Hello, a quick post and lots of pictures today to share with you two vintage ephemera folios I've made. I followed a tutorial on how to make this kind of folio on OakHouseJournals YouTube channel. Here's a link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkUpOaecQPQ&t The base of both folios is a piece of kraft cardstock. The first label/ephemera folio is collaged using papers from Craft O Clock called: vintage bisou. The sleeve is a piece of baking paper. This folio contains journaling cards, labels and tags, two vellum bags, some printables from Artymaze and a few labels from Tracy Fox. The second folio I decorated with vintage French ephemera scraps I bought at a French Etsy store. The sleeve is a tea dyed wrinkled piece of copy paper, collaged with scraps. This folio holds labels and (handmade) tags, tickets, some Tracy Fox labels and authentic vintage French ephemera. I like how they turned out but the second one is my favourite. Thanks so much for stopping by. Hugs, Henriëtte.
It’s fall y’all! I love the Blackberry Beauty Suite for making fall cards. The gilded designer series paper, the lasercut printed elements in the ephemera pack. It’s all perfect! …
Hello, a quick post and lots of pictures today to share with you two vintage ephemera folios I've made. I followed a tutorial on how to make this kind of folio on OakHouseJournals YouTube channel. Here's a link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkUpOaecQPQ&t The base of both folios is a piece of kraft cardstock. The first label/ephemera folio is collaged using papers from Craft O Clock called: vintage bisou. The sleeve is a piece of baking paper. This folio contains journaling cards, labels and tags, two vellum bags, some printables from Artymaze and a few labels from Tracy Fox. The second folio I decorated with vintage French ephemera scraps I bought at a French Etsy store. The sleeve is a tea dyed wrinkled piece of copy paper, collaged with scraps. This folio holds labels and (handmade) tags, tickets, some Tracy Fox labels and authentic vintage French ephemera. I like how they turned out but the second one is my favourite. Thanks so much for stopping by. Hugs, Henriëtte.
Hello, a quick post and lots of pictures today to share with you two vintage ephemera folios I've made. I followed a tutorial on how to make this kind of folio on OakHouseJournals YouTube channel. Here's a link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkUpOaecQPQ&t The base of both folios is a piece of kraft cardstock. The first label/ephemera folio is collaged using papers from Craft O Clock called: vintage bisou. The sleeve is a piece of baking paper. This folio contains journaling cards, labels and tags, two vellum bags, some printables from Artymaze and a few labels from Tracy Fox. The second folio I decorated with vintage French ephemera scraps I bought at a French Etsy store. The sleeve is a tea dyed wrinkled piece of copy paper, collaged with scraps. This folio holds labels and (handmade) tags, tickets, some Tracy Fox labels and authentic vintage French ephemera. I like how they turned out but the second one is my favourite. Thanks so much for stopping by. Hugs, Henriëtte.
Good morning and welcome to another fun week of sketchy fun at CAS(E) this Sketch! We have another awesome challenge for you this week and we hope you had a blast with our challenge last week. We can't wait to check out all your creations. Have fun this week and we hope our creations inspire you to get creating! Here's the sketch for the week: Hannelie Michele Ferguson Jen Mitchell Michelle Williams Betty J. Michelle Leone Donna Mikasa Leigh Penner Alice Wertz Chrissy Larson Aren't they amazing! Have fun with this challenge and let the CAS(E)-ing begin! Check back Saturday for the winners from our last challenge! Important: Before you create and submit your card please read the instructions on the How to Play page. Blogger Users: We LOVE to leave comments on as many of our player's submissions as possible, so PLEASE change your "Show Word Verification" setting to NO. (Unfortunately, this setting is on YES by default.) Thank you. We have a CAS(E) this Sketch Facebook page so you can quickly check on what's going on with our challenge. Please stop by to say hi and LIKE us while you're there! The InLinkz will close at 9 a.m. EST on Thursday, May 11th. The new challenge will begin an hour later. We'll announce the winners at 9 a.m. EST on Saturday, May 13th. To play along add your cards to the InLinkz below. An InLinkz Link-up
I needed a few quick thank you cards for the end of the school year (bus drivers, teachers, etc) and I pulled out the Mix & Match Ephemera Packs and Cards & Envelopes to make a couple of ca…
Hello, a quick post and lots of pictures today to share with you two vintage ephemera folios I've made. I followed a tutorial on how to make this kind of folio on OakHouseJournals YouTube channel. Here's a link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkUpOaecQPQ&t The base of both folios is a piece of kraft cardstock. The first label/ephemera folio is collaged using papers from Craft O Clock called: vintage bisou. The sleeve is a piece of baking paper. This folio contains journaling cards, labels and tags, two vellum bags, some printables from Artymaze and a few labels from Tracy Fox. The second folio I decorated with vintage French ephemera scraps I bought at a French Etsy store. The sleeve is a tea dyed wrinkled piece of copy paper, collaged with scraps. This folio holds labels and (handmade) tags, tickets, some Tracy Fox labels and authentic vintage French ephemera. I like how they turned out but the second one is my favourite. Thanks so much for stopping by. Hugs, Henriëtte.
Hello, a quick post and lots of pictures today to share with you two vintage ephemera folios I've made. I followed a tutorial on how to make this kind of folio on OakHouseJournals YouTube channel. Here's a link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkUpOaecQPQ&t The base of both folios is a piece of kraft cardstock. The first label/ephemera folio is collaged using papers from Craft O Clock called: vintage bisou. The sleeve is a piece of baking paper. This folio contains journaling cards, labels and tags, two vellum bags, some printables from Artymaze and a few labels from Tracy Fox. The second folio I decorated with vintage French ephemera scraps I bought at a French Etsy store. The sleeve is a tea dyed wrinkled piece of copy paper, collaged with scraps. This folio holds labels and (handmade) tags, tickets, some Tracy Fox labels and authentic vintage French ephemera. I like how they turned out but the second one is my favourite. Thanks so much for stopping by. Hugs, Henriëtte.
Hello, a quick post and lots of pictures today to share with you two vintage ephemera folios I've made. I followed a tutorial on how to make this kind of folio on OakHouseJournals YouTube channel. Here's a link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkUpOaecQPQ&t The base of both folios is a piece of kraft cardstock. The first label/ephemera folio is collaged using papers from Craft O Clock called: vintage bisou. The sleeve is a piece of baking paper. This folio contains journaling cards, labels and tags, two vellum bags, some printables from Artymaze and a few labels from Tracy Fox. The second folio I decorated with vintage French ephemera scraps I bought at a French Etsy store. The sleeve is a tea dyed wrinkled piece of copy paper, collaged with scraps. This folio holds labels and (handmade) tags, tickets, some Tracy Fox labels and authentic vintage French ephemera. I like how they turned out but the second one is my favourite. Thanks so much for stopping by. Hugs, Henriëtte.
Hello, a quick post and lots of pictures today to share with you two vintage ephemera folios I've made. I followed a tutorial on how to make this kind of folio on OakHouseJournals YouTube channel. Here's a link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkUpOaecQPQ&t The base of both folios is a piece of kraft cardstock. The first label/ephemera folio is collaged using papers from Craft O Clock called: vintage bisou. The sleeve is a piece of baking paper. This folio contains journaling cards, labels and tags, two vellum bags, some printables from Artymaze and a few labels from Tracy Fox. The second folio I decorated with vintage French ephemera scraps I bought at a French Etsy store. The sleeve is a tea dyed wrinkled piece of copy paper, collaged with scraps. This folio holds labels and (handmade) tags, tickets, some Tracy Fox labels and authentic vintage French ephemera. I like how they turned out but the second one is my favourite. Thanks so much for stopping by. Hugs, Henriëtte.
Hello, a quick post and lots of pictures today to share with you two vintage ephemera folios I've made. I followed a tutorial on how to make this kind of folio on OakHouseJournals YouTube channel. Here's a link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkUpOaecQPQ&t The base of both folios is a piece of kraft cardstock. The first label/ephemera folio is collaged using papers from Craft O Clock called: vintage bisou. The sleeve is a piece of baking paper. This folio contains journaling cards, labels and tags, two vellum bags, some printables from Artymaze and a few labels from Tracy Fox. The second folio I decorated with vintage French ephemera scraps I bought at a French Etsy store. The sleeve is a tea dyed wrinkled piece of copy paper, collaged with scraps. This folio holds labels and (handmade) tags, tickets, some Tracy Fox labels and authentic vintage French ephemera. I like how they turned out but the second one is my favourite. Thanks so much for stopping by. Hugs, Henriëtte.
It's Thursday again and we are excited to share the newest CAS(E) this Sketch challenge with you. It's another fun sketch and the team did not disappoint with their inspiration. We hope you are having a lovely day so far and will have some time this week to join us! Here's our sketch: Isn't that sketch great? Here's what the team created: Donna Mikasa Leigh Penner Michele Ferguson Hannelie N@ Ali Jen Mitchell Michelle Williams Betty J. Alice Wertz Chrissy Larson Aren't they amazing! Have fun with this challenge and let the CAS(E)-ing begin! Check back Saturday for the winners from our last challenge! Important: Before you create and submit your card please read the instructions on the How to Play page. Blogger Users: We LOVE to leave comments on as many of our player's submissions as possible, so PLEASE change your "Show Word Verification" setting to NO. (Unfortunately, this setting is on YES by default.) Thank you. We have a CAS(E) this Sketch Facebook page so you can quickly check on what's going on with our challenge. Please stop by to say hi and LIKE us while you're there! The InLinkz will close at 9 a.m. EST on Thursday, May 18th. The new challenge will begin an hour later. We'll announce the winners at 9 a.m. EST on Saturday, May 20th. To play along add your cards to the InLinkz below. An InLinkz Link-up
Hi, I saw a video tutorial on Nik the Booksmith you tube channel about a specimen pouch folio thingie and I loved the design so much, I made one myself. You can find Nik's video here. I call it a snail mail envelope. I used the inside cardboard of a wrapping paper roll for the cover of my envelope. The inside has four pockets/tuck spots to put in all kinds of ephemera, little notes stickers and other goodies. I love how this envelope turned out. Thanks for stopping by my blog. Hugs, Henriëtte.
Happy Sunday, peeps! Wow, what a beautiful fall weekend we’ve had. We’re all feeling a wee bit better; thanks so much for the well-wishes! Sandy is our hostess today and I squealed with pleasure when I saw the sketch she made for us! SO many ways to use this one….I’ll be saving it for future use for sure! Here you go: A lot of the design team chose fall and Halloween themes, which were awesome, but I chose the “playful” color challenge from Colour Me…! challenge this week: And here’s my little card: Easy-peasy CAS design, a couple of dies and a punch, made this card a snap to create! I added a sweet little sentiment from Six-Sided Sampler, along with a trio of hearts from the Owl Builder punch, and it was done: The design team’s creations are stellar, so be sure to check them all out: Andrea Ann Anne Marie Claire Jaydee Joanne Laurie Mike Nance Sandy Yapha And we are looking forward to seeing your card in the gallery too! Who knows, you may be a Cut-Above or a Headliner this week! Enjoy your day! We went to an Apple Festival yesterday at a local park, and Cassidy was all about the playground, LOL! And check out her cool do, courtesy of Mommy:
I’m not so shy about sharing today's Shy Shamrock happy card! The adorable plaid card and envelope (Sunny Springs Ephemera Pack) are part of the NEW Mix & Match product line (pp. 18 - 21 o
Here´s my card for the color challenge at CAS Colours & Sketches blog this week! I picked this one- #209 Used these stamps from Penny Black Red Star Yuletide Wishes Thanks!
It’s Saturday so it must be time for Crazy 4 Challenges! Kelli Jo is our host this month and today she wants us to use the Pantone color of the year, Radiant Orchid. I didn’t have orchid so I used Rich Razzleberry, along with my gray and white. Check out all the details at the Crazy 4 Challenges blog. I’m using a Grout Gray card stock base card, then a Sweet Tooth card stock panel matted with Steel Gray card stock. The Sweet Tooth card stock panel was embossed with Modern Morocco Die-namics and both were popped up on foam. Then a strip of Grout Gray card stock stamped with LJD Textile Backgrounds and Grout Gray ink, and a sentiment from Clearly Sentimental About Sympathy. A Winter Rose Die-namics was cut from Rich Razzleberry and I added some Royal Leaves cut from Steel Gray card stock. On the inside is another sentiment from Clearly Sentimental About Sympathy. And that's it! Be sure to check out what the rest of the design team has for you, including our fabulous guest designer for March, Jeanne Streiff. And you might notice we have a new DT member, Danielle Lounds! Please help us welcome both of them today! Anja de Regt Barbara Anders (
The Papertrey Ink January Countdown is about to come to an end and I'm here to share my final projects with you today. But, before I do, let me remind you that everything you've seen peeks of will be available for purchase through Papertrey Ink beginning 10 pm EST tonight. Now, let me get started!...First up, the new sentiment set... Celebrations, created by Dawn McVey, which I paired with a single image from the Mat Stack 5 Collection.I started by randomly stamping a Rustic White card base with the single image from Mat Stack 5 Collection. Here's How: Stamped the image once, then turned slightly and re-stamped (without re-inking). Die cut, stamped and attached a Celebrations label to finish it off.Next, Tag-its #12 by Heather Nichols. I stamped this new tag and "hello" in True Black onto a Rustic White card base. Stamped, trimmed and attached a Tag-its #11 heart.Then stamped "hello" in a rainbow of colors and finished the card off with a rhinestone.Flower Fusion #12, by Melissa Bickford, is up next. Die cut and stamped the flower and center in Aqua Mist and Canyon Clay. Stamped a row of grass (from the Hanging Out set) and a row of "hello". Then attached a die cut XL Rickrack Border trim.Here's another sentiment set by Dawn Mcvey... Happily Ever After, paired with Lace Bouquet by Nichole Heady. Stamped the lace in a color combo of Spring Moss, Aqua Mist and Smoky Shadow.Finished the panel off with a sentiment stamped in Smoky Shadow ink and then mounted it all to a True Black card base.Lastly, I have a tri-fold card to share with you.Which pairs Lace Bouquet with Script Sentiments by Candice AguilarI stamped the lace in Smoky Shadow and colored with a couple Copic Markers (R02 & GB11).Here's How: Trim cardstock to 11" x 5 1/4". Score at 4" from the bottom edge and fold.Temporarily adhere cardstock into place on the Front & Center #2 Die and then cut. (This would work perfectly with the Front & Center #1 Die as well)Once cut, score another line at 4 1/4" from the bottom edge.Fold over the top and embellish to your hearts desire! Well, that's all of them! Be sure to check out the rest of the Design Teams fabulous projects as well: Nichole Heady Betsy Veldman Dawn McVey Debbie Olson Heather Nichols Lisa Johnson Melissa Phillips Michelle Wooderson Erin Lincoln Jessica Witty Danielle Flanders Ashley Newell Thanks for stopping by! Maile Happiest of Birthdays: Stamps: Mat Stack 5 Collection & Celebrations Ink: Dark Chocolate, Berry Sorbet, Raspberry Fizz and Autumn Rose Cardstock: Rustic White & Dark Chocolate Accessories: Dark Chocolate Buttons, Cream Twine & Celebrations Frame Die Hello: Stamps: Tag-its #11 & 12 Ink: True Black, Plum Pudding, Raspberry Fizz, Berry Sorbet & Sweet Blush Cardstock: Rustic White Accessories: Black Rhinestone Hello with Flower: Stamps: Flower Fusion #12, Tag-its #12 & Hanging Out Ink: Simply Chartreuse, Spring Moss, Aqua Mist, Canyon Clay and True Black Cardstock: Rustic White & Simply Chartreuse< Accessories: XL Rickrack Border Die & Flower Fusion #12 Die Much Love: Stamps: Lace Bouquet & Happily Ever After Ink: Spring Moss, Aqua Mist & Smoky Shadow Cardstock: True Black & White Just Because Tri Fold Card: Stamps: Lace Bouquet & Script Sentiments Ink: Smoky Shadow & True Black Cardstock: Kraft Accessories: Smoky Shadow Satin Ribbon, Copic Markers (R02 & BG11), Martha Stewart Scoring Board & Front & Center #2 Die
Hello, a quick post and lots of pictures today to share with you two vintage ephemera folios I've made. I followed a tutorial on how to make this kind of folio on OakHouseJournals YouTube channel. Here's a link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkUpOaecQPQ&t The base of both folios is a piece of kraft cardstock. The first label/ephemera folio is collaged using papers from Craft O Clock called: vintage bisou. The sleeve is a piece of baking paper. This folio contains journaling cards, labels and tags, two vellum bags, some printables from Artymaze and a few labels from Tracy Fox. The second folio I decorated with vintage French ephemera scraps I bought at a French Etsy store. The sleeve is a tea dyed wrinkled piece of copy paper, collaged with scraps. This folio holds labels and (handmade) tags, tickets, some Tracy Fox labels and authentic vintage French ephemera. I like how they turned out but the second one is my favourite. Thanks so much for stopping by. Hugs, Henriëtte.
Hello, a quick post and lots of pictures today to share with you two vintage ephemera folios I've made. I followed a tutorial on how to make this kind of folio on OakHouseJournals YouTube channel. Here's a link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkUpOaecQPQ&t The base of both folios is a piece of kraft cardstock. The first label/ephemera folio is collaged using papers from Craft O Clock called: vintage bisou. The sleeve is a piece of baking paper. This folio contains journaling cards, labels and tags, two vellum bags, some printables from Artymaze and a few labels from Tracy Fox. The second folio I decorated with vintage French ephemera scraps I bought at a French Etsy store. The sleeve is a tea dyed wrinkled piece of copy paper, collaged with scraps. This folio holds labels and (handmade) tags, tickets, some Tracy Fox labels and authentic vintage French ephemera. I like how they turned out but the second one is my favourite. Thanks so much for stopping by. Hugs, Henriëtte.
Hello, a quick post and lots of pictures today to share with you two vintage ephemera folios I've made. I followed a tutorial on how to make this kind of folio on OakHouseJournals YouTube channel. Here's a link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkUpOaecQPQ&t The base of both folios is a piece of kraft cardstock. The first label/ephemera folio is collaged using papers from Craft O Clock called: vintage bisou. The sleeve is a piece of baking paper. This folio contains journaling cards, labels and tags, two vellum bags, some printables from Artymaze and a few labels from Tracy Fox. The second folio I decorated with vintage French ephemera scraps I bought at a French Etsy store. The sleeve is a tea dyed wrinkled piece of copy paper, collaged with scraps. This folio holds labels and (handmade) tags, tickets, some Tracy Fox labels and authentic vintage French ephemera. I like how they turned out but the second one is my favourite. Thanks so much for stopping by. Hugs, Henriëtte.
Ok.....I have a TON of cards to share today! Get ready! On Saturday, I attended an SU meeting. We had a card swap, shoe boxes, and projects to do. It was lots of fun, and I got to use so many new products from the new mini. I always appreciate seeing the products before I order them, and even better is the chance to use them! (Some of the cards may be cases, I have no way of knowing, so I won't be able to give credit where due.) I'll start out with the swaps. The card on top of this post is the one I made. Here are a couple more variations: Here are the other swaps: Here are the shoe box cards we made: This is the shoe box card I got ready to make: And finally here are the projects we made: AND this was the sweet little goodie bag each one of us got! Hope you enjoyed them!
Flash cards are so great - they can be framed, set on a bookshelf or even used in a scrapbook page... *The price listed is for (1) Flash Card.* Card is Single sided and Lower Case Phrase: I Can't Make Measures 3.5" x 12" White cardstock with black inked words in good vintage condition.
Hi, today I'm sharing a project I've been working on for the last couple of weeks. I followed the tutorials by Nik the Booksmith on YouTube on how to make a lapbook. Her tutorials are 12 video's, so not a small project. You can find the first one here. I made my lapbook using Tim Holtz papers, ephemera and lots of other items from the new field notes release. I've taken a lot of pictures and also taped a flip through video which you can watch on my YT channel. It is for sale in my ETSY shop (links below all the photo's). Enjoy. Here's the link to the flip through video: https://youtu.be/uSpPXlXxv-4 and this lapbook/journal is for sale in my ETSY shop: (RESERVED) https://www.etsy.com/shop/OutOfTheCraftroom Thanks for stopping by!! Hugs, Henriëtte.
Hello, a quick post and lots of pictures today to share with you two vintage ephemera folios I've made. I followed a tutorial on how to make this kind of folio on OakHouseJournals YouTube channel. Here's a link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkUpOaecQPQ&t The base of both folios is a piece of kraft cardstock. The first label/ephemera folio is collaged using papers from Craft O Clock called: vintage bisou. The sleeve is a piece of baking paper. This folio contains journaling cards, labels and tags, two vellum bags, some printables from Artymaze and a few labels from Tracy Fox. The second folio I decorated with vintage French ephemera scraps I bought at a French Etsy store. The sleeve is a tea dyed wrinkled piece of copy paper, collaged with scraps. This folio holds labels and (handmade) tags, tickets, some Tracy Fox labels and authentic vintage French ephemera. I like how they turned out but the second one is my favourite. Thanks so much for stopping by. Hugs, Henriëtte.
When we were first married, my husband and I had a hand-me-down kitchen table and I always thought that I was a bit of high class as it was usually covered with a linen tablecloth. Of course, the reality was that the table top itself was in really rough shape and the cloth hid all the marks! I truly hope you are enjoying the projects created with this month's The Craft's Meow release! Nina B.'s has hit it on the mark again with a fabulous sewing set, Sew Happy. I used the beautifully textured antique sewing machine included in the set, and a partial sentiment as well. I added some stitching to ground the machine and then inked and folded a doily to represent fabric and or tablecloth, hanging over the edge of the machine after it's been stitched. (Trying my hand at Moxie Fab World's Doilies and Lace Challenge...) Once again, there's a full list of sneaks on The Craft's Meow Blog and links to the wonderful design team, including illustrators and our guests, the talented Annette Allen and Sharri Seffens. Please be sure to stop by The Craft's Meow Blog for more details too on how to win the set being showcased today! Tomorrow is the reveal of projects created with two stamps sets that I designed for The Craft's Meow, please be sure to stop by!
Here's CAS(E) this Sketch 106 brought to you by Chrissy. And here's my simplified take on it. I turned the sketch 90 degrees and stamped Winnie & Walter's chevron stamp. I used distress inks and spritzed the stamp with water before each stamping. The sentiment is by Paper Smooches. I'm also adding this to Virginia's View Challenge 11--Clean Slate since there's quite a bit of white space on my card. Sorta. One of the requirements is "one layer", but I made a booboo and had to trim the piece and mount it on a black card base. I might be disqualified... Visit CAS(E) this Sketch to see how the rest of my teammates interpreted the sketch and while you're there, say hello to our newest member, Michele Ferguson, aka "One L Michele". Her work always blows me away and I'm thrilled that she joined the design team! You have until Thursday, January 22nd to link up your card(s). Thanks for stopping by today! InLinkz.com
Hi, today I'm sharing a project I've been working on for the last couple of weeks. I followed the tutorials by Nik the Booksmith on YouTube on how to make a lapbook. Her tutorials are 12 video's, so not a small project. You can find the first one here. I made my lapbook using Tim Holtz papers, ephemera and lots of other items from the new field notes release. I've taken a lot of pictures and also taped a flip through video which you can watch on my YT channel. It is for sale in my ETSY shop (links below all the photo's). Enjoy. Here's the link to the flip through video: https://youtu.be/uSpPXlXxv-4 and this lapbook/journal is for sale in my ETSY shop: (RESERVED) https://www.etsy.com/shop/OutOfTheCraftroom Thanks for stopping by!! Hugs, Henriëtte.
Hello, a quick post and lots of pictures today to share with you two vintage ephemera folios I've made. I followed a tutorial on how to make this kind of folio on OakHouseJournals YouTube channel. Here's a link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkUpOaecQPQ&t The base of both folios is a piece of kraft cardstock. The first label/ephemera folio is collaged using papers from Craft O Clock called: vintage bisou. The sleeve is a piece of baking paper. This folio contains journaling cards, labels and tags, two vellum bags, some printables from Artymaze and a few labels from Tracy Fox. The second folio I decorated with vintage French ephemera scraps I bought at a French Etsy store. The sleeve is a tea dyed wrinkled piece of copy paper, collaged with scraps. This folio holds labels and (handmade) tags, tickets, some Tracy Fox labels and authentic vintage French ephemera. I like how they turned out but the second one is my favourite. Thanks so much for stopping by. Hugs, Henriëtte.
Hello friends! I'm sharing the cards I made using Love From Lizi's July 2020 card kit. The theme is Love You Always. It's a beautiful kit with gorgeous papers and a lovely stamp set. No surprise, the kit has already SOLD OUT. The only way to guarantee receiving a kit is to subscribe. There are still
I don’t know about you, but I really look forward to these little Worldwide Wednesday jaunts now :) This week I got in touch with Simone Naoum who is an enthusiastic card maker and rubber sta…
Hi, today I'm sharing a project I've been working on for the last couple of weeks. I followed the tutorials by Nik the Booksmith on YouTube on how to make a lapbook. Her tutorials are 12 video's, so not a small project. You can find the first one here. I made my lapbook using Tim Holtz papers, ephemera and lots of other items from the new field notes release. I've taken a lot of pictures and also taped a flip through video which you can watch on my YT channel. It is for sale in my ETSY shop (links below all the photo's). Enjoy. Here's the link to the flip through video: https://youtu.be/uSpPXlXxv-4 and this lapbook/journal is for sale in my ETSY shop: (RESERVED) https://www.etsy.com/shop/OutOfTheCraftroom Thanks for stopping by!! Hugs, Henriëtte.
Hello, a quick post and lots of pictures today to share with you two vintage ephemera folios I've made. I followed a tutorial on how to make this kind of folio on OakHouseJournals YouTube channel. Here's a link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkUpOaecQPQ&t The base of both folios is a piece of kraft cardstock. The first label/ephemera folio is collaged using papers from Craft O Clock called: vintage bisou. The sleeve is a piece of baking paper. This folio contains journaling cards, labels and tags, two vellum bags, some printables from Artymaze and a few labels from Tracy Fox. The second folio I decorated with vintage French ephemera scraps I bought at a French Etsy store. The sleeve is a tea dyed wrinkled piece of copy paper, collaged with scraps. This folio holds labels and (handmade) tags, tickets, some Tracy Fox labels and authentic vintage French ephemera. I like how they turned out but the second one is my favourite. Thanks so much for stopping by. Hugs, Henriëtte.
The card - a collage - background is a script stamp and I added a flower (from SU) and a clock (7 Gypsies). The butterfly is stamped in black on colored paper, punched out and popped up. I also use
NEW Stampin’ Up! Mix & Match products (p. 18-21 of the 2024-2025 Annual Catalog) PLUS one key “ingredient" (Spotlight on Nature circle dies) are at the core of today’s masculine card. I have become a super fan of the Mix & Match Calming Creek Cards & Envelopes and pre-cut sentiments of the Mix
Hello friends! We are revealing the final products in The Greetery’s Love Letter PS Collection, and I think you’re going to LOVE what you’re about to see. I have put a few cards t…
Make this super soft, no cook, cloud dough recipe! Only 2 ingredients - cornstarch and lotion. This homemade dough is really easy to make!
