Transport to nostalgic yesteryear with this beautiful French-inspired, vintage travel line filled with a gorgeous, time-worn palette; wonderful old-time graphics; and fabulous, richly-colored accents! Cartographer Includes: Compass Brads Paper Pads: A4, 6x6 and Collection Kits Hot Air Balloon Chipboard Shapes Gold-Accented Flowers Old-Time Wood Accents...

Hello Creative Friends🖤What could be better than the superb collection Ave Amour by Prima Marketing Inc. to celebrate Mother's Day which is fast approaching🖤I made a pretty heart canvas for a very precious memory🖤Find me on the Prima Marketing blog for more details and for more inspiration🖤 Supplies: 🖤850500-Avec Amour-12×12 Paper Sheet-Together Forever 🖤993696-Venetian Shutters 🖤662165-Avec Amour-Tags & Tickets 🖤662189-Avec Amour-Say It In Crystals 🖤664442-Avec Amour-Prima Flowers 🖤66

Both the heart and the bird were done with Stampin' Up punches.  I added some Pearl Pen accents. a Prima Flower and some pen stitching.  Ver...

I made this using the Prima Tales of You and Me collection. More details and closeups here: http://www.scrappingfancy.com/2016/03/peaceful-heart-wall-decor.html Thanks for looking!

I used about 90% of prima products for these tags. I made the mermaid smaller and fussy cut all of her to give some dimension. The seashells are a die cut and embossed. They are done on close to my heart card stock and than sanded to bring out the white core.

A card with lovely heart which is a stamp from Prima. The card base is again like for shaker box but not closed. I added hand made roses.

Card with lots of Prima flowers and papers and Marianne D heart die LR0299 and leaves CR1245 i CR1244. More on http://monika-jot.blogspot.com/2014/06/sketch-101.html

Hello my dear crafty friends! IRIT is here again and this time with my Heart inspiration. Not very hard. I am a vintage girl after all, so I made this pure vintage style Tando Creative Heart tray and filled it with all possible " like" Vintage products from Prima. It's so easy to make a great vintage project with Tando Creative trays! Just pick one and make it your own piece of art! And here is this wonderful tray Hope I inspired you with my lovely heart project and see you soon again!

I created this patchwork heart using a digital image and digital papers from Crafty Secrets. I have a tutorial on my blog on how I did it. I added a bit of machine stitching, seam binding, and a Prima flower to finish it off. TFL! Thoughts of a Cardmak

Happy National Scrapbook Day! Today I'm sharing a dance themed dt layout for Reneabouquets! I love the Prima resin ballerinas! I used the Heart Painted paper collection from Lemoncraft. Thank you for stopping by! I hope you are enjoying the weekend

This pretty Valentine craft was easy to make. The big heart was painted white and I decopahed with a Prima- Redesign paper from Amazon. The small heart was painted with a brown mettalic paint and trimmed in ivory pearls. A Totally Dazzled key in the middle. A scroll mould from re- Design Prima was added for a more upscale look. The sari silk bow is the perfect finishing touch.

Hello everyone! Happy Thursday! It's a bit dull here today and I really do have to finish taking down all my Xmas decorations but it isn't a job I enjoy so maybe I could rope the kids into helping me! Today we have a new challenge at Marvelous Magnolia and it's a special one as our lovely Teamie Laney got married on New yrs Eve, so we all made wedding cards and sent the to her for her special day, so our theme is "Weddings". I do not have a wedding Magnolia stamp (shock!) but I did have this fab new yr image perfect for celebrations! I used Teresa Collins papers along with a large heart Doily, a butterfly from Prima, flowers from WOC and sentiment from LOTV. I found another fab excuse to use some pretty feathers and found this little metal "I do" tag in my stash. This is new years Tilda and I have for the first time taken the plunge to do the no lines technique. I guess it doesn't show up so well with my prisma pencils than if I had coloured in inks or pens but I actually quite like the effect. I did find it quite difficult though with such light coloured lines and my terrible eyesight! I Hope that Laney had a fabulous wedding day! We are sponsored this time by Marker pop and Magnolia-licious so do join in with us! I am entering this into.. Papertake weekly anything goes, Bearly mine something old and something new (old my tag, new my stamp), Partytime tues celebrate, Simon says stamp new something (new beginning for Laney!) and crafty creations anything goes. Thanks so much for coming by my blog and come back later for my saturated Canary DT project! Big hugs

I paper casted the heart and put it on a Spellbinders scalloped heart. I also used the Marianne's cut and emboss folder for the body of the card. I put the whole card on a piece of blue cardstock. I found some lace on rolls at Michaels at an awesome price and that's what I used on the bottom. The Pearls are all Recollections...also from Michaels. Small flowers are punched from a very small punch I have had for years. Martha Stewart punch is what I used for the others surrounding the rose which is from a Prima collection.

Hi my friends in blog land, hope you are all doing well on this fabulous day. I just wanted to drop in to share a card that I made for Valentine's Day. To make this card I used Spellbinders Dies French Frills, Classic Hearts, Classic Scallop Hearts, Lovin' Diamonds. Sizzix Tim Holtz Alterations Celebration Script, and Tiny Tatter Florals. Cheery-Lynn Dies Waltzing Matilda Tiny Doily, Build a Flower #2. Prima Marketing Inc. Cigar Box Secrets. Memento Ink Lady Bug.     Thanks for Stopping by! Happy Crafting!     This card was entered into the following challenges: Scrapy Land-Anything Goes using a die Word Art Wednesday-Anything Goes 613 Avenue Create-Anything Goes Really Reasonable Ribbon-Show me the Pink Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge-Have a Heart Love to Scrap-Have a Heart Crafting By Designs-Anything Goes Dies R Us-Love Artistic Inspirations-Anything Goes The Sisters of Craft-Anything Goes Scrapping 4 Fun-Anything Goes   

Hi everyone, here's a shabby chic card/tag holder I made for my swap parter Bobbij. I used Kaisercraft Key to My Heart papers, tons of flowers from IamRoses, Prima and Wild Orchid Crafts (from Stay True to God), lace and trim and embellies mostly from Joa

When I heard the news that Prima Marketing Inc. was hosting an open design team call I decided to give it a try! I am obsessed with their newest line called Relics and Artifacts and I know my work would be well suited to this line (and many others) due to my love for assemblage. Additionally my addiction to their metal embellishments, trinkets and flowers will be quite obvious in this post! So, without further ado, here is my application post to design for a wonderful company that I would be absolutely blessed to represent. P.S. this post is long, please stay tuned! Altered Metal Box Supplies: Altered Metal Frame - Pedestal Prima Flowers Gears Screw Heads Hexagons Faucet Wheels Engraver Buttons Satin Strip with Rhinestone Center Faucet Wheels Resin Icon: Feather Printery Paper 6x6 Microbeads Silver Mica Flakes Frosted This project was inspired by the metal frame as well as a bird's nest I found that had fallen to the ground. I decided I liked the contrast of the delicate nest and nature theme alongside lots of industrial touches and a metal base. You may notice that I "hacked" the small gray flowers a bit. They used to have a pearl center, but I replaced them with lots of metal trinkets that fit better with my theme. Inside I was sure to embellish in layers to ensure lots of texture and dimension. The background of the box was treated with silver leaf. I intended for the reflective quality of the technique to keep the inside as bright as possible. Perhaps my favorite technique in this project was how I created my little bird. I started out with Printery paper I treated with Ice Resin. Just after adding resin to both sides of the paper, I sprinkled in some art ingredients from Finnabair: micro beads and frosted mica flakes. After the paper had cured, I used my steel rule die to cut out the bird shape and then I added the gear for an eye, which made for a really cool embellishment! Printery Shadowbox Supplies: Printery 6x6 paper Art Ingredients Glass Glitter: Pitch Black Ship Parts Plate and Label Typewriter Words Handles and Turns Faucet Wheels Steampunk Air Hexagons Screw Heads Zipper Pulls Typo Bulbs 1 Engraver Buttons Gears For this portion of the application I wanted to showcase my love for assemblage, texture and found objects. I have paired a fair number of Prima metal trinkets and junkyard findings along with a few special treasures to make a fun nostalgic collection. To achieve texture in this piece I chose to blend my edges and corners with a treatment of black glitter. I love how this adds some sparkle, but still looks grungy and industrial. I found myself drawn to using symmetry more than once as I pieced this together. I framed out the outside corners of the box as well as the large inset. One trick that I often use to alter things is to layer them. By adding the tiny gear inside of the hexagon and framing it out with the watch fobs, it created a whole different embellishment. You can also see my layering technique below with the faucet wheels. The special touch of a few trinkets that are vintage also give this piece a bit more of a story. A vintage clip, a skeleton key, found safety pins from button cards, anything like this can give a piece personal meaning. I also love these old jacks and how the color has been worn off of them through play! Winged Heart Plaque Cartographer Paper Archival Cast Relics and Artifacts Rising Spirit III In this project I really wanted my love for mixed media to shine through. The focal of this project is from the new Archival Cast Relics and Artifacts line and I am just absolutely in love with these art elements. The plaster pieces are easy to alter and they accept so many different mediums. I have layered on so many things and they still look fantastic! Peeking out from behind the heart is a snippet of Cartographer paper. The map symbolism for me represents growth, new journeys and a global point of view. All things I hope to get with a potential new design team appointment! I love incorporating personal meaning and symbolism into my work, I think it makes it just a little bit extra special. Last up is just a quick snapshot of a project that really shows off the new microbeads as well as some sweet gray flowers. While this project is not totally Prima, I absolutely love the texture that those tiny beads gave this project and I wanted to show off this creative application of yet another amazing Prima product. Thank you so much for tuning in for this extra long post! Cheers, Rhea

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I was sifting through my husband's vintage postcard collection, looking for Valentines to display... and I found a couple of sweet ones! Both stood out to me, as I was delighted with the double heart shaped motif! I can do that!!! Here's my rendition of a double heart design. I began with a brand new kit: "Stamp Simply Graphic 45 Once Upon a Springtime Kit"! The kit includes this oh so pretty paper, as well as the May Art's Silk Ribbon (tied with a Bow Easy!) and Prima blossoms featured. It also has Kaiser pearls and rhinestones, plus so much more included! Check it out! I used Spellbinder's Classic Heart and Scalloped Classic Heart dies, also available at the Stamp Simply Ribbon Store, to create my heart shaped design. A sentiment from JustRite's brand new set "Kindness" (also at Stamp Simply--easy...shopping all in one place!) along with chunky glitter, finish this design. If you look closely, you can see where I added a bit of color on the Primas with a Copic Sketch marker... I hope that you've enjoyed my postcard inspired Valentine! Have a great week!

hi there me again and yes another wedding album page...rick and michelle having some time out during their special day. I used kaisercraft papers Key to my Heart, the lovely frame is Dusty Attic, Prima Resin Lamp, and the flower vine from my stash. Have

I can't believe Christmas is just a couple days away. I've baked, shopped, baked, and shopped some more, and in between it all, ate way too many sweets! I'm ready for 2010 and all the wonderful things I know the New Year will bring! Can you tell I am into pink lately, I can't get enough of it! On this first card I used Paper Studio papers, Maya Road chipboard - which a painted, distressed and coated with german glass glitter, I cut out the felt heart and stitched around it, added some little pearl beads and Prima roses. I made this next card using a Sizzix heart die and cut with cardboard and painted. I sewed the fabric heart on my machine and added some pearl beads. The butterfly punch is Martha Stewart and I added a handmade crochet flower that my friend Jennifer in WA state made for me. And some shabby tags made with the cardboard hearts and Martha Stewart silver tinsel glitter around the edges, a Sizzix chipboard key I painted, distressed and glittered, Melissa Frances adhesive pearls, lace and Martha Stewart ribbon. I hope everyone has a wonderful Christmas! Happy Holidays! Annette