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Copper Foiled Photo Corners on a Fall Thanks Card

Hello blog readers….it’s Angela today sharing a card using altered Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® Creative Photo Corners – White.

Copper Leafing on Photo Corners by Angela Ploegman

The photo corners were super easy to alter. I simply cut a strip of the photo corners off the sheet, keeping the backing in place and applied an Adhesive Sheets – 4 x 6″ to the fronts. A quick burnish to get the adhesive in all the grooves and then I removed the photo corners from the Adhesive Sheet and added the copper leafing!

Easy, right! I love the effect….I altered the card stock letters similarly.

Copper Leafing on Photo Corners by Angela Ploegman

Thanks for stopping by today!

Angela

Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® products used: Adhesive Sheets – 4 x 6″Creative Photo Corners – White, 3D Foam Squares – White, Small

Other Supplies used: Bazzill Basics Paper card stock, Basic Grey card stock alphabet, Spellbinders Paper Arts die, Martha Stewart for EK Success copper leaf, watercolor paper, inks, wood paper

Boo Mini Mixed Media

Hi there everyone! Long time no see! It’s Lisa back from my moving escapades to get crafty with you and I’m sharing a super scary mini mixed media project with you today.  This little cutie , ummm, SCARY piece measures 6″ w x 4″ t and is made out of MDF (medium density fibreboard). I love this stuff as it’s great for mixed media projects! Most home improvement stores sell it and will cut it to whatever size you wish. Yay!

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To use MDF for mixed media and make sure that any other mediums that you put on top don’t “sink” into the board it’s a good habit to prime it first. Gesso is excellent for this. I primed the MDF with two coats of Gesso and it comes in different colors. I used white.

1.  Once the Gesso was dry I used a palette knife to coat the piece with a copper colored crackle paint medium. The thicker the layer, the thicker the crackles. I’m a little impatient when creating so I tend to heat set the paint which lends to smaller crackles.

2. To deepen the “crackle” effect I smooshed both Black Soot and Peacock Feathers Distress Ink into the cracks and blended them out with a baby wipe. It’s barely noticeable, but definitely adds dimension.

3. I had also coated the little skulls with Gesso (totally unnecessary, but a habit), then pressed each into Versamark. Once thoroughly coated I brushed 4 skulls each with Gold Pigment Powder and Brown Pigment Powder.

4. Close up of the finished skulls.

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5.  Place a square from the 3D Foam Squares – Black, Small onto the back of each skull.

6.  Cut the number “31” from a piece of patterned paper. Distress and apply black ink to the edges. Apply E-Z Dots® Permanent Refillable to the back and adhere into place.

7.  Adhere all of the skulls into place. On top of the “31”, but leaving space on the side.

8. Die-cut letters spelling “BOO” three times from black cardstock. Using the Dual Tip Glue Pen adhere each letter together to provide thickness. Once dry, adhere into place also using the Dual Tip Glue Pen. This glue dries fast, clear, and non-tacky.

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And one last look of the finished piece with some close-ups and different angles:

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Thanks so much for spending some time with me today! Have an amazing day.

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Be Happy!

Michele here today! I have a saying that has been my mantra lately. Two simple words, Be Happy! Sometimes life has a way of sucking the wind out of your sails from time to time, and we have to fight to be happy.
It’s a conscious choice I try to make every day. Even when my dryer breaks, the plumbing in the bathroom leaves me with two inches of water and an unusable sink, and have  a sinus infection! (true story!) 😉

I did lots of water coloring and adhered it to the card using Crafty Foam Tape.  The flowers and leaves were die cut with water color paper and given a wash of water colors as well.

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I used Dodz™-Medium to adhere the flowers and silk ribbon to the card panel.  I also used the Dodz™-small to adhere the leaves and sequins.  (So much easier than glue I tell ya!)

Pretty simple card….but simple is good sometimes, right? 😉

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Have a great day and be sure to find your happy! 🙂

Supplies: Crafty Foam Tape-white, Dodz™-small, Dodz™-Medium

Other Supplies: die cut machine, water colors, water color paper, sequins, ribbon, sticker

Card in a Card with Keepsake Envelopes

Hi there, it’s Stephanie here today and I want to show you a quick and easy card I made with die cutting scalloped circles and the fabulous E-Z Dots® Permanent Refillable and Keepsake Envelopes.

Card in a Card with Keepsake Envelopes tutorial by Stephanie Schutze for Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L

I cut out some circles in patterned and white paper and adhered them with the E-Z Dots® Permanent Refillable and I added an embellishment sticker in the same color scheme.

There is a card on a card for adding an Keepsake Envelope for a gift card, voucher or money. So if you open the first card you can find a little surprise and if you open the second card you can find the wishes and some sentences.

Card in a Card with Keepsake Envelopes tutorial by Stephanie Schutze for Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L

On the left side I added the german word “wunsch”, it means “wish”.

Card in a Card with Keepsake Envelopes tutorial by Stephanie Schutze for Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L

I finished the card with a twine to open and close it.

Card in a Card with Keepsake Envelopes tutorial by Stephanie Schutze for Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L

Thanks for visiting us today!

Have a nice day!

Stephanie 🙂

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Fabulous Background – Stamping with Lace Trim

Hello Blog Readers! It’s Angela today sharing a tutorial for creating this fabulous background using Lace Ribbons!

angela ploegman fall hello card 61.  Weave 1 inch wide lace ribbon into a rectangle slightly larger than the desired background:

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3. Place a second piece of watercolor paper on top of the lace and press together to get the first impression:

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4. Repeat to get a second impression:

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5. Trim background to size and mount to orange card base with Creative Photo Corners Gold

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6. Using 3D Foam Squares White, Small, attach the gold chipboard sentiment to the card base:

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And you’re done!

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Thanks for checking in today!

Angela

Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® supplies used:  3D Foam Squares White, SmallCreative Photo Corners Gold

Other supplies used: Ranger watercolor paper, Tattered Angels and Clearsnap mists, American Crafts chipboard sentiment, Bazzill Basics Paper card stock, Lace Ribbon

Moonlit Tags with E-Z Runner Grand

It’s Erica and today I’m sharing a tag trio I created using the E-Z Runner® Grand Permanent Strips dispenser, Extreme Double-Sided Tape 1/2″ and Crafty Foam Tape White.

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I started by tracing three banners onto pattern paper (I used the template below).

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Next, I cut the banners out, cut apart my Enhancements and then adhered an Enhancement to each banner using the E-Z Runner® Grand Permanent Strips dispenser.

I then added cardstock stickers giving them dimension with Crafty Foam Tape White.

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I added flowers, leaves, twine and a clothes pin to complete my tags. Finally, I added candy corn to a clear bag sealing the bag using Extreme Double-Sided Tape 1/2″.

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Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L

Paper

  • Authentique Paper, Moonlit

Embellishments

  • Authentique Paper, Moonlit – details, enhancements
  • Recollections – flowers, leaves, clothes pins
  • Misc. – twine

Products

  • Ranger Ink – Tim Holtz – distress ink

Thanks for joining me today!

Erica Houghton

Spellbinders Whimsical Woodland Blog Fest

Greetings! We are super excited to be participating in the Spellbinders® Whimsical Woodland Blog Fest and Partner Blog Hop today!!! Today we have 2 fabulous tutorials! Margie Higuchi and Laurel Seabrook are sharing some super cute stuff. Take a look, then enter to win!

Let your imagination wander through an imaginary, whimsical world with Spellbinders new Woodland Collection. This collection features a Forest Fox, a Woodland Owl, Stylized Flowers, Wreath, Pinecones and Mushrooms. You may be surprised by what you create!

First, we have Margie Higuchi

Woodland Happy Birthday Shaped Card Ensemble by Margie Higuchi for Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L BlogI couldn’t make up my mind so I created a birthday ensemble with the Forest Fox die! LOL! It’s more masculine – LOVE how it turned out! Since it’s World Card Making Day this weekend, I am showcasing my shaped card.

Woodland Happy Birthday Shaped Card by Margie Higuchi

Start with the card base, cut two S6-013 5 x 7 Modern Stationery Die #5 (the smallest sized die is #1) with Kraft paper, using my Grand Calibur® Machine. Score one of the die cuts ½” from the top (short side), adhered with HomeHobby Extreme Double-Sided Tape – ¼” Permanent in the scored area and matched up with the other die cut to create one shaped card.

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To create texture to the card base, I embossed the card base with M-Bossabilities™ Bricks and Bark Folder. Note: to get a crisp embossed design, mist the card base lightly with water before embossing.

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For the second layer on my card front, I cut/embossed S6-013 5 x 7 Modern Stationery Die #4 with wood grain patterned paper and adhered with 3D Foam Squares – Black, Regular for dimension.

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Grass was added by tearing the edge of my green cardstock and cut/embossed ¼ of the S6-013 5 x 7 Modern Stationery Die #4. The red frame was cut by nesting 5 x 7 Stationery Dies #3 and #2 together, secure with washi tape and cut/emboss with red cardstock. Adhere that frame with the grassy patch with HomeHobby Dual Tip Glue Pen.

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For the fox, I cut/embossed/stenciled my pieces from the Forest Fox set with Kraft paper. I assembled and adhered with HomeHobby Dual Tip Glue Pen (think paper piecing). Added black faceted rhinestones for its eyes. Set aside.

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Lastly I cut/embossed Happy Birthday from S2-082 Sentiments One, using yellow cardstock. After I assembled my card front with all the pieces, I adhered the words with Adhesive Sheet – 4×6″ and done!

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Here’s a couple more looks at the final project and ensemble…

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  • Supplies List:
    Scrapbook Adhesive by 3L®:Adhesive Dots 3D, Adhesive Sheets 4×6″, 3D Foam Squares Black, Regular, HomeHobby Extreme Double-Sided Tape ¼“,  Dual Tip Glue Pen
  • Spellbinders Creative® Arts: EL-015 Bricks and Bark, S2-082 Sentiments One, S2-193 Forest Fox, S6-009 Font One – Uppercase, S6-013 5 x 7 Modern Stationery and Grand Calibur Die Cutting and Embossing Machine
  • Canvas Corp: Jute Cord Balls Natural 225’, Paper Bags Kraft (12 pcs), Decorative Clothespins – Jacobean (12 pcs) and Sampler Pack – Lt Natural
  • Patterned Paper: Authentique Paper (Nested Collection)
    Cardstock: Darice/Core’dinations ColorCore Cardstock® (Distress Collection by Tim Holtz™ – Fired Brick,, Rusty Hinge, Brushed Corduroy, Bundle Sage and Mustard Seed)
    Chalk Ink: ClearSnap® (Cat’s Eye® – Brown)
    Black Rhinestones: Want2Scrap©
    Wood Buttons: Maya Road
    Tree Button: Jessie James
    Other: Ivory Cardstock

Next up is Laurel Seabrook!

Hi everyone Laurel here. I love fall and every year I like to create something else to add to my fall home decor. This year I decided to use a piece of scrap pallet wood that I had kicking around.

Autumn Sign by Laurel Seabrook for Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L & Spellbinders Partner Blog Hop

First I painted and distressed the wood. I love the look of old, vintage feeling decor.

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Next up I created the word in Photoshop, printed it out and then used some carbon paper to transfer it to the piece.

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I wasn’t too particular here on perfect coverage… wanted a worn look anyways.

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Once that was done, I did some more sanding and distressing and finished it off with wax.

The next step was to add a bit of detail to my sign and that is where the Spellbinders S4-571 Leaves dies came in 🙂

IMG_8001I die cut the leaves from some kraft cardstock.

I then stamped them with some some script stamps, then embossed with the embossing die that coordinates with the cutting die. I love that!

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A little bit of distressing with ink to bring out the embossing and add to the worn feel.

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My projects never feel complete without some stitching so that was the next step.

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Finally, I adhered the leaves to the sign with Crafty Power Tape.

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Now it is nestled in as some decor on my fireplace mantle.

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Supplies:

  • Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L®: Crafty Power Tape
  • Spellbinders: S4-571 Leaves dies
  • Stamps: Unity
  • Inks: Close to My Heart
  • Misc: Wood, paint, wax

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Thanks Card Tutorial

Hi, it’s Isha here.Today, I am guest designing on the blog. As I wrote before, I am really enjoying all the various kinds of adhesives and the various ways to use them! I especially love the new E-Z Runner® Grand, it’s so easy to use and also to refill 🙂 Then there are these Adhesive Sheets, which I used to apply glitter today.

Thanks Card by Isha Gupta for Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L Blog

This is how I made my card:

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First I stamped the mat layer using various inks and then cut small stripes from the adhesive sheets and just applied it onto the stamped layer randomly. Then I removed the backing paper and applied glitter to it.

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Next, I cut a piece of Adhesive Sheet, removed the yellow liner paper and adhered it to a canvas banner. Now, I removed the backing paper and adhered this canvas to a white cardstock, essentially making my own die cut stickers.

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I die cut some pumpkins from this canvas.

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Then I used some inks and colored in the pumpkins.

When these were slightly dry, I brushed some gold pigment powder onto them.

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Now, I adhered the mat layer and the die-cut circle to the card base using E-Z Runner® Grand.

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Then I used DODZ Small to adhere the 2 side pumpkins. These are so easy to use 🙂

For the center pumpkin, I wanted to give some dimension, so I used 3D Foam Squares.

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Finally, I adhered the die-cut word “Thanks” 🙂

These various adhesives sure make creating so much easier!
Thanks for stopping by. I will be back soon with some more creations.

Isha Gupta

Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L®: Adhesive Sheets 4×6″, Dodz Small, 3D Foam Squares
HomeHobby: E-Z Runner® Grand

Other Supplies:
Stamp: Watercolor Brushstrokes (SugarPea Designs); Dies: Sugar Cuts – Thanks, Zig Zag stitched circles, Stitched Autumn Icons (SugarPea Designs) Inks: All Purpose Ink (Tangerine, Chocolate, Thyme), VersaColor (Tropical Green, Chateau Gray, Seafoam), Memento Luxe (Pear Tart, Lilac Poisies) (ImagineCrafts featuring Tsukineko)

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Happy Halloween Treat Bag

Hello!  This is my hands down MOST favorite holiday to create for.  I am not sure why, but I just love Halloween!  Maybe it’s the candy?

AJOtto-Halloween-002Making the Treat Bag

Who doesn’t love a little treat container filed with their favorite treats?
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Die cut the bag twice and follow the folds to create your edges.  I used the Extreme Double-Sided Tape in 1/4″ here for the sides that fold up.

AJOtto-Halloween-3This is the bottom panel, and being it’s wider, I used the Extreme Double-Sided in 1/2″. Remove the backing and adhere bag together.

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Now it’s ready to be decorated-  I added a few more dies popped up with 3D Foam Squares, some fun stamped images, and of course sequins.  Now to add sequins, I just use a small drop of the Dual Tip Glue Pen and it dries perfectly clear!

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I ended up getting some of my daughters favorite treats for her- since she’s in braces this Halloween, I figured she won’t be able to eat most of her candy any more.  Lucky for me, I’ll gladly help her find new home for it. 😉

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AJOtto-Halloween-7Off to make a few dozen more for the rest of the soccer team!

enjoy!  🙂 AJ

Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® Products used:

Dies- Spellbinders, Lawn Fawn; Stamps- Simon Says Stamp; Sheer Shimmer Spritz from Tsukineko; twine; card stock; sequins from Pretty Pink Posh; mini clothespin; Memento Luxe inks and clear embossing powder.

 

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Grungy Birthday Card

Hello everyone, Asia King here! Today I’m sharing a grungy, covered in moss birthday card I made for my hubby :).

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Once I prepared my A5 card blank I covered the background with pattern papers distressed with inks and a distressing tool. I layered them up and adhered with Home Hobby Grand Permanent Strips.

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To create my grungy banner I first inked up the grunge board letters by dunking them in pools of ink on my craft mat. Then I cut a ‘wooden block’ for each letter from brown cardstock and sanded it around the edges to create a worn look. To adhere the letters to the block background I used Adhesive Sheets 4×6″.

To make the fence I stamped the woodgrain pattern onto inked white card and cut strips to create planks. I added some rusty nails (small brads) and popped the planks onto the card with Crafty Foam Tape Black.

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Once the planks were in place I added my ‘Happy Birthday’ banner using Adhesive Sheets I had to hand. With the help of my trusty Crafty Foam Tape Black I also added a vintage rusty metal plaque which I bought a few years ago at a flea market in Bruges. To complete my card I added some faux moss using Quick & Easy Dual Tip Glue Pen and I tied a bow to the metal plaque.

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Supplies:

Dual Tip Glue Pen, HomeHobby  Grand Permanent Strips, Adhesive Sheets 4×6″, Crafty Foam Tape – Black,

Other supplies:

Papers – Echo Park Times & Seasons; Tim Holtz Idea-ology Alphabet Soup Grungeboard

Hero Arts – Woodgrain Pattern stamp

Inks – Coffee Archival, Broken China, Brushed Corduroy Peeled Paint, Walnut Stain Distress Inks (Ranger Inks)

White and chocolate cardstock, brads, suede twine (May Arts), vintage metal plaque, faux moss.

I hope you enjoyed today’s inspiration with this grungy masculine card. Thank you for stopping by!

Big crafty hugs

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