Showing posts with label Big Shot. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Big Shot. Show all posts

Thursday, November 13, 2014

Gift Card Framelit Die

Here is a cute little Gift Card holder made using the Gift Card envelope Framelit Die!



The stars are cut using the Stars Framelits out of the Tree Trimming Specialty DSP and the Gold Glitter Paper! The tag is from the set in the Holiday Catalogue called Merry Everything.

Stamps: Merry Everything (#135071 $20.95)
Other: Gift Card Envelope Die (#135854 $40.50)

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Wednesday, November 12, 2014

Snowy Pine Tree Card

Here is another of the Make'n'takes from the Fall Conferences in Abbostford Nov 1st!



The window is created by stamping on a velum sheet with versamark and heat embossing it with white embossing powder, the image in the background is stamped and layered behind the velum sheet and then adhered to the card that has a porthole cut into it using the circle framelits!
It sounds complicated, but it was lots of fun and such a pretty card!

Stamp set: Ornamental Pine (#135107 $22.95)


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Friday, August 8, 2014

West Coast Creators Blog Hop!!!!!


We are doing our very first West Coast Creators Blog Hop!!!!
Today's Blog Hop is all about the Big Shot
Here are two fast and easy projects that I made using my Framelits dies.


This is a sneak peek to a new framelits set in the Holiday catalogue! Here is what it looks like from the back:


It's a quick and easy gift card holder!!!! Love it so much!!!! The paper is also from the Holiday Catalogue... Here's a look at the other side of the paper:


Isn't that the cutest!!!!

On to project #2....

Here is a quick card using the star Framelits that was very quick to make as well.


It's hard to see, but the final star is popped up with dimensionals. This used the Be a Star stamp set and both Rose Red and Daffoldil Delight inks and papers.

To make the card base you simply fold your cardstock in half as usual, and place your Framelit on top, leaving at least a 1/4" of space inside the top of the star on the fold (this creates the hinge in the card) 

Hop on over to Shanda's blog using the Next button, or back to Lisa and Devyn's blog by using the previous button!