Wednesday, April 16, 2014

Moo Card with "Party Day"

Hi, it's Joan and today I'd like to share a birthday card I made using Crate Paper's "Party Day" collection.
First, I made three Moo cards. What is a Moo card? It's a small card, 1 1/8" by 2 3/4" in size.
I made my Moos by cutting white cardstock and yellow CP paper to size and then glueing the paper to the cardstock. The edges were inked with Burnt Sienna chalk ink. I then added elements from the Party Day embellishment sheet to each Moo with pop dots. The word "Smile" is from KaiserCraft's "Tea Break" sticker sheet.
The Moos were spaced across the card. I added twine from my stash and pop dotted the Happy Birthday sticker on top.
The Moos were fun to make - Crate Paper's birthday embellishments were the perfect additions!
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Tuesday, April 15, 2014

Dream big card


Hi all, happy tuesday!!! Jen t. Here.  i am stopping by to share with you another 4 x 6 card i made using the moxxie childs play collection. Let me just say that i had a ton of fun with this collection! So for this card, i used the red paper from the collection and embossed it with a star embossing folder i had. i lightly inked the edged with white ink. Then, i picked out a few of the shaped die-cuts that are double-sided btw and used the pattern side of each .i then put the sticker frame from the sticker sheet and then pop-dotted the joy diecut in the center but i didnt want to use the word joy so, i added the tree sticker over top. Then, on the oval diecut i added a dream big rub- on that i found in my stash and finished it off with my diy enamal dots ,twine and taped it to a kraft card base. Happy creating. And don't forget to always dream big! :) jen t. 








What i used: 

Moxxie childs play die-cuts,stickers,and red paper
Foam pop-dots
Diy enamel dots
Scotch atg gun 
Star embossing folder
Stampin -up white craft ink 



          



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Friday, April 11, 2014

Chocolate by Ange Weisbeck

 Hello Speedy Scrappers!
It's Friday, the weekend is here! What's on your scrappy list for this weekend?
I'm working on pictures from last Easter. Which made me want to pull out this fun Spring Has Sprung line from Moxxie. I love it because it makes me think of chocolate. :)


 This is the same little sweetie that you saw last week sucking on the chocolate syrup bottle. I'm telling you, he has a major thing for chocolate. Which is a little bit funny because my older son doesn't really like it.


This line doesn't exactly scream boy, but this just shows you that you can do whatever makes you happy. I "dirtied" my background with brown mist splatter and inked all my paper edges with Vintage Photo distress ink. These chevrons were a border sticker that I cut apart and then adhered with foam dots to pop them off the page.


One of my favorite things to do to my photos is sand the edges a bit. Gives it a really cool look and here I added ink around the edges too. I also popped my photos off the page.


Here I used different alphas and the large & sign to have a bold title. (great way to use up alphas too!) Chocolate is Moxxie's brown rub-on alpha, I outlined them with a brown marker to help them stand out more.

You can find this awesome line in store!
Come share your Easter projects with us on the facebook page!!
:)Ange

Thursday, April 10, 2014

Easter Wreath

Easter Wreath, a Crate Paper Project by Allie Gower




Directions:

  1. Die cut all pieces.
  2. Leaves - crinkle and curl leaves. Coat with Gooesebumps Shimmer Texture and let dry. Sponge on Cactus Green StazOn ink. Adhere to wreath base.
  3. Flowers - slightly curl leaves and ink with Radiant Neon Electric Pink ink. Fold up centers and attach. Adhere flowers to wreath base.
  4. Eggs - curl pieces and assemble eggs. Adhere to wreath base.


Supplies:

Crate Paper - selections from the Little Bo Peep Line
Green, Yellow and White Cardstock
Imagine Crafts/Tsukineko - "Cactus Green" Stazon, "Electric Pink" Radiant Neon ink, "Shimmer Texture" Goosebumps Dauber
Adhesive (Adtech Hot Glue)
Digital Cutting File: 3d Paper Egg Wreath (Jamie Lane Designs)

(Tools - Scissors, Trimmer, Scoring Tool, Stylus, Cameo, Hot Glue)


Wednesday, April 9, 2014

Our Little Easter Bunny

Hi, it's Joan. Today I am sharing a scrapbook page I made about my great-niece, Aria. I used papers from KaiserCraft's "Tea Break" collection. The papers were perfect for this page, since Aria's middle name is Rose.

I fussy cut roses from the paper and also die cut flower bunches from coordinating papers in the line. I inked the edges of the roses and leaves with brown chalk ink. I punched two of the roses at the top in a scallop shape, instead of fussy cutting them. The photo was matted on the green rose paper.

The white cardstock was misted using Heidi Swapp's gold lame Color Shine spray. The page was backed with a piece of green cardstock. The pink flower button, chipboard heart, Love ticket and Thickers were from my stash.

The papers in the "Tea Break" collection are so pretty and feminine - I loved using them on this page!

Monday, April 7, 2014

Free 2 B me Paperbag picture book

Hi all, jen t here,  happy day!! I want to share with you a paperbag picture book for my ds.  I folded two bags then covered with papers, diecuts, and stickers . Left a flap for a pocket and glued all other layers and openings to make it nice and thick.( see pics below of what i used)  make sure you check out the speedy scrappers store to get your supplies. have a great day and happy creating!  jen t.













What i used: 
Moxxie childs play papers, stickers and diecut 
Pop dots
Zip dry adhesive
Elmers tape runner
Red chalk ink
Martha stewart twine
2 lunch size paper bags  











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Friday, April 4, 2014

More Chocolate plz! w/ Ange

 Hello! 
Today I have this super fun collection that you can find at the Speedy Scrappers store!


Little Boy Blue by Crate Paper
This is the layout I made with it:


My cute little guy has one serious sweet tooth. These photos were taken after I caught him sucking on the chocolate syrup from the fridge, little stinker. But he was so cute, signing "more" and asking please with that cheesy little grin!


This set comes with a lot of patterns, 2 6x12 sticker sheets and 1 12x12 die-cut sheet, so I had a lot to work with. I cut and layered a couple of patterns under the photos and then added some strips of these adorable little ducks along the top and bottom of the layout.


 I'm big on inking, so I did that with a nice bold blue to really bring out the edges, then layered more die-cuts and stickers under the photo edges and along pp borders and added a bit of pen stitching to a couple to make them pop. I happen to have this fun red Crate Paper alpha in my stash, so I used it for a large title and added the other words in smaller fonts.


I added a bit of stitching with blue twine to soften the hard lines a bit and go along with the twine I was adding to my journaling tag.


The journaling is tucked behind the middle photo, but it's on the back of this cute little card. Since my journaling was hidden I decided to add some words to the photos, so you get a gist of what's happening before you pull it out to read. Here's another look at the layout:


Swing by the store and get this cute Little Boy Blue line. You can also find us here and on facebook. Have fun scrapping! 
:)Ange

Thursday, April 3, 2014

This Purse has Moxxie

Easter Purse Card by Allie Gower





Directions:

  1. Die cut pieces and ink edges.
  2. Assemble card and envelope.
  3. Embellish card and envelope with pearls.
  4. Tie together wire, jute and twine. Hot glue to card.
  5. Add Moxxie bunny, sticker and flowers, rhinestones.
  6. Add die cut sentiment to interior.

Supplies Used:

Moxxie "Spring has Sprung" Paper, Stickers and Die Cuts
Pink Cardstock
Imagine Crafts/Tsukineko Memento Dye Ink (Toffee Crunch and Teal Zeal)
Adhesive (Hot Glue, ThermoWeb iCraft Tape)
Jute, Twine, Floral Wire (Craft Supply)
Flowers (Prima, Wild Orchid)
Rhinestones (Want2Scrap)
Digital Cutting File: Purse Card/Envelope Set Round - Samantha Walker

(Tools - Scissors, Trimmer, Wire Cutter, Hot Glue Gun) 

Wednesday, April 2, 2014

Sweet 16

This scrapbook page is about my daughter and her 16th birthday. She and I spent many hours searching stores for the only thing she wanted - a pair of Wellies! They were not as popular then and hard to find. We finally found a cute pink pair!

I used papers from Kaiser Craft's "Tea Break" and Crate Paper's "Party Day" collections to create my page. The hot air balloon, Birthday Girl tag, label and small letter stickers are from the Party Day pack.

The heart Flair, arrow and black Thickers are from my stash. I typed the journaling, cut it into strips and inked the edges.

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Tuesday, April 1, 2014

Let's roll! Birthday card

Hi all, happy tuesday! Jen t. here. I want to share with you a 6 x 6 card i made using the moxxie child's play collection. I first used the blue paper to make the card base then i fussy-cut the kite with cloud out of one of the patterned papers. Secondly, i fussy cut the "mountain" out of another patterned paper and a piece of the striped patterned paper to be the "road". Lastly,i added the flourish , let's roll  from the moxxie sticker sheet , puffy card stickers and number 2 ( from my stash) . For the inside, i used one of the diecut frames and stickers from my stash to spell happy birthday. Thanks for stopping by and happy creating!  Jen t. 










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