Showing posts with label Die Cuts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Die Cuts. Show all posts

Saturday, September 27, 2014

Leaf Confetti

A new die I have in the studio is called Leaf-Autumn and is it perfect for gift cards, fall decor, scrapbook page embellishments and this great leaf confetti.

The confetti will gently fall out of the bag as recipient removes gift


The bag tag/card was made using the leftovers from my store anniversary make-n-takes with the sentiment changed out to a Birthday sentiment.


The leaf die cuts were gently crumpled to look more like actual leaves and to add dimension


This is the Accucut die Leaf-Autumn in the smaller size. I also have the larger album sized die of this same leaf. 
Check out my video below.

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Tuesday, April 1, 2014

SEW Lovely Mini Album

I am sew excited to share this lovely mini album with you.
It has been created for an upcoming class at a local crop.
The die shape is from Accucut craft - Sewing Machine and is so fun to work with.

There are five pages with a flip up on the cover.

I hope you enjoy this project as uch as I enjoyed making it.

When I saw the Sew Lovely paper from Carte Bella, I just kne wit was perfect for this album.

I made the cover have this flip up because it just seemed to work with the layout. Reminds me too how you have to open parts on your machine to oil or thread.

The remaining pages are filled with pockets and tags and fun embellishments.

I was also able to use another Accucut die-Sew Cute

I haven't posted all the pages but you can check out the video to see the whole album below.


Thanks for checking it out.

Friday, May 24, 2013

Suitcase Album Video

Here is the video of the suitcase album posted earlier.
Hope you enjoy,

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Thursday, May 31, 2012

Scissor Tutorial

In the video below I show you how to get a pair of cute die cute scissors from Tim Holtz's On the Edge die Sewing Edge.




Thanks for watching!

Thursday, January 19, 2012

I {Heart} you!

Here is a cute Valentine's display banner I made using my accucut pennants die, Stampin up Pefect pennants die and Tim Holtz mini flourish die. It is free standing, but could easliy be turned into a hanging banner. I just love how it turned out. You can falod it up to store away for next year too!


I used Love Letters Designer series paper, which Stampin Up recently had on their clearance rack. I matted it with black cardstock and then embelished each section.


The heart in this section is from glitter paper.


The letter are also from Stampin Up.



This was fun and quick to make. You can get these base pennant shapes from me to make your own Valentines banner for someone you love! I also have two other banner shapes, a triangular and a rounded edged.


Check out my store or contact me by e-mail.



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Thursday, January 5, 2012

New Favor Boxes Available!

I bought several new favor box dies from Accucut. These are great for Weddings, birthdays, anniversaries, etc.
The one pictured above is a self closing box. I used designer paper to create it and stamped the tag with a similar designed stamp. It looks like it is from the paper but it isn't. These are very fast to put together and require no adhesive.


This one is a cake slice box. it is the largest of the boxes. I added some border punched trim to the upper edge to look like icing. and then wrapped the box with some satin ribbon and added a elegant bow. Simple yet beautiful!


This is a mini french fry box. The box itself is quite plain, but I love how it turned out. I used Designer paper for the box and added some satin ribbon. The label is on dimensionals and of course a bit or floral embelishments add a finbal touch to this favor box. This ended up being my favorite in the end.



This last box is called a Bon Bon box. It is simple but adorable. This was my favorite until I did the mini french fry box. Okay lets face it, they are all just adorable.

So, if you are in need of favor boxes, check out my store at http://dcands.ca. Prices aren't posted yet but contact me and we can get pricing worked out.
P.S. Large orders will require longer pre -order times.


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Sunday, December 11, 2011

Gift Card Holder Tutorial

This tutorial is image overload...lol. This is an Accucut die I have that makes a gift card holder the size of 4 1/4" x 5 1/2".


First I die cut the base out of Early Expresso cardstock. The fold on the score lines.


Then I cut a matt for the outside out of Designer Paper. I used retired paper, but any paper will work. It is cut to 4" x 5 1/4". Then I rounded the corners and sponged the edges. You could also use an embossing folder to emboss your paper. I think I used Snow Burst by Stampin Up, available in the current mini.



Apply adhesive to the back. Be careful to apply only to outside edges or you will interfere with the part that actually holds the cift card.


Attach to the outside of the part that will hold the card.


Cut a strip of cardstock 1" x 12". Gently wrap around you base as shown creasing at the folds. This works better if it is not too snug, so don't pull it too tight or belly band will be difficult to remove and even more difficult to put back on.


Apply adhesive to the overlap and adhere.



To embellish my belly band I die cut a mini baroque shape from cardstock.



I like to add dimension, so I add dimensional tape on top of the belly band. You can add to the back of the die cut but if it gets on the base the belly band might not be able to be removed without destroying your holder.


Attach the die cut to the foam tape.



Die cut another shape from very vanilla cardstock, to hold your sentiment on top of the previous die cut. I am using a Nestie. The largest oval from Classic Oval small set.


Without removing my cardstock, I sponge around the edges.


Then after stamping off the image once on scratch paper I then stamp the second time onto the oval in the center.I beleive the skaters are from Winter Post by Stampin Up.



Then using Cherry Cobler ink, a nice deep red, I stamped my sentiment on top of the previous image.




Add dimensionals to the back of the die cut oval and adhere to the center of the baroque die cut.



I then used something I haven't used for a very long time, Dew Drops. I attached one to either side using glue dots.




The gift card die comes with a matt piece. I die cut it using very vanilla cardstock to make my sentiment piece for the inside of the holder.



I sponged the edges.


Then stamped an image and my sentiment. I stamped the image off once on scratch paper first.


Then adhere to the inside of the holder. To the part that is not where the gift card goes.


I die cut two tiny tabs.




sponged the edges.



Using a small To, From stamp I used a marker to ink each work and stamped one on each of my two tags.



Using a small hole punch, I put a hole in the edge of the baroque die cut.




I then cut about 8" of bakers twine to attach the tags.




Thread the twine through the hole and the tags to attach to the holder.




I then tied a bow.




The finished holder!



I hope you enjoyed this tutorial. This is a really nice way to dress up your gift cards.


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