The True Love Designer Series Paper is one of my favorites. It’s all black and white and is so classy. I made these Double Gate Fun Fold cards using it.
My husband has countless Hawaiian shirts, so this new kit from Svgcuts.com came at a great time! We call him the Big Kahuna! If you like this shirt check out the kit called Summer Holiday. It's awesome! Isn't this card cute!! I made this using the Fruity Fiesta Kit, another awesome kit from Svgcuts.com. These kits make me look good.
This masculine fun fold class is invigorating fun! Let Sharon Armstrong teach you how to make awesome cards for the men in your life.
The other day I received an email from one of my team members Tracey Frith with a photo of the card she made for her brother. I laughed out loud ... Read More about Humorous Masculine Card
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Another of my favorite Christmas cards was this fun record player: Isn't it just the cutest??? I would love to take credit for using the die-cut pieces from My Favorite Things' Turntable dies to create this fun fold card--complete with a pocket/sleeve to hold a second "vinyl" record, but this project was CASE'd from Stephanie Klauck, whose tutorial can be viewed HERE. I made several of these cards. They were all made pretty much the same with ever so slight changes to some. There wasn't a good space for writing a message or signing the card, so I used the space on the back of the spare record (in the sleeve/pocket) for this purpose. The outside of the card was kept very simple. You can't tell from the photo, but a Wink of Stella clear glitter brush was used to outline the snowman and the snowy lines on the ground.
Thank you for joining us for the Crazy Crafters April Blog Hop. This months theme is Masculine cards! We hope you enjoy our virtual hop where you will either learn great techniques for your paper crafting projects or just a chance to enjoy each of the ladies lovely creations! You should have just left stop number 8 on the Crazy Crafters Hop - Sarah Rae Oakes at Stampin'Up! With Sarah If so, you are in the right spot. If you get off track, the full blog lineup below will help you move along from blog to blog so you see all of the amazing creations. This is my project for the hop: First you need to stamp "Hardwood" background in Early Espresso on both sides of a piece of Very Vanilla card stock, then cut out a neat little door. Sponge around door and frame. Then you will need to use the smallest banner (4 of these) from the Bitty Banner framelits for the hinges. Try and line up on both sides attaching door so it can be opened. Use a Early Espresso Candy Dot or Brad for the door knob. For the inside stamp "Woodgrain" background stamp on a piece of Very Vanilla card stock. Adhere the door frame to this back ground. Stamp sentiment inside of door. Stamp sentiment and die cut for front door. Here is the full list of Blog Hoppers! Enjoy your day! 1. Nicole Spicer at Handmade By Nicole Spicer 2. Kylie Bertucci at Craft Kylie 3. Tamie Holt at Tamie Luvs Craft2 4. Teena Maher at Stamping with Teena 5. Sue Widowik at Nigh Nigh Birdie 6. Carolina Evans at Studio Evans 7. Kate Benade 8. Sarah Rae Oakes at Stampin' Up! with Sarah 9. Angela Lorenz at Ang's Crafty Cards --- You are here 10. Petra Tailor at Tailored Craftiness 11. Karen Coulter at Stamping K Oz 12. Deborah Raymer at Debzhouse Stamping 13. Michelle Mills at Hello Day Cards Thanks for visiting my blog Angela List of products used Woodgrain $24.95 Hardwood $24.95 Just Sayin' $37.95 Word Bubbles Framelits Dies $42.95 Bitty Banners Framelits Die $25.95 Delightful Dozen - Clear-Mount Stamp $45.95 Early Espresso Classic Stampin' Pad $9.95 Sahara Sand Classic Stampin' Pad $9.95 Very Vanilla A4 Card Stock $14.95 Early Espresso A4 Card Stock $11.95
Only the BEST Happy Birthday Wishes were collected in this amazing list of fun birthday messages. What to write in a birthday card, heartfelt, simple, funny,
***PLEASE READ: This shop is located in the UK and severe postal delays are in effect due to Royal Mail strikes & Christmas post backlogs - Please check shop announcement for Royal Mail strike info. I post orders Mon, Weds & Fri and once they have been posted it is out of my control, so order at your own risk 😢! UK orders may take 10+ working days to arrive and US/CAN orders 30-40 days. I am unable to claim for lost or delayed orders until 10 days past the due delivery date for UK orders and 25 days past the due delivery date for US/CAN orders. Thank you for understanding! ❤️️ Gillian The perfect bicycle birthday card for the cycling enthusiast in your life, be they a cycliste-très-chic who pedals about town on their vintage bicyclette in a billowing scarf and a baguette in the front basket, or a full-on MAMIL (middle-aged man in lycra). Available with a patterned pale blue or white background, or a plain cream background. Please state your choice at checkout. Blank inside for your own personal message and includes an attractively textured kraft envelope. I am also happy to print a personalised message inside your card and send it directly to a recipient on your behalf. To purchase this option, please select "Message Inside" from the dropdown menu and type your desired message in the personalisation box. * Please note, if this option has not been selected I will not be able to add a greeting inside your card. ** By default, I assume that personalised cards are being sent directly to the recipient and will be packaged accordingly (no cello sleeve and card placed directly into kraft envelope). If you would like a personalised card to be sent to the BUYER instead (card and kraft envelope in cello sleeve, posted in board-backed mailer), please let me know in the personalisation box. *** Unfortunately at this time I am not able to customise the front of cards, as they are professionally printed. Our cards are illustrated and hand-lettered in our Winchester studio. We aim to be as eco-friendly as possible! Our notecards are printed in small batches at a local, independent print shop in small batches onto FSC-certified, luxuriously thick cardstock. All trimming, scoring, folding and packaging is done by hand in our Winchester studio. Measurements: Card measures approximately 15 x 10.5 cm when folded (A6 or 5.92 x 4.1") Please pay careful attention to delivery times for your region. UK 1st class orders generally take 1-2 working days and 2nd class 2-3 working days, however Royal Mail does not consider post to be lost until 10 WORKING DAYS have passed since the due delivery date - so 2nd class may take 13 working days. While many International (US/CAN) orders arrive within 2 weeks, many take 30-40+ working days to arrive and I cannot make a claim for lost post until 25 working days have passed since the due delivery date. Check out our other products at www.owhatafeeling.etsy.com We ❤︎ social media! Follow us @owhatafeeling on Instagram and Facebook for studio news and a sneak peek at our design process! We welcome wholesale enquiries from retailers of all shapes and sizes! Please visit our website www.owhatafeeling.com/stockists for more information. Thank you for supporting my small business and allowing me to do what I love for a living! © O What A Feeling. All Rights Reserved
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I knocked it out of the park with today's clean and simple cards. If you need cards for the guys or the girls, these 5 minute DIY cards are perfect for you.
"Chews a Good Book!" bulletin board with gumball machine. The gumballs are children's book covers. You can't see it good in the bulletin board picture, and I hadn't added it yet in this picture, but I trimmed a "Stinky Cheese Man" gumball to look like it was coming out of the dispenser. Here is the template I used for the gumball machine: I printed out pictures of different children's books and used a 1 1/2 inch hole punch to cut out the gumballs. And the font used was Daldes-Light.
This Birthday card measures 5.5 by 4.25 inches and comes with an envelope in a cellophane bag.
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Thank you for the overwhelming response to this post! If you're interested in holiday themed dates and activities, check out unromantic date night ideas just in time for Valentine's Day! My lovely sister and her husband celebrate their one year anniversary this year. How to celebrate? Well, with a year's worth of date nights, of course. The idea here is that everything needed for each date is included in the box. I made a binder (see below) that acted as the guide to the date night box. Each month they will pick one of the dates, read through the directions found in the binder, and open any accessories marked with that number. I wanted the gift to be all-inclusive so I did my best to include everything they could possibly need for that date. And of course I tried to find new and different ideas. The binder has twelve tabs, one for each month. While I did my best to vary the dates and put them in a logical order they are not sequential. Hence the numbered, rather than monthly, labels. Each tab starts out with a page of directions that describe what they need and will do. Following the directions are checklists, score-cards, etc. You can find all of the documents below. Date Night rules: One date per month. No matter what. Even if you’re busy, even if you move. You must do a date each month; no more, no less. The date (as in day of the month) on which you plan your date (as in the fun thing where you do something special together) is up to you. Some of these activities are great for a weeknight and others lend themselves to a Saturday morning. You decide! You must report back. We need a short note via email or phone call with details about what you did and how it went. Pictures are also required. Ideally you’d take one per date to make a mini series. Anything that allows you to document each of the twelve dates will work. The dates are not in sequential order. Switch things around if you need. Only open the boxes, envelopes and other strangely wrapped accessories only when you’re going on that date. The write- ups provide as much information as you need ahead of time. No peeking! Here's the assortment of boxes and envelopes. I used a mismatch of tissue paper, ribbons, wrapping paper and butcher paper because it's what I had around the house. Somehow everything fit perfectly into this box we had around the house. I actually like the way it turned out! All documents are available via Google Drive. If you want to make changes, click "file," "make a copy," and save it into your drive. If you don't have or use Google Drive you can still download the file and edit that way. Below are the lists of items I included with each date. I tried to choose accompanying objects that would be light and easy to pack (ie a box of pudding mix). If you have more flexibility in packing and transporting you can make changes accordingly. Just remember to avoid anything that can't last a year in a box :) The template and any other documents or lists were printed, hole punched and included in the binder. Other items were wrapped and labeled (see pictures above). Month 1: Picnic Template (Picnic) List of local parks Cloud Sketches Sheet Oversized pencils Two brown lunch bags Plasticware sets Month 2: Game Night Template (Game Night) Score Card A box of pudding Winner prize (packet of smartees) Consolation prize (dum dum lollipop) Month 3: Create- A- Date Template (Create-A-Date) Two mini canvases Month 4: Iron Chef Template (Iron Chef) Score Card $20 (in two $10 bills) Index card with a secret ingredient written on it Month 5: Puzzle Race Template (Puzzle Race) Two puzzles Winner prize (temporary tattoos) Month 6: Ice Cream Creations Template (Ice Cream Creations) Month 7: Breakfast in Bed Template (Breakfast in Bed) Mini jar of jam Story/ passage/ talk/ lesson/ book Month 8: Mall Scavenger Hunt Template (Mall Scavenger Hunt) Checklist Stickers to check items off the list Month 9: Fort Template (Fort) YouTube Playlist Huge lollipops Month 10: Library Trip Template (Library Trip) Bubblegum Bouncy balls Month 11: Cosmic Bowling Template (Cosmic Bowling) Bowling Rules Glowsticks Bag of M&Ms (pretzel, of course!) Month 12: Dinner Out Template (Dinner Out) Discussion Questions Restaurant gift card I had a lot of fun putting this together. I hope you will too! Credits: Diva Girl Parties for the Mall Rat Scavenger Hunt idea, Komunitni centrum Motylek for the Puzzle Race photo, We Love Being Moms for the Fort photo and GetRealGurls Nutrition for the Mall photo.
