Hi Everyone! Welcome to our Glitter Queen’s Hop featuring Anything Red, White and Blue! A local florist advertised this slogan and I thought it clever!
A take on the American flag using the 2 sizes of Daisy Punches by Stampin’ UP! Stamp images from Daisy Lane stamp set using tone on tone. Layer over a coordinating color unstamped, punched daisy and bling it up with Gold Faceted Gems! You could use the Silver Faceted Gems or any center embellishment.
If sending overseas, I would recommend using a yellow cardstock center punched out with circles or the Perennial Essence Floral Centers if you didn’t want any reflective elements.
I used the Corrugated 3D embossing folder to add my “Flag Stripes”
Since the front was busy, I thought keeping the inside sentiment simple would look the best. It’s from Daisy Lane stamp set too!
A cheerful card to any military personnel stateside or anyone who loves Americana!
A list of supplies used can be found below. Now let’s see what my creative friends have made to inspire us! Please keep hopping! Up next is Tracy!
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This hop is all about helping you create bags and tags for the holidays! Cello bags are DEFINITELY part of my crafting stash as they make for quick packaging. Here’s a great project for teacher gifts, co-workers, table gifts, etc…! And BONUS! great to use up Designer Paper.
It stands ~ 4-3/4″ tall
Materials
2-3/4″ x 9-1/2″ Designer Paper – All is Bright used
1-3/4″ Circle Punch or die cut any image of your choice.
1 each 3″ x 6″ Gusseted Cellophane Bag
Scrap of Whisper White Cardstock for stamping.
2-3/4″ x1″ cardstock for bag bottom.
Especially around this busy holiday season, it’s nice to have quick products that are WOWs at the same time.
General Instructions: Fold designer paper in half. Punch circle towards bottom. Add cardstock piece to bottom of cello bag. Fill with candy. Insert designer paper on the INSIDE of the bag. Staple top closed. Add bow to cover ribbon. Stamp To/From on scrap whisper white with Real Read Ink. Punch out with circle punch and add to back cover staple on the back side…DONE!
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Hi Everyone! This is one of my cards for my local card class tomorrow. The card features Snowflake Showcase products – The die and stamps are only available through November 30th! I paired it with the Joyous Noel Designer Paper which was so popular it sold out!
For me, the snowflake is the star of the show and put it front and center. The star is die cut out of Sahara Sand Cardstock and sponged with Copper Shimmer Paint.
The inside of the card is equally beautiful with a 3-D embellishment. For the front of the card, one could take Merry Merlot cardstock and use embossing powder to create the feel of the designer paper.
Measurements of Cardstock and Designer Paper:
Merry Merlot: 8-1/2″ x 5-1/2″, scrap for inside snowflake
Sarah Sand: (2) 5-3/8″ x 4-1/8″, scraps for front snowflake
Joyous Noel Glimmer Paper: Copper scraps for snowflake centers
Joyous Noel Specialty Designer Paper (N/A): 4″ x 5-1/2 or substitute Merry Merlot and heat emboss images in copper and white embossing powder
General Instructions:
Add layers to front of card. Die cut snowflakes. Sponge Copper Shimmer Paint onto large snowflake and around edges of inside snowflake. Add copper snowflake on top as shown using a glue dot. Stamp inside of card. Add ~ 4″ of ribbon to center of card front. Add large snowflake with stampin’ dimensional. Add copper thread to back of inside snowflake and add to inside of card using dimensionals. Stamp images on envelopes.
Hi Everyone! OMGoodness I love how cute this matchbook treat holder turned out! I used up some scraps from the Santa’s Workshop Specialty Designer Paper and these ADORBS chocolate Santas.
Here’s what the packaging looks like. You can find the candy at Walmart or Dollar Tree.
Yesterday at our team meeting, we had a treat holder shoe box swap. The Designer Paper Dolls that participated are shown below holding up their project! From left to right: Linda Bradly, Beth Bolinger, Sue Handshoe and Rita Bauman. Linda designed 3 tags that we could use on a treat or bag using the beautiful Joyous Noel Paper, Beth designed a bag from 1 sheet of 8-1/2 x 11 cardstock. Sue designed a cool blue tone snowflake tag, and Rita designed a slider treat holder.
The matchbook I made uses hardly any materials!
Garden Green Cardstock: 6-1/2″ x 2-1/4″. Scored at 2-3/4″, 3″, and 6″
(2) Santa’s Workshop Designer Paper 2″ x 2-1/2″
(2) Basic Black Cardstock 2-1/8″ x 2-5/8″
If you need anything to complete the project as shown, you can shop with me here! Product listing below.
Hi Everyone! This month’s hop theme is Happy Holidays! And I think anyone would be happy to get this beautiful stationery set! The paper is beyond gorgeous. Florals and winter?… I’m in!
The set includes (4) 3″ x 3″ notecards, (4) matching envelopes, a covered 3×3 Post-It Pad, and an RSVP Pen with designer paper in the clear barrel.
Box Holder Measurements:
Whisper White Cardstock: 8-1/2 x 6-1/8
6-1/8 side: Score at 1-1/2 each side
8-1/2 side. Score at 1-1/2 & 3. At 4-1/2, score up to score line already there.. Stop. Turn and score from the other 8-1/2 side at 4-1/2 stopping at the score line.
See diagram
Frosted Floral Specialty Designer Paper: 5-3/8 x 3, 1-3/8 x 10. 1/2 to 3/4 x 4-1/2, (4) 2-7/8 x 2-7/8
Here’s a video tutorial for the box!
General Instructions: Score and cut the box as shown. Round corners top of box. Round corner of the designer paper background and adhere prior to assembly. I used Multi Purpose Glue on the box assemble and all designer paper. Assemble the box bottom. Take the long strip of designer paper and wrap it around the box around. Adhere end in the front. The embellishment will hide seams.
Add designer paper to front of 3×3 note cards. Using a pencil or paint brush, roll designer paper around to break down paper. Unscrew top of pen and take out ink refill. Tightly roll paper to fit inside barrel of pen. Put ink refill back in,
Stamp and die cut flowers and label using the First Frost Bundle (First Frost Stamp set & Frosted Bouquet (make 5 sets)- available separately). Spritz with Champaign Shimmer Paint. Add to front of box and note cards. Stamp images on envelopes.
If you like my project, please leave a quick comment. Thanks! You can see the items used at the bottom of this post.
Hi Everyone! Welcome to November! The holidays are fast approaching so today I wanted to share with you a project featuring the Limited Time Snowflake Showcase projects by Stampin’ UP! Holy Moly – they saved a good one for this special. I’m ALL ABOUT the die set Snowfall Thinlits. I highly recommend it for one’s collection!
I LOVE gifting winter or Christmas themed notebooks now so the recipient can use all through the season. Especially if it’s a Christmas theme. Sometimes, it feels a little funny in January or February to have it out.
This was my example for my Facebook VIPs Color Challenge! My team and customers have access to this private group. The colors are just a launching point! As you can see, I did slight variations so the colors matched more closely with my notebook colors.I found these notebooks over the summer at Walmart for $1.88 each. The notebook is 8-1/2″ x 6″.
The colors layers for the polka dot notebook: (Colors of Poppy Parade, Tranquil Tide)
Poppy Parade 8″ x 5-1/4″
Tranquil Tide 7-3/4″ x 5″
Santa’s Workshop Designer Paper 7-1/2″ x 4-3/4″
The layers for the tree notebook: (Colors of Real Read, Garden Green, Pool Party)
Garden Green 7-1/4″ x 4-3/4″
Whisper White 7″ x 4-1/2″
Here’s a close-up of the large snowflake die as well as the beautiful Snowflake Trinkets. On the right sample, I used my Stampin’ Blends to color the center rhinestone!
Helping others discover the love of paper crafting through stamping and Stampin’ Up! products is my thing!
When someone receives a handmade card or gift, they feel special. And I love making others feel special, don’t you? Through stamps, paper and ink, I can make someone’s day!
Disclaimer
My blog content is my sole responsibility as an independent Stampin’ Up! demonstrator and the use of and content of the classes, services, or products offered on the DBWS. This blog is not endorsed by Stampin’ Up.
A local florist advertised this slogan and I thought it clever!
Hi Everyone! This is one of my cards for my local card class tomorrow. The card features Snowflake Showcase products – The die and stamps are only available through November 30th! I paired it with the Joyous Noel Designer Paper which was so popular it sold out!
The inside of the card is equally beautiful with a 3-D embellishment. For the front of the card, one could take Merry Merlot cardstock and use embossing powder to create the feel of the designer paper.
Here’s what the packaging looks like. You can find the candy at Walmart or Dollar Tree.
Hi Everyone! This month’s hop theme is Happy Holidays! And I think anyone would be happy to get this beautiful stationery set! The paper is beyond gorgeous. Florals and winter?… I’m in!
This was my example for my Facebook VIPs Color Challenge! My team and customers have access to this private group. The colors are just a launching point! As you can see, I did slight variations so the colors matched more closely with my notebook colors.I found these notebooks over the summer at Walmart for $1.88 each. The notebook is 8-1/2″ x 6″.
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Helping others discover the love of paper crafting through stamping and Stampin’ Up! products is my thing!
When someone receives a handmade card or gift, they feel special. And I love making others feel special, don’t you? Through stamps, paper and ink, I can make someone’s day!