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Dragonfly Etsy Inspiration Card

I had so much fun playing along with the Etsy Inspiration challenge last week that I decided to give it another whirl. The idea behind these fun challenges is that each week a different Etsy store is selected. You can look through the store and choose something that inspires you. Create something based on the inspiration piece, and share it online, linking it up to the right places. If you'd like to learn more about the challenges, all of the pertinent details can be found below. Here's my card:

This week's Etsy store is Artistic Flair, which features fun fused glass pieces. I was inspired by two pieces - one for the dragonfly image and one for the colors and texture that I used on my card. Here are my two inspiration pieces:

    

I've been watching the dragonflies at the lake where we swim. There are some that are beautiful, vivid shades of blue and green. I'd love to capture the look of them! I've got two dragonfly stamps: one is very cartoony and the other, used on this card, is from the retired Infinite Goodness Hostess Set. A little too small for the look I was going for, but you've got to use what you have! This set of stamps was in my To-Sell box, and I'm sure glad that nobody's bought it yet!

Trying to capture the irridescence of the dragonflies that I've been watching, I first pressed the stamp onto my Versamark pad, then my Brilliant Blue Classic pad, then sprinkled with Irridescent Ice embossing powder. Here's a hint: if you don't have craft/pigment ink in the color you'd like to use for heat embossing, stamp first in Versamark; then in your dye ink. You'll have to clean your stamp after each impression to avoid getting ink into your Versamark!

I punched out the stamped & embossed dragonflies with the Curly Label Punch (#112208). To frame the punched paper, I used the coordinating die from Stampin' Up!'s Magnetic Movers & Shapers die set (#115953) for the Big Shot. I didn't cut full cards as this die is intended to do, but placed squares of More Mustard card stock over the Curly Label die (which is slightly larger than the punch) and ran it through the Big Shot.

The ribbon was attached using this Ribbon Tying Tutorial that I posted several months ago. I ran the Brilliant Blue panel through the Big Shot with the swirly embossing plate from the Stampin' Up Backgrounds I (#114512) Texturz set. To bring out the embossing, I sponged Very Vanilla craft ink lightly over the surface. This was all an attempt to approximate the texture of the inspiration piece.

That's it for the creative details. If you'd like to find out more about the Etsy Inspired challenge, or partipate yourself, visit the Heart Hugs Design blog. If you're participating, link your entry to the comment thread there and use the code EI46 if uploading your creation to a public forum like SCS or PCP. The featured Etsy store usually awards a prize to a randomly selected winner, so you might even win one of the pretties!

Recipe: (all supplies Stampin' Up!; images copyright Stampin' Up! 1990-2009):
Paper: Certainly Celery, Brilliant Blue, More Mustard, Very Vanilla
Ink: Brilliant Blue, Versamark, Very Vanilla craft
Stamps: Infinite Goodness, Teeny Tiny Wishes
Accessories: Big Shot, Stampin' Up! Background I Texturz plates, Movers & Shapers Magnetic dies, Curly Label Punch, More Mustard 1/4" grosgrain ribbon (retired), dimensionals, Irridescent Ice EP, heat tool

Autumn Days Diorama Card

Here's a card that I made a while ago for a swap. Now that everyone's received their swap cards, I can share this without ruining any surprises! I had lots of fun making this, as it's different & unusual.

Here's a shot from above that shows some of the dimension to this card:

And a close-up of the Build-A-Brad embellishment. For this, I stamped the small leaf that's part of this set and punched it out with a 1/2" circle punch. Hint: when using the Build-A-Brads, your first instinct is probably to reach for a glue dot to hold your paper in place on the brad. Don't! The thickness of the glue dot can cause the paper and the adhesive plastic 'bubble' to pop off of the brad. A little dab of Crystal Effects (yes, it's an adhesive in addition to being a great dimensional & shine-giving product) will do the trick nicely.

 What do I like about this card? You can flatten it out & it measures a standard 4.25x5.5". It smooshes flat & fits in a standard envelope!

 How will I mail a card with a bulky embellishment like this? I'll cut a card-sized piece of card stock and run it through my paper crimper. I'll insert that into the envelope on top of the card and it will pad and protect the card!

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Recipe: (all supplies Stampin' Up!; images copyright Stampin' Up! 1990-2009):
Paper: Dusty Durango, Soft Suede, Naturals Ivory, Garden Green
Ink: Soft Suede, Crushed Curry, Dusty Durango, Garden Green
Stamps: Autumn Days, Teeny Tiny Wishes
Accessories: 1 1/4" Circle Punch, 1/2" Circle Punch, Build-A-Brad, Crystal Effects, Word Window Punch, Modern Label Punch

Tutorial: Card Boxes (& how to adjust to other sizes)

A while ago I posted some gift-boxed cards I had made, with a promise to write a tutorial on how to make boxes for standard A2 sized cards (4 1/4" x 5 1/2") as well as pointers on how to adapt the box to fit anything.

I'll start with the dimensions for the A2 box. Below that, you'll find pointers on making your own box of any size. Be sure to see my finished project towards the end of this post!

This box is intended to have a clear acetate/transparency lid so that the contents can be seen. If you don't have anything like this to use, no worries - simply substitute a piece of card stock and cut and score accordingly. If you're using card stock, you'll want to embellish the lid, probably in a manner similar to your cards (do any embellishing/adhering before folding the flaps in and adhering them to form your lid).

You will need:
card stock cut to 8 3/8" x 9 3/4"
transparency/acetate cut to 6 1/4" x 7 5/8"
paper trimmer with scoring blade
bone folder
sticky strip (or other strong adhesive)
glue dots

You'll also need this .pdf template file with cutting & scoring dimensions.

Box Bottom

Start with the 8 3/8" x 9 3/4" piece of card stock. Score at 7/8" and 1 7/8" on all four sides (Note: those fractions look funny when I preview this post. To be very clear, it reads "Score at seven-eighths and one and seven-eighths on all four sides").

Sharpen all creases with a bone folder. Hint: When making boxes or 3-D projects of any kind this step is really very important. It's the only way you'll get nice, crisp edges.

Remove the corner pieces as indicated in the pattern. Here's a quick shot (it's slightly blurry - sorry about that!):

Cut along the score lines where indicated with red on the pattern. Flip the card stock over and apply small pieces of sticky strip or glue dots on the reverse side of the little flaps that you just cut (you're looking at the bottom of the box):

Turn your card stock back over and apply sticky strip as pictured below. You're now looking at the inside of the box. Hint: If you wanted to stamp the bottom of your box with a "hand stamped by" stamp, now's the time, while it's still flat!

 

Remove the liner from the sticky strip on the little flaps. Fold them in and adhere them to the inside of the long sides of the box as shown:

Remove the liner from the sticky strip on the long sides of the boxes. Carefully fold them in and press firmly to adhere. Hint: I set the box on its side and used the tip of the bone folder to firmly rub the flap - this ensures a 'good stick'. Now your little flaps from the previous step should be covered, for a nice clean look.

Repeat the step above for the two short ends of the box. Your box bottom is now complete.

Box Top

• Cut a 6 1/4" x 7 5/8" piece of acetate or transparency.

• Score at 7/8" on all four sides. Carefully sharpen the creases with a bone folder.

• Cut along the score lines where indicated on the pattern.

• Turn your lid so that the top of the lid is facing up. Place adhesive (if working with a transparency or acetate, your adhesive must be clear: a small piece of sticky strip or a glue dot) on the small flaps that you just cut in the previous step. Sorry - no photo here - it's too hard to photograph clear adhesive on a clear lid!

• Turn the lid top-side down. Adhere the little flaps to the inside of the long sides of the lid. Your lid is complete!

Now place your cards and envelopes into the box. If desired, place a ribbon around the box to hold it closed.

Here's a shot of one of the cards:

This card was CASEd from page 81 of the previous Stampin' Up! catalog - the Spring/Summer 2009 Idea Book & Catalog. I kept the same layout, but changed up the papers and colors. I used the versatile Friends 24/7 Stamp Set (#113218). The Rose Red patterned paper is from the brand new Thoroughly Modern Designer Series Paper Pack (#115673). The bird and sentiment are popped up on dimensionals - here's a closer look:

Still with me? Here are instructions you can use to determine the dimensions for a box of any size:

Measure what you want to enclose in a box: width, length and height. If you will be boxing cards and envelopes, make sure that you are measuring the width and length of the envelopes, as they are slightly larger than the cards! And yes, I'm speaking from experience here!

Using the example of my box above, here's how to determine the size and score lines of the box bottom:

My envelopes measure 4 3/8" x 5 3/4".

1. Add 1/4" in both directions for a nice comfortable fit. The size of the actual bottom of my box is 4 5/8" x 6".

2. My box needed to be 1" tall. Subtract 1/8" from that to determine the width of my fold-down layer - that's 7/8". Remember the two score lines on the box bottom? The first score line is to fold down, the second score line is for the actual side (height) of the box. The layer that folds down needs to be slightly smaller than the side of the box.

3. Add the fold-down layer to the desired height. That's 1" + 7/8" added to BOTH sides of the length and BOTH sides of the width. Sketch it out - it helps!

4. For the length, add 5 3/4 + 1 7/8 + 1 7/8. Converting your fractions, that's 5 6/8 + 1 7/8 + 1 7/8.

5. For the width, add 4 3/8 + 1 7/8 + 1 7/8.

6. This will give you the size that you cut your card stock to. The height and fold-down layer numbers determined in step #2 above give you your scoring measurements. Score the fold-down layer first (7/8"), then the actual side of the box (7/8" + 1"). Score at these measurements on all four sides.

7. Cut the corners away and snip along the score line as in the pattern provided above. Assemble & adhere as above.

Using the example of my box above, here's how to determine the size and score lines of the box top:

1. Start with the dimensions of your box bottom. Again, using my example above, my box bottom (assembled) measures 4 5/8" x 6".

2. The lid should be slightly smaller than the bottom for a nice fit. Subtract 1/8" from both the length and width. The top of my box should measure 4 4/8" x 5 7/8".

3. The sides of your lid should be slightly less than the height of your box. My box is 1" high. Subtract 1/8" inch - the sides of my lid need to be 7/8".

4. Add the side measurement two times to both the length and width of the lid: For the length, add 5 7/8" + 7/8" + 7/8". To determine the width, it's 4 4/8" + 7/8" + 7/8". This will give you the size (length and width) of the acetate or card stock that you're using for the lid.

5. Score in at the measurement of the sides of your box lid - here, 7/8". Score on all four sides. Sharpen score lines and snip along score lines where indicated on the pattern. Assemble as above.

That's it! Not so difficult, just a little tedious with the measuring and arithmetic. I highly recommend sketching out your box and lid (with measurements). I also suggest you try out your box on a piece of scrap/copier/printer paper first. Try fitting your contents into the test box. Do the same with the lid and make sure that the lid fits easily into the box bottom. Have fun, and happy crafting!

Stampin' Up! Deal of the Week - Styled Vanilla Hodgepodge Hardware

Don't miss this week's Deal of the Week from Stampin' Up! - Styled Vanilla Hodgepodge Hardware (#112454). Usually priced at $29.99, you can get it this week for just $18.99!

That's a savings of more than 30%! Grab this great selection of hardware for your papercrafting needs at this low price until Monday, July 27 at 11:50 AM Eastern Time. The hardware contains etched designs on brads & accents that coordinate with several of our punches. Each kit contains approximately 100 embellishments & 100 3/16" brads.   

To order your Styled Vanilla Hodgepodge Hardware, all you have to do is:

visit my Stampin' Up! website
click Shop Now in the upper right corner
enter item #112454

Lattice Card - Again!

While I was making the Stained Glass card that I posted yesterday, I was playing around with the resulting Lattice die cuts and found that if you layer them, you get a great starburst or flower shape. It's pretty large, so you'll need a big card. It would also be fabulous for a scrabook journaling block or to hold a circular photo - just think of the possibilities!

Where did I get the inspiration for this particular card? I decided to participate in an Etsy challenge. Someone selects an Etsy store, this time it's The Daily Pincushion. The challenge is to choose an item in the store to use as inspiration for your project. The Daily Pincushion features beautiful handmade pincushions - there's some real eye candy over there, and you're sure to find something to inspire you! The inspiration item that I selected is pictured to the left. You can click on it for a larger view. Thanks to my stamping friend Jackie for turning me on to this fun challenge!

Here are some quick details on the card: I used the Big Shot to cut the Lattice shapes and for the scalloped circle. The Circle Scissors Plus was used to cut the Vanilla circle. The small flower images were stamped in Ruby Red with the smallest flower from the new Greenhouse Garden (#113824) stamp set - a great two-step stamping set! I used the Stamp-A-Ma-Jig to line up the black detail images on the flowers. I used a white gel pen to mimic the white dots (French knots?) on the inspiration pincushion.

I've got another Lattice Starburst in the works for a scrapbooking page. Be sure to come back in a few days and I'll show you how to put one together - this post is long enough! (Besides, it's a beautiful day and I'm packing up to go to the lake for the afternoon!)

If you're into needlecrafting at all, the items in The Daily Pincushion Etsy shop will surely inspire you to pull out your Big Shot - just think of all the things you can make with die cut felt (Big Shots are not just for paper, ladies!)

For the whole scoop on the Etsy Challenge, visit the Heart Hugs Design blog. If you complete the challenge by July 24, there's a chance to win this lovely pincushion. Might be enough to make me start sewing!

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Recipe: (all supplies Stampin' Up!; images copyright Stampin' Up! 1990-2009):
Paper: Tempting Turquoise, Ruby Red, Very Vanilla
Ink: Basic Black
Stamps: Greenhouse Garden, Fresh Cuts (sentiment)
Accessories: Big Shot, Lattice Die, Scallop Circles Die, Circle Scissors Plus, white gel pen, Stamp-A-Ma-Jig

Stained Glass Card with Big Shot Lattice Die

I've been wanting to make this ever since I made this card for a challenge. Finally had a chance to scratch that itch! When you use the Lattice Die #115958 (available exclusively from Stampin' Up!), not only do you get a beautiful lattice die cut, but you get all of these great little cut out pieces, too!

I started by cutting 4 Lattice images. Although the Bigz dies can cut up to 8 layers of cardstock at a time, I'd recommend using 2 sheets at a time with the Lattice die. I tried all 4 at once, and my top layer was not cleanly cut in a few spots. This is likely due to the intricacy of the die.

I used the gray Lattice for the foundation of my Stained Glass piece. (I used Basic Gray as it's a softer color, but it looks black in these photos). The other Lattices are safely stowed away for another use - in this case, I was after the little cut out pieces! I came up with a color/layout scheme simply by placing the pieces in patterns until I was happy with the result. Hint: I wouldn't recommend adhering the small pieces until your pattern is set. Also, you'll find that not all of the little pieces fit exactly in the spaces where you're trying to fit them. Take your time, turn them around, or try other pieces until you get a "fit" that you're happy with.

To adhere little pieces like this, I'd recommend Tombow Mono Multi Glue #110755 on the fine dispenser end. It's actually easier if you apply the glue to the background and then place the small paper piece on top (this is what I recommend for paper piecing, as well).

Lattice Die        #115958      $21.95

To order your Lattice die, visit my Stampin' Up website, click Shop Now in the upper right corner and enter item # 115958 in the box!

Recipe: (all supplies Stampin' Up!; images copyright Stampin' Up! 1990-2009):
Paper: Ballet Blue, Pixie Pink, Gable Green, Whisper White
Ink: Basic Gray
Stamps: Teeny Tiny Wishes
Accessories: Big Shot, Lattice Die, Tombow Mono Multi, Word Window Punch, Modern Label Punch, Scalloped Border Punch        

Baby Boy Card

If you caught the pictures for my upcoming two-page baby layout scrapbooking class, or saw my progressive scrapbook pages, you know that I've been playing with Nursery Necessities (# 113506) recently. It's not a stamp set that's new to this catalog, but it's new to me! While it was out on my table I made a few baby cards. Here's one (well, two) that I'd like to share today:

Version 1:

But then I noticed the Bashful Blue Striped Grosgrain ribbon that was out on my desk. I had been preparing my Ribbon Shares for shipment, and my ribbons were still out. I also remembered how nicely the striped grosgrain ties. Here's a second version:

I like this version much better, and much prefer the knot. What do you think?

I still have shares available in my ribbon share. Currently, I'm running shares for Stampin' Up!'s  In Color ribbons striped grosgrain ribbons. Check out the details here and let me know if you'd like one or more!

Recipe: (all supplies Stampin' Up!; images copyright Stampin' Up! 1990-2009):
Paper: Bashful Blue, Whisper White
Ink: Brocade Blue, So Saffron, Certainly Celery
Stamps: Nursery Necessities
Accessories: Big Shot, Polka Dot Texturz plate, Bashful Blue Striped Grosgrain Ribbon, Rich Regals Brad, dimensionals

Join Stampin' Up! for $85 or Get Free In Color Products!

What an exciting day! How'd you like to earn some extra cash while sharing what you love? Better yet, how'd you like a great deal to get started? From July 15-August 31, 2009, you can start your own Stampin' Up! business for just $85! I'd love to have you join my dynamic team!

The special, limited-time Mini Starter Kit contains many of the items you need to get started in your new business, including

• For All You Do stamp set
• In Color Classic Stampin' Pads (6)
• Whisper White card stock (8-1/2" x 11")
• In Color assorted card stock (8-1/2" x 11")
• Business forms and tools

Or if you want to buy the standard $199 Starter Kit, in addition to the supplies listed below, you'll get all six of the new In Color Classic Stampin' Pads and one pack of In Color assorted card stock (8-1/2" x 11")--a $43 value! The standard Starter Kit includes

• Five stamp sets
• A Stampin' Around wheel, handle, and ink cartridge
• Stampin' Pastels
• Card stock
• Eastern Blooms Décor Elements and applicator tool
• Five Classic Stampin' Pads
• VersaMark Pad
• Stampin' Scrub and Mist
• Blender pens
• SNAIL 
• Business forms and tools

For more details about the benefits of joining my team, and specifics on how to sign up, click here. I'm just an email or phone call away, so feel free to contact me as well!

Scrapbooking Class in Morris County NJ

Are you ready to start scrapbooking those baby pictures? I've got the perfect class for you! And it's FREE, with the purchase of the Moments & Milestones Simply Scrappin' Kit! You'll make this great, two-page layout using supplies from your kit, and you'll have the rest of the kit to use at home. Simply Scrappin' Kits contain:

• 3 sheets each of two different two-sided patterned paper
• 2 sheets each of 4 different 12x12" textured card stock
• 6 sheets of self-adhesive die cuts to use as embellishments or journaling blocks

Cost of the Moments & Milestones Simply Scrappin' Kit (with S&H and NJ tax): $23.48
Getting a start on scrapbooking those baby pictures: PRICELESS

This is a "crop & drop" class - we'll prepare the layout, and you add your pictures at home. I've recently met with a bunch of new moms (hi ladies!), so I'll extend a special offer for new scrapbookers: if you attend my class or purchase the to-go kit, I'll extend a 10% discount on the paper trimmer and SNAIL adhesive. See below for more info.

Dates:      Wednesday, August 5, 2009 9:30 - 11:30 AM
               Thursday August 6, 2009, 7:30 - 9:30 PM
Location:  83 Windsor Drive, Pine Brook
RSVP:       YOU MUST RSVP AND PREPAY BY MONDAY, JULY 20! That's when I'll be ordering the kits. You may pay by cash, check, Visa, MasterCard or PayPal. Contact me directly for credit card payments.

Act fast! You've got plenty of time to go through your pictures, but you need to hold your spot & order your kit by Monday, July 20. You can use the PayPal links below, or contact me with credit card information. Cash & check payments also accepted. Product information below. I'm offering a long distance class kit for those unable to attend or who are too far away. Scroll down a bit for the long distance information.

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When you order the Moments & Milestones Simply Scrappin' Kit from me, I will send you instructions with plenty of color photos on how to make the 2 page layout - automatically - no need for you to do anything. This offer is good until August 31, 2009.

Other than the Simply Scrappin' Kit, materials used are:

Nursery Necessities (#113506) $31.95
Nursery Letters Jumbo Wheel (#111258), $8.50
Stampin' Around Jumbo Handle (#103661), $ 5.95 (optional)
Uninked Jumbo Cartridge (#103678), $7.50 (optional)
Certainly Celery Classic Ink Refill (#105230), $2.95 (optional)
So Saffron Classic Stampin' Pad (#105213), $5.95
Certainly Celery Classic Stampin' Pad (#105217), $5.95
Tempting Turquoise Classic Stampin' Pad (#100814), $5.95
Large Star Punch (#110710), $15.95 (optional)
Star Punch (109045), $10.95 (optional)
Stampin' Dimensionals (#104430), $3.95
miscellaneous card stock: Tempting Turquoise, So Saffron, Certainly Celery & Whisper White 12x12"

You can use the Nursery Necessities stamp set as designed, or substitute something similar that you already own. If you don't have or don't wish to purchase the Nursery Letters Wheel & associated supplies (Jumbo Handle, Uninked Cartridge, Certainly Celery refill), my written instructions will provide an alternate layout to replace the lettered strip across the bottom of the pages.

You may purchase, inclusive of shipping, an extra kit containing the miscellaneous card stock listed above, sufficient for the layout, punched stars and So Saffron brads (for alternate layout not using the wheeled lettered strip) for just $7.00.

Order your add-on kit:

The Simply Scrappin' Kit will ship directly to you from Stampin' Up!, I will mail the add-on kit to you separately.

To order your kit online:

• Visit my Stampin' Up! website
• Click Shop Now in the upper right corner
• Enter item # 115694 for the Moments & Milestones Simply Scrappin' Kit

If you'd like to order the Paper Cutter & SNAIL at the discounted price I offered, you must contact me directly with your order. Ordering through my SU website won't afford you the discount.

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Moments & Milestones Simpy Scrappin' Kit (#115694), $19.95

 

Paper Cutter (#104152), $24.95 (10% discount offered for new scrappers taking my class)

 

SNAIL Adhesive (#104332), $6.95 (10% discount offered for new scrappers taking my class)

 

Nursery Necessities Stamp Set (#113506) $31.95

Color Challenge Card

Another quick post for today - I decided at the last minute to participate in the Color Challenge (CC227) over at Splitcoaststampers.com. I rushed to get it done while I still had good lighting to take a photo, and here it is!

The challenge was to use Lavender Lace, Barely Banana, Going Gray, Basic Black and Whisper White. I didn't incorporate the Gray, but I got all of the other colors. I love the stained glass look I was able to get with the new Lattice Bigz die (#115958, $21.95) for the Big Shot. It's another die that's available exclusively through Stampin' Up! I just knew I'd love using this as soon as I saw it!

I got the effect of stained glass by cutting black and lavender paper with the Lattice die. I then used just the little diamond shapes from the lavender paper. These would have ended up in the trash normally! Now I've got a nice Lavender Lace Lattice shape to use another time (sounds like there's a tongue twister in there)!

Flower image is from the Greenhouse Garden set - I posted a card with this set earlier today. It's a two-step stamping set. I stamped the main flower image with Lavender Lace ink that had been stamped off (Stamping Off - a technique where you ink up a stamp, stamp it on a scrap paper, and then on your main image paper for a lighter look). I then stamped the 'outline' image in full strength Lavender Lace. Cut it out carefully and popped it up on a dimensional.

The sentiment is from the Teeny Tiny Wishes set.

Recipe (all supplies Stampin' Up!; images copyright Stampin' Up! 1990-2009):
Paper: Lavender Lace, Barely Banana, Basic Black, Whisper White
Ink: Basic Black
Stamps: Teeny Tiny Wish
Accessories: Big Shot, Lattice Die, Whisper White taffeta ribbon, Horizontal Slot punch, Word Window Punch, Modern Label Punch, dimensional