I hope you’re having a lovely day with your family and/or friends. Even though Easter is a Christian celebration of the resurrection of Christ, and not all about bunnies and eggs, I still wanted to share this cute bunny treat bag with you. Wishing you a Happy Easter!
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I hope you’ll enjoy these Five Ways to Use Washi Tape generously shared with us by Kivonne.
Halloween is one of my favorite holidays. I love the colors, costumes, and giving out candy to the trick and treaters. I am so excited about Stampin’ Up!’s Glitter Washi Tape! Glitter Washi Tape is found on page 57 in the July-December Mini Catalog. It’s been a while since we have had this product and I wanted to show you some different ways to create cards with this beautiful glittery washi tape.
Glitter Washi Tape
Five Ways to Use Washi Tape to Create Halloween Cards
Punch
Take a small piece of 3×3 thick basic white card stock.
Add the glitter washi tape to the cardstock at an angle. I use my silicone craft pad to help me out.
Once you finish taping your cardstock, cut off all the overhang of washi tape.
Put the cover basic white into the Witch Hat Builder Punch. Punch out the witch’s hat.
Assemble the card
Yes, my witch’s hat moves. It’s attached with a small wobble (non-Stampin’ Up). Remember to decorate the inside of the card and your envelope
Die Cut
Do the same steps as above but put the washi tape on the basic white card stock in a straight line.
Use the Stampin’ emboss & cut machine to die cut your image.
Assemble the card
On DSP
I wanted straight lines as a background for the DSP (Designer Series Paper). (You can also use washi in diagonal lines). Cut off the overhang.
Assemble card
Frame
3 ½” x 4 ¼” piece of Basic White
Take the glitter purple washi tape and make a frame around the end of the cardstock.
Assemble the card
Background
Took a piece of Black & White Designs DSP and added glitter washi tape
Cut off the overlap.
Assemble the card
I hope you’ve enjoyed these projects and the different ways to use Washi Tape. I also hope you’ll be inspired to create your own projects with this beautiful glittery tape!
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This year is flying by! Can you believe it’s already March and almost time to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day?! Today’s card is designed to bring you a little luck of the Irish using the Flowers of Friendship Bundle and A Wish for Everything stamp set.
No shamrocks, no problem!
I couldn’t find a single shamrock stamp in either of our current catalogs. But I did find a stamp and punch to make lucky four-leaf clovers. And, if you prefer a three-leaf shamrock, you can trim out one of the petals, and it works perfectly.
It’s Ok to be Square
This card starts with a Garden Green card base of 4 1/4″ x 8 1/2″. I scored at 4 1/4″ to create a square card that will still fit in a regular medium envelope.
Next, I cut a Basic White panel 3 5/8″ x 3 5/8″ and embossed it with the Tasteful Textile embossing folder. I placed a 1/2 strip across the bottom right corner and trimmed to fit. Next, I glued a 4″ length of Gold Shimmer Ribbon across the Garden Green strip and secured it on the back.
Details
The circles are cut using the Layering Circles Dies and the now retired (sorry) Stitched Shapes. But don’t worry, you can use the same size die from the Layering Circles. I stamped the greeting with Garden Green Ink and adhered it to the card front with Dimensionals.
Next, I stamped and punched the four-leaf clovers (aka flowers) in Garden Green on Garden Green. I adhered these with mini Dimensionals and glue to the card front.
Finally, I finished off with a little bling using the Gilded Gems.
I’d love to hear your thoughts on this project in the comments below.
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