Paper.  I used the 7/8" Cotton Ribbon for the bookmark and to cover the seam.

Don't forget now is the best time to stock up on those composition notebooks.  

Let me know what you think!

Thanks for stopping by,
Karen