It’s day 2 of our week of fun with Bo Bunny!
Through Saturday we’re featuring one or more designers on their own blogs, and an opportunity to win from us and from Bo Bunny! Lots of prizes are available this week!
Today AJ Otto is our host on her blog The Willow Garden. Comment here, then visit her and comment there too!
Be sure to visit all of today’s Designers on BoBunny’s Blog!
Updated: Be sure to visit Lisa G’s blog today!
Don’t miss yesterday’s post by Christine Emberson!
Hello friends! Welcome to Day 1 of our week of fun with Bo Bunny!
Today though Saturday we’re featuring one or more designers on their own blogs, and an opportunity to win from us and from Bo Bunny! Lots of prizes are available this week!
Each day enter to win here, and then again on the Designer’s blog with a comment though the Rafflecopter system. Additional entries are available too!
Now, go visit Christine Emberson’s Blog, and be sure to comment there too! Here’s a sneak peek of her fabulous project today!
Be sure to visit all of today’s Designers:
And then check out Day 2 with AJ Otto!
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Hello, it’s Beth and I’m shaking it up this week with an easy shaker card. It seems like they’re all the rage again!
And they are really not hard to make!
On this card I die cut a frame from 3D Foam Creative Sheets, adhered it onto patterned paper. I added sequins and micro-beads, then added a piece if plastic page protector cut just larger than the opening. Next I topped it with a die cut piece of paper. The shaker was inked and added to another layer of paper.
Next I added a bow with lace ribbon organza. I stuck it down with Dodz™ Medium dots. A few of the stickers in the paper pack and voila!
Have you jumped on the shaker card bandwagon?
Thanks for visiting today!
Supplies Used:
Hello- AJ here with a shaker card tutorial using our Keepsake Envelopes.
I have been seeing shaker cards everywhere lately, and figured I have more than enough sequins to whip up a few. I also remember about 10 years ago they seemed to be really popular, and I remember making a few…but I cant find any acetate in my house….so Keepsake Envelopes to the rescue.
Here I have placed a few sequins into my envelope, and already die cut my frame to cover it. Adhere the flap down on the envelope, (you can also add a few strips across the top as well to help hold them in.)
Using the E-Z Runner® Permanent Strips Refillable, go ahead and lay some adhesive onto the backside of your frame.
Remove the white liner, and gently place your smaller die cut words on the adhesive backing(BONUS!) *Make sure you have them right sight up! 
I have decided to pop my frame up with a bit of Crafty Foam Tape. Mostly because I can. No other reason-I pop up everything if I can. 
I’m sure once my daughter sees this card I will have to create a few more… It actually came together quite quickly, and if I ever decide I want to quit being addicted to sequins, I can dump them all into my Keepsake Envelopes and make a few hundred cards!
enjoy! 
AJ
Hello everybody! Asia King here and today I would like to officially open my 2015 wedding projects season! First up is this sparkly wedding card.
I have quite a few layers in this card – first tier is the background papers which I layered with MyStik® Permanent Strips and embellished with Creative Photo Corners White. The center of the background was die cut with an intricate design die so to ensure all my frilly parts were securely adhered I used E-Z Dots® Permanent.
The focal point of my card is a lovely wedding couple which I die cut from 3D Foam Creative Sheets. The couple is set behind a flower spray which I embellished with glittered 3D Foam Leaves. I secured my florals in place with Dodz Adhesive Dots 3D.
The bride and the groom were covered with glitter and flocks and then ‘framed’ with layers of die-cut ornate ovals popped over Thin 3D Foam Squares Mix White and 3D Foam Squares White Mix. I used Thin and regular 3D Foam Squares to vary the heights and to allow for even distribution over the piece of lace I tucked in underneath.
Before I go, I also wanted to share a little crafty tip. When I work on a design and a layout of my project, I tend to move the items around multiple times until I’m happy with the final arrangement. However I can never ‘visualize’ things properly unless the layers are even and secure. So I always use my trusty E-Z Dots® Repositionable during the design stage – it helps me keep all the pieces in order but still allows me to easily remove them, before I’m ready to adhere them permanently :).
Find more wedding inspiration on Top Wedding Ideas!
Supplies I used:
3D Foam Creative Sheets, 3D Foam Leaves, Thin 3D Foam Squares – Mix White, 3D Foam Squares – White Mix, Creative Photo Corners White, MyStik® Permanent Strips, E-Z Dots® Repositionable, E-Z Dots® Permanent, Dodz Adhesive Dots 3D
Other supplies used:
Stampendous: Stack Art Angel Wings stamp set (script), Cling Married Monograms, Crystal Micro Glitter, Indigo Blue Flock, Cotton Ball Flock
Dies: Spellbinders Gold Majesty Circles, Marianne Designs Lord and Lady
Inks: Midnight Blue StazOn Mini, Faded Jeans and Tea Dye Distress Inks
Paper: K&Company Blue Awning collection
Big crafty hugs
Today I wanted to wish my sweet friend a wonderful Happy Birthday~!! Using Lawn Fawn papers, stamp set with matching dies and of course, Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® products, I created this CAS (Clean And Simple) card for HER…
Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L®: E-Z Runner® Permanent Strips and 3D Foam Squares – Black, Regular; Stamp, Patterned Papers and Die: Lawn Fawn (Pintsized Patterns: Beachside Collection, Wish You Were Here Stamp Set and Wish You Were Here Die Set); Cardstock: Darice/Core’dinations; Markers: Chameleon™ Art Products Ltd. (Color Tones Pens 22 Pen Deluxe Set)
Latisha with you today, sharing a fun and different way to package photos when giving them away. I am usually the “designated-mom-picture-taker-photographer” for events like Prom or other special occasions. I will get the photos printed, and then I like to package them in glassine bags or kraft bags. They lay flat, perfect for photos and they are easy to decorate.
First gather the supplies you will need.
1. Adhere the trimmed down pieces of pattern paper together.
2. Start adhering the diecuts to the panel by using Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L 3D Foam Squares (white, small)
3. Tie twine through the button then attach buttons to the clothespin and the bag by using Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L Dodz small.
Materials Used:
Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L 3D Foam Squares (white, small)
Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L Dodz small
Fancy Pants Designs Everyday Circus pattern paper and ephemera
May Arts Twine
kraft bag
Happy Saturday everyone! It’s Lisa here with you and I’m thrilled to be sharing a little mixed media tag I worked on this week using some of my very favorite Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® products.
I created the background first using a variety of mediums. Once I had that the way I liked it, then I adhered the patterned paper to the side using the MyStik® Permanent Strips. After that I watercolored some paper, stamped the floral images, and die-cut them. I also die-cut a single leaf, as well. I placed 3D Foam Squares – White, Regular under one flower and Thin 3D Foam Squares – Mix White under the other. I stamped the stems where I wanted them, removed the backing paper from the foam squares and put the flowers in place. I then adhered the leaf with the MyStik® Permanent Strips.
Placing the flowers like this gives it additional dimension since the flowers are now mounted at two different heights or thicknesses.
Here’s a close-up:
I always love rolling up Dodz™ Small to ensure that my bows don’t shift, so I did that with my twine bow. The Dodz™ really keep things nice and secure.
I hope that you enjoyed my tag today and enjoy your weekend!
Supplies:
From Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L®:
3D Foam Squares White, Regular
Thin 3D Foam Squares – Mix, White
Other Supplies:
Tag
Watercolors
Flower/leaf die
Stamps
Gelatos®
Patterned Paper
Enamel Dots
Twine
Cardstock Weight Vellum
Stencil
Mica
Sticky Back Canvas
Happy Friday my friends! Michele here with a quick easy shaker card all ready for spring! Shaker cards are all the rage these days! They are so fun and interactive!
The Keepsake Envelopes are perfect for slipping a handful of sequins and beads into. I also used the 3D Foam Creative Sheets to create a focal point for my sentiment.
I used the die with my 3D Foam Creative Sheet to create my dimensional frame. I adhered it directly to my Keepsake Envelope. ( I love that it is sticky on both sides!)
I wanted a bit of subtle sparkle, so I sprinkled a bit of glitter. No glue, no hassles, just peel the top off and you have this wonderfully sticky die cut!
I cut my flower out of felt…..
Grabbed my patterned paper…..
I took a section of ribbon and pink twine……
And tied my bow…..
I added my sequins to the envelope.
All of the embellishments were adhered using Dodz™-Medium
I attached the envelope/shaker card to my card stock using the E-Z Squares®.
One last look at the finished product before you go!
I hope you all have a great day! Thanks so much for stopping by!
Supplies:
Hello there, It’s Stephanie here today and I want to show you a card with Lawn Fawn paper and stamps and my favorite Adhesives I made for Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L®.
Here is my tutorial for you how I created this card.
1 – Take your Lawn Fawn Paper Pad “Beachside” and choose coordinating paper. Tear some strips.
2 – Adhere your strips with the E-Z Dots Permanent onto a paper. The torn paper looks like waves.
3 – Cut out your size of card from that paper scraps paper.
4 – Stamp your image from the Lawn Fawn stamp set “Critters in the Sea” on a piece of white cardstock.
5 – Cut out your motive with a scissors.
6 – Stamp on a white strip of cardstock your sentiment.
7 – Use the 3D Foam Squares White Small and 3D Foam Squares White Regular to adhere your motive with a 3D effect.
8 – Select a favorite place to adhere it.
9 – Adhere your card on another cardstock with the E-Z Dots Permanent.
10 – Enjoy your card.
I hope you will have fun with this little tutorial. This technique is also very good to use up your leftovers paper.
Stephanie
Supplies from Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L®
Lawn Fawn Clear stamp set – Critters of the Sea
Lawn Fawn 6×6 paper pack – Beachside
Mirror Cardboard
Faber Castell Big Brush Pen – black
