Showing posts with label Petite Petals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Petite Petals. Show all posts

Thursday, October 30, 2014

Petite Petal Shadow Box

Hi there!  Missed you all yesterday but I'm back today with a simple technique that looks difficult.  It is called the shadow box technique and was one of the make n take projects the Hostess Club girls made at our monthly meeting.  Providing make n take projects for the Club members is just a small way to show my appreciation for their support!
Inspiration for the card came from Terri Gaines.  It was her 2014 Stampin' Up! Convention sample that was posted somewhere.  Unfortunately, I don't remember where it was posted and my search to find a blog for Terri proved unsuccessful.  But, I did find Dawn Olchefske's video here that explains how to achieve this origami fold!  

Need to scoot - lots to do before the weekend!  Thank you for coming by for a visit today!  Your visits are always welcome!   

All Stampin' Up! supplies used unless otherwise noted. 
Stamps: Petite Petals 
Paper: Baked Brown Sugar, Hello Honey, White, Lullaby Designer Series Paper 
Ink: Hello Honey, Blushing Bride 
Tools:  bone folder, Large Polka Dots embossing folder, Postage Stamp punch, Petite Petal Punch, Bird Builder Punch (leaf) 
Other:  Hello Honey Satin Ribbon, Dimensionals, pearls (medium), sponge daubers




Wednesday, October 8, 2014

Flower Shop Border

Hi there!  Today is another bright and sunny day!  The forecast for the rest of the week and weekend is rain.  Ugh!  Speaking of bright, let's move on to the bright and cheery card.  The "Club" girls made this as one of their projects last month.  It was CASE'd from Filomena Green (see her card here).  Love how she cut along the stamped flowers to make a border!  Obviously, Melon Mambo cardstock and ink was used instead of Pool Party and the sentiment was omitted.  (A sentiment can be added later to fit the ocassion.)  Stampin' Up!s new 1/2" cotton ribbon was used in place of the seam binding.  This ribbon is so easy to work with.  Pearls were also added to the large flowers.  So our cards may look the same, but they are different - in subtle ways.  lol 

That's it for today.  Must get going to have the car serviced.  Yesterday it was the household, today the car.  Thank you so much for stopping by!  Hope you have a wonderful day!

Stampin' Up! supplies used unless otherwise noted. 
Stamps: Flower Shop, Petite Petals 
Paper: Melon Mambo, White 
Ink: Melon Mambo 
Tools: Petite Petal Punch, Scissors 
Other:  Melon Mambo 1/4” Cotton Ribbon, Pearls, Dimensionals


Wednesday, August 6, 2014

Blackberry Petite Petals

Hi there!  Today's card was CASE'd from Heather Van Looy (you can see her card here) who CASE'd Sam Donald's card seen here.  Love the color combination.  Thank you ladies for the inspiration for such a lovely card!

All Stampin' Up! supplies used unless otherwise noted.
Stamps:  Petite Petals, Gorgeous Grunge
Paper:  Blackberry Bliss, Basic Gray, White
Ink: Blackberry Bliss, Basic Gray, Smoky Slate
Other: Petite Petal punch, flower from Itty Bitty Accessory Pack, Linen Thread, Pearls, sponges, Dimensionals


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Thank you for stopping in today!


Monday, August 4, 2014

Getting Down to Business

Hi there and happy Monday!  Wow, what a great turnout for Laurie's Line-Up held Saturday at DeLeo's!  Jayne Singleton coordinates this service project event with Card Care Connection, which is a local non-profit organization.  Their volunteers compose compassionate and motivational messages on the inside of our handmade cards, which are then mailed out to cancer patients.  We made 224 cards!  Thank you to everyone who volunteered their time to assemble cards or donated cards/supplies for this worthwhile cause!

Changing gears now, let me tell you about the business card keeper shown above.  Mary Taylor, my friend and downline, saw mine and asked for the directions so she could make some.  I didn't have any instructions as to how it was made since my business card holder was a gift from Pam D'Urso, my former upline.  Then the idea struck me to make one for Mary and write up some instructions at the same time.  Here's a look at the inside.
For the instructions: 
Base: 
2-3/4” x 11”
With 11” side against top rail of score board, score at 2-12” and 2-34”; flip to score from other end at 4” and 4-1/4”. 

Inside pocket: 
5-1/2” x 4” – with the 5-1/2” side at top rail of score board, score at 1-1/2” on both sides.
With the 4” side against top rail, score at 1/2”.
Use circle punch to nip out a portion at top of “pocket” for easier access to business cards. 
Fold and crease score lines.
Adhere the overlap in back of pocket.  Secure pocket to inside of base (11” long piece).  Smallest portion of base will be at top.

Decorate with cardstock colors that coordinates with project piece. 
Decorative rectangle flap is 2-1/2” x 3-1/2”.  The flap overhangs the front about 1-1/4”.
Base piece is 2-1/2” x 3-1/2”.
White decorated piece is 2” x 3”

Ok, must get busy cutting paper for our Card Buffet this coming Saturday.  Thank you for stopping by for a visit today!  You're always welcome!



Wednesday, June 4, 2014

Watercolor Wonder

Hi there!  Today I have another card from Jayne Singleton's Stamp Camp.  The background Watercolor Wonder Designer Series Paper is matted onto a Calypso Coral panel.  A Tea Lace Paper Doily is wrapped around a tag cut out with the Stampin' Up! Scallop Tag Topper punch, which is adorned with a sentiment flag, Petite Petals flowers, and some Chevron Ribbon & Baker's Twine.  Thanks, Jayne, for another cute card!

That's all for now - working on some projects, plus I want to go through the new catalog again to add to my Wish List.  Thanks for checking in today!



Monday, May 12, 2014

Hi there!  Hope all the moms out there had a great Mother's Day.  I sure did - and the weather was gorgeous!   Had lunch with my youngest daughter and son-in-law.  The oldest daughter left Saturday for her international tour job and our son was also working.  It was still a wonderful day which included seeing the granddog, Rocky.  He loved the treats that I had for him.  (Oh, but these were not just any treats!  These were healthy, homemade treats that our granddaughter helped me bake a few weeks ago.) 
OK, enought chit chat.  Let's get to the card.  It's another sample from our Card Buffet, which shows the versitility of the Scallop Tag Topper Punch from the 2014 Stampin' Up! Occasions Catalog.  I watched Dee Slater's video to learn how to make this unique closure.  The rest of the card is my own design.  There are numerous videos on the internet with instructions but I chose Dee's.  You can view her video here (scroll down to Jan 27 post).  Give this technique a try.  It's actually very easy!

Had a chance to play with some of the new goodies that Mr. Brown delivered - mostly the Blendabilities.  Love them!  Come back tomorrow to see what I did.  Must sign off now to take care of some chores.  Thank you so much for peeking in today!


Stampin' Up! supplies used unless otherwise noted. 
Stamps: Petite Petals, Everything Eleanor (swirl image) 
Paper: Black, Rose Red, Vanilla, Pink Pirouette, Modern Medley DSP
Ink: Black Memento 
Tools:  Scallop Tag Topper Punch, Oval Framelits (#3 from center), Petite Petal Punch, standard hole punch (for flower centers) 
Other:  Dimensionals, Black 1/4" Satin ribbon (non-SU), glue pen or glue dots, clear blocks