Posts Tagged ‘tea dye’

This is a vintage tag and gift box I made for my friend. Both of these items turned out really pretty and she loved them. For the gift box, it was one the store had given me and I covered it with paper and added embellishments. If you would like to watch the video and learn what products I used on these items click here!

Tag for my friend April

I love these hot glue pearls. They are so pretty!

This picture shows off the gold perfect pearls and edge distressing really well.

Gift box with Tim Holtz grunge paper flower.

The ribbon is made with Kraft paper covered in gold perfect pearls.

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Today I would like to share with you my St. Patrick’s Day cards and tag.

The first three cards feature the same layout but different patterned paper and embossing. These cards are all simple to make and perfect if you’re short on time. The fourth card is made using scraps from the first two cards and stamps from Studio g. The tag is made with a scrap from the first card, deco scissors and stamps from Studio g.

To view a complete list of products I used please visit my youtube page by clicking here. Thank you for stopping by and checking out my newest cards and tag!

Top O' The Mornin'

Fiskars Embossing Plate in Squares & Pearl Ex powder in Spring Green

Happy St. Patrick's Day!

Quick and simple card

Kiss Me I'm Irish!

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I made this card for my Niece’s 12th Birthday. I really loved making it and had a lot of fun in the process. I wanted to make her something fun and cute and this was the end result! I think it turned out perfect for the occasion. She really loved it and thought it was cool. Below is a list of products I used and pictures. If you would like to see my youtube video of this card, please click here.

Card Front:
Ice cream cone – Everyday paper dolls cricut cartridge. Cut at 6.5 inches.
Cherry – hand cut circle, embossed with UTEE around 4 times
Pink patterned paper – light pink with pink polka-a-dots
Ice Cream – embossed with 5 or so layers of UTEE. While the last layer of utte was hot, I sprinkled small glass beads on it. Then I pressed them into the utte using a scrap piece of paper. This turned out really cute and looked just like sprinkles.
Cone – embossed with Fiskars embossing plate. Inked with Distess Ink in Tea Dye and Vintage Photo.
Bee stamp – Inkadinkado
Heart punch – Martha Stewart
100% sweet stamp – Studio g

Inside Card:
Card base – Bazzill Kraft cardstock
Happy Birthday stamp – Studio g
Sweetie stamp – Target Dollar Bin, Valentines collection
Sweetie is colored with a pink glitter gel pen
Edges inked with Tea Dye Distress Ink
White faux stitching

To attach the card front to the card base, I used an eyelet at the top. Then I covered the eyelet with the cherry. I attached the cherry with a glue dot and a 1/16 pop dot.

Looks good enough to eat!

Tiny glass marbles pressed into UTTE and Inkadinkado bee stamp.

Embossed with Fiskars embossing plate and distressed with Tea Dye & Vintage Photo distress inks.

Inside sentiment. The card front and base are attched with an eyelet.

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Hello everyone! Here’s a card I made recently. I think this card would work well with a variety of sentiments. It’s also misted with homemade perfect pearls mist in perfect gold. If you would like to know what products I used, please click here to be taken to my youtube video.  Thanks for stopping by. Have a wonderful day!

Cherish

Martha Stewart butterfly punch

Sentiment is from Michaels craft store

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I just love this sweet & adorable Valentine’s card. The stamped image was colored with Copic markers. I got a set for Christmas and have been practicing with them. They are gorgeous markers and are so fun to color with. I also really love The Greeting farm stamps. They are so adorable and such wonderful quality stamps.

This adorable card was made using the following products:

Anya stamped image – The Greeting Farm, Signature. Stamped with memento ink in tuxedo black, Colored with Copic markers.                                                                                                                                                                                          Hearts – Plantin Schoolbook cartridge, cut at 3 1/4″, 3 1/2″ & 4″. Light and dark red paper are from Recollections, Heart patterned paper is from K & Company, Lovely collection. 3 1/4″ heart was stamped with Swirls stamp from Autumn Leaves and embossed with clear embossing powder.
Sentiment – Studio g
Background paper -  K & Company, Lovely collection. The edges are distressed with Tea Dye distress ink.
Scallop bottom border – Recollections paper and Creative Memories scallop scissors.

My Heart Is Yours

Anya image from The Greeting Farm

Sentiment - Studio g. Hearts edges with black and gold pigment ink.

Yayyy Anya!!

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Here’s a sneak peek at some Valentine Tags I’m making. I think they are turning out beautiful and I hope to get them done soon so I can show them to you.

Sneak Peek at the Valentine Tags.

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Today I have a Valentine Card for you. If you would like to learn to make this card follow the link below for a video tutorial.

Here’s the products used to make this cute Valentine’s card.

Blue polka dot background paper – Target Dollar Bin, Calendar collection.
Red patterned paper – Target Dollar Bin, 5×7 Valentine collection. Edged with Creative Memories scallop scissor.
Grid Index card- Distressed with Tea Dye Distress ink and nail file.
Lovey Dovey Birds – K & Company Sweet Talk Postage Stamps patterned paper. Edges distressed with Tea Dye ink.
Heart – Martha Stewart 1 inch punch, Embossed with UTEE 4 times.
Button – From my stash. I tied white string in a bow to add more interest.

The Foam that I used with my Distress Ink was inside a box of earrings that I got from Avon.

Thanks for checking out my blog! Follow the link below to watch the tutorial on my youtube page.

Lovey Dovey

Lovey Dovey Birds, K & Company Sweet Talk Postage Stamps patterned paper.

Heart coated in UTEE 4 times. I love how it looks.

Grid index card is distressed with Tim Holtz distress ink in Tea Dye and I used a nail file on the edges.

Click here to watch the tutorial video!

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