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Christmas Door Sign

Posted on December 22, 2014 by Stephanie Schütze

Hello there,

It’s Stephanie here today and I want to show you a lovely Christmas Door Sign I made using some beautiful 3D Foam Christmas Shapes.

Only two days until Christmas Eve (we celebrate at 24.12.). Are you already excited and looking forward to it? Our home is decorated and also the doors have gotten a decoration.

I had to made a door sign for my daughter’s room because she has so much wished it.

Here is a little tutorial for it.

Lay out a few papers, a backgroundpaper for the door sign (I used a penant shape), a motife and a composition of paper scrap, tag and wordsticker.

Use the 3D Foam Christmas Shapes and embossing powder to create another decoration elements. I used brown powder for the gingerbread man.

And I used red powder for the mouth of the gingerbread man and a star and circles.

Create a snow feeling with white acrylic paint and a sponge. Let it dry.

Then you can decorate it all together with the E-Z Runner® Permanent Strips – Refillable. I also used a red ribbon on top of the door sign.

My daughter loved it. 🙂

Thanks for visiting today! I wish you a Merry Christmas!

Stephanie 🙂

Supplies:

3D Foam Christmas Shapes

E-Z Runner® Permanent Strips – Refillable

Paper from Websters Pages

Ribbon from Maya Road

Sticker from Websters Pages

Embossing Powder from WOW and Clearsnap

White Acrylic Paint and sponge

Little tag from my stash

Photo Transfer Technique featuring Adhesive Sheets

Posted on December 21, 2014 by Angela Ploegman

Have you tried a photo transfer with our Adhesive Sheets? Hello blog readers! It’s Angela here today sharing a Photo Transfer Technique Tutorial featuring Scrapbook Adhesive by 3L® Adhesive Sheets 4 x 6″.

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First of all, gather your supplies.

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How to Photo Transfer with Adhesive Sheets

1. Print a reverse image of your photograph large enough to cover your coaster (this step is only necessary if you have text either in or added to your photo).

2. Make a color photocopy of your photo (this keeps the ink from running when it gets wet). Cut off any excess copy paper. Peel back the yellow protective layer from the Adhesive Sheet 4 x 6″ and place the photo GOOD SIDE down onto the adhesive.

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3. Burnish the good side of the photo, then remove photo from adhesive sheet. Place adhesive covered photo face up on your work table.

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4. Align and place a clean coaster face side down onto adhesive covered photo. Flip over and burnish aggressively.

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Photo Transfer Details

5. Wet the back side of the photo. Starting in the center, begin to remove the paper with gentle scrubbing. I used a scouring kitchen sponge to gently rub the paper off, but you could use your fingers or even steel wool if you want a more aggressively aged look. Here’s a picture of the paper partially removed:

Paper Piecing with Adhesive Sheets - Warm Winter Wishes Card by Angela Ploegman

6. Continue until all the paper is removed. Minimize the additional water you use….too much makes it too easy to rub the entire project off the coaster, not enough and you can’t remove the paper effectively. The photo should look like a slighted muted version of the original when done. While still damp, the photo will cloud over again as it dries).

DAMP project (with most paper removed)

Paper Piecing with Adhesive Sheets - Warm Winter Wishes Card by Angela Ploegman

DRY project (with most paper removed)

Paper Piecing with Adhesive Sheets - Warm Winter Wishes Card by Angela Ploegman

7. Let the project COMPLETELY dry at this point. I used a heat tool with no ill effect. Seal with a commercially available spray sealer. Mine was solvent-borne and worked fine provided the project was COMPLETELY dry!

Paper Piecing with Adhesive Sheets - Warm Winter Wishes Card by Angela Ploegman

I love the distressed edges on my coasters and consequently, some of the distressing carried through the body of the project. Fabulous!

Thanks for stopping by!
Angela

Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® Used:
Adhesive Sheets – 4 x 6″

Adhesive Sheets are available in 12×12″ and 6×12″ sizes too!

Other: Coasters; Trajan Pro Font; Spray Sealer

Peace Wreath – Using Photo Corners and 3D Foam Snowflakes

Posted on December 20, 2014 by Lisa Adametz

Hi crafty friends, it’s Lisa here! Can you believe it’s almost Christmas?!! I’m so unprepared! But, as is my nature, I’m waiting ’til the last minute to get things done. 🙂 I hope this fun and sparkly card gets YOUR creative juices flowing and gets you inspired.

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Isn’t it fun? And I love the color combination. It just makes me happy.

How to Make the Peace Wreath

1. Using circle dies, die-cut a circle to create the base of the wreath.

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2. Gather desired glitter colors and 3D Foam Snowflakes.

3. Peel off protective layer from 3D Foam Snowflake and shake Glitter on top. Burnish into the adhesive. Brush away excess. Repeat for as many snowflakes as desired. Including the fun snowdrops!

4. To create the “wreath”, simply adhere the Silver Creative Photo Corners one at a time onto the die-cut circle so that they fit snugly into each other.

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5. Attach your snowflakes. (No photo.)

6. Use small Thin 3D Foam Squares for just a little bit of lift under the wreath. And adhere wreath to card front.

7. I worked backwards and had already adhered my wreath, so I used the MyStik® Permanent Strips to adhere the card front to the card base.

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8. Die cut a sentiment from glitter card stock (leave the die stuck in the square of paper). Then cut a piece of Adhesive Sheets the same size as the size (at least) of your die cut. Remove the yellow release paper and burnish it to the back side of your die cut. The die can then be pull out from the front ready to be adhered.

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I hope that you enjoyed my card today and saw how incredibly easy it is to use SO many of your adhesives in a really pretty and fun way!

Supplies From Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L®:
E-Z Dots® Permanent Refillable
MyStik® Permanent Strips
Thin 3D Foam Squares Mix White
3D Foam Snowflakes
Creative Photo Corners Silver
Adhesive Sheets 6 x 12”

Other Supplies:
My Favorite Things (Cardstock & Die), Penny Black (Die), Lawn Fawn (Twine), Doodlebug (Pearls), Martha Stewart (Glitter).

Candy Cane Holders

Posted on December 19, 2014 by Christine Emberson

Hi everyone, it is Christine here today with some cute candy cane holders, great for the Christmas tree, the dining table or little treats for kids and friends.

I’ve put together a little tutorial on how to make them. I chose Spellbinders Labels Four die templates and a small circular die to create two holes as detailed in the image.

Selecting a sheet of 3D Foam Stars, I peeled off the front sheet and sprinkled some fine gold glitter over the sticky area.

Tap off the excess and remove the star carefully, it is beautifully encrusted with glitter – a lovely embellishment.

I used Lawn Fawn – Winter Gifts for the sentiment stamp, attached my gold 3D Foam Star and matted this onto green cardstock with MyStik® Permanent Strips.

On the reverse I applied 3D Foam Squares Regular – White.

Attach the sentiment card to the the label shape and thread the candy canes through the two holes.

An extra decoration is Spellbinders Holly Twigs and Leaves.

Thank you for joining me today, wishing you a fantastic creative Christmas.

Christine

Supplies:

MyStik® Permanent Strips, 3D Foam Stars, 3D Foam Squares Regular – White

Spellbinders: Labels Four, Holly Twigs and Leaves

Lawn Fawn: Winter Gifts stamp

Fine glitter – gold and silver

A Warm Wishes Shaped Wine Tag Tutorial

Posted on December 17, 2014 by Margie Higuchi

Happy Holidays! With Christmas just around the corner, I thought I’d share an idea to put sparkle into your gift giving. Using the 3D Foam Trees, I put together a hanger tag that will bring a smile to your recipient instead of a boring wine bag.

Start with a sheet of 3D Foam Trees shapes. I swiped the liner with anti-static powder to control the glittery mess 🙂

Went a little crazy on the glitter – just bought a pack of 18 WONDERFUL COLORS! LOL!! Some have tri-color (just tear the liner ⅓ of the tree, add glitter and repeat two more times to achieve the effect) and others have either silver, teal, yellow, etc.

After I decided which tree to use, I took off its trunk liner and colored it with Stamper’s Big Brush Walnut Brown Pen – I colored two coats (dry between coats).

For the base I cut/embossed Snowflakes View Die #2 (the smallest die size is #1) with red patterned paper and Die #1 with ivory cardstock.

Stamp the sentiments to the ivory die cut. Add the glittered 3D Foam Trees shapes at the bottom of the stamped die cut.

Tip: to remove the shapes from the sheet of 3D Foam trees, I used my Tool ‘N One.

Place 3D Foam Squares – Black, Regular in the back and center on the red die cut.

To create the hanger part, I cut a 3¾ x 12″ strip of ivory cardstock and scored at 6″ on the long side.

About 1″ from the score line, I cut/embossed Standard Circles LG Die #3 to create an opening for the bottle neck. Then I trimmed about ½” from the circle and rounded all the corners to finish the hanger.

I just had add a little texture to the hanger so I used 3D M-Bossibilities™ European Tapestry Folder. Very lightly mist water on the cardstock to soften the fibers and put it through my Grand Calibur® Die Cutting and Embossing Machine for a deep embossing.

Add the tag with 3D Foam Squares – Black, Regular onto the hanger – you are ready to give a bottle of wine with a little sparkle for the holidays!

Project Supplies:
SCRAPBOOK ADHESIVES BY 3L®: 3D Foam Trees and 3D Foam Squares – Black, Regular
Cardstock – WorldWin Papers (Ivory Cardstock)
Patterned Papers – Bo Bunny® Press (Christmas Collage Collection)
Die Templates, Embossing Folder and Tool – Spellbinders® Creative Arts (Grand Calibur Die Cutting and Embossing Machine, Standard Circles LG, Snowflakes View, European Tapestry and Tool ‘N One)
Stamp – JustRite® Papercraft (Snowflake Vintage Labels Seven Clear Stamp Set)
Ink – Ranger Ink (Archival Ink™ Designer Series Wendy Veechi – Red Geranium)
Marker – Faber-Castell® Design Memory Craft® (Stamper’s Big Brush – Walnut Brown)
Glitter – Hampton Arts (Extra Fine Glitter in Yellow, Teal and Green)
Other – Wine Bottle; Anti-Static Powder

For a lot more inspiration, come visit Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L Pinterest Boards!

Thank you for visiting!
Margie Higuchi (MargieH)

Peace on Earth Easel Card and Tutorial

Posted on December 16, 2014 by Linda Lucas

Please give a warm welcome to Linda Lucas, one of our fabulous Ambassador Team members! Linda, also known online as Lovely Linda, has a wonderful tutorial for us today!

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Peace on Earth Card

1. Remove the yellow layer from the Adhesive Sheet and place the adhesive on the back side of patterned paper.
2. Cut/emboss using a die cutting machine and a decorative die cut.
3. Peel off white liner from the die cut to expose the adhesive.

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4. Adhere the patterned paper to an Easel Card Base – with pre-rounded corners.
5. Adhere seam binding around the middle of the decorative layer with E-Z Runner® Permanent Strips.
6. Cut/emboss Sentiment paper using another decorative die cut and lightly sand around embossed edges using a sanding block.
7. Adhere to layered card base using 3D Foam Squares for dimension. Add a double seam binding bow to the left of the patterned layer.

Note: The Peace On Earth sentiment is pre-printed, but you could stamp an image if preferred.

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8. Remove the top liner paper from a 3D Foam Snowflake, sprinkle on gold glitter and wipe off excess.
9. Adhere the glittered 3D Foam Snowflake to small die cut red circle. Adhere 3D Foam Squares and adhere to a slighter larger white circle.

10. Adhere layered circles to the bottom corner of the layered die cut using E-Z Dots® Permanent.
11. Attach to Easel Card base, which has had patterned paper added, using E-Z Dots® Permanent. Attach patterned border strip using the E-Z Runner® Permanent Strips.
12. Using 3D Foam Squares, adhere to a thin strip of cardstock across the centre of the card base, adding sentiment and embellishments as desired. This will hold the easel card upright
13. Finish by adding bling as shown in the main photo above.

Thank you Linda! If you want to see more of her work, you can find her at Lovely Linda’s Craft Central.

Creative Time: 60 minutes
Skill Level: Intermediate

Linda uses these supplies:

Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L®: Adhesive Sheets 4×6”, 3D Foam Squares Regular White, 3D Foam Squares White Small, E-Z Dots® Permanent Refillable, E-Z Runner® Permanent Strips Refillable
Spellbinders: Labels Seventeen, Decorative Labels Eight, Grand Calibur Die Cutting Machine
Authentique Paper: Joyous Collection 12×12; Seam Binding
Want2Scrap: 72 Count Silver Rhinestone Self Adhesive, Beautiful Bling Borders by Nina Brackett – Fancy That, Baby Bling – Brown Rhinestones – Self Adhesive
Sanding Block; Gold Glitter

Holiday Christmas Tags Using Designer Foam Shapes

Posted on December 15, 2014 by AJ Otto

Merry Christmas!! Tags seem to be the topic as of late, and I have a few more I am sharing that are super fun and cute.

Who doesn’t need a cute tag for all those last minute gifts? Using the 3D Foam Christmas Mix, and 3D Foam Trees, you can easily customize your tags.

Peel back the backing from each tree, and sprinkle glitter over each one. I have a whole sheet of trees ready to go now. Repeat with the elements you would like to use from the other sheets.

I simply created a few tags in the 2 12 X 4″ size, trimmed the tops and adhered the patterned paper strips on the bottom of each using Crafty Power Tape.
I then punched a circle out of the coordinating paper and adhered to the top using E-Z Runner® Permanent Strips Refillable.

Attach glittered covered 3D Foam Shape to your tag.
To finish, punch a whole through your circle at the top, and pull some ribbon through. Wrap twine through the ribbon and strong the bells, one on each sand before tying into a now.

Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L Products used: E-Z Runner® Permanent Strips Refillable, Crafty Power Tape, 3D Foam Trees, and 3D Foam Christmas Mix.

Other supplies- Patterned paper- Doodlebug Designs, Twine, Ribbon, Glitter- Stampendous, holiday colored jingle bells.

enjoy!! AJ

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Home For Christmas – Sweet Birdhouse Ornament

Posted on December 14, 2014 by Asia King

Hello everyone! Asia King here. Today I have a tutorial for this sweet little birdhouse ornament. My home and Christmas tree are full of handmade decor but I can always find a spare branch for a new ornament.

Shabby chic handmade DIY Christmas tree birdhouse ornament by Asia King for Scrapbook Adhesives By 3L

Christmas Birdhouse Ornament Tutorial

I prepared my tutorial in a ‘pinnable’ format so feel free to share it and pin it Pinterest. Hope you enjoy it!

Birdhouse Christmas Ornament tutorial by Asia King for Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L — Pin it!

And here are some close-ups of the birdhouse.

3d foam layered holly decoart snow-tex white and gold ornament

Supplies:

Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L

Other supplies:

Stampendous:Christmas Diamonds – Perfectly Clear stamps, Crystal Micro Glitter, Gold Micro Glitter, Champagne Crushed Glass Glitter
DecoArt: Snow-Tex, Americana Decor Chalky Finish Lace paint
Tsukineko Delicata Golden Glitz ink

May this festive time bring you all joy, peace and love and laughter!

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3D Foam Christmas Tags

Posted on December 13, 2014 by Kelly Klapstein

Hello Everyone…and Merry Christmas…less than two weeks away! It’s Kelly here today to share some fun tags you can make using a package of 3D Foam Christmas Shapes and Crafty Power Tape.

There are so many cute Christmas shapes in this package, and you get two sheets….so I can make many more tags. Did you know that Crafty Power Tape comes in both a roll and this handy red dispenser? My Crafty Power Tape dispenser matches my Christmas projects!

I cut my own tags from Bazzill cardstock. After punching the edges of the bottoms of my tags, I added a couple of strips of Crafty Power Tape and traditional Christmas colours of red and green glitter.

Then I took out my package of 3D Foam Christmas Shapes, along with more glitter and flocking. There are so many different ways to alter your 3D Foam Shapes!

TIP: Remember to remove only the backing of the pieces you are working with, when you apply different colours of products close together. Tweezers can be helpful for this!

Now it’s time to finish my Christmas shopping and get wrapping so these tags can be used!

Happy Crafting!

Kelly Klapstein

ADHESIVES: 3D Foam Christmas Shapes, Crafty Power Tape

SUPPLIES: Bazzill Basics Paper cardstock; Clearsnap Glitter; EK Success Glitter and Flocking; May Arts ribbon

Photo Corner Gift Tag

Posted on December 12, 2014 by Latisha Yoast

Hello there, it’s Latisha. So, a few weeks ago or so, I received my Design Team box, and included in the box was a ton, and I mean a ton of Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® Gold Creative Photo Corners. I really couldn’t believe my eyes, and seriously wondered what I could possible do with them. Well folks, I layered the gold Photo Corners onto a tag, and I have to say, I’m really digging the results.

Photo Corner Gift Tag by Latisha Yoast for Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L

First, die cut a tag using scrap paper (because it was going to be covered). Then starting at the bottom of the tag, make layers in a straight line using the Gold Creative Photo Corners. Continue until the tag is completely covered, then trim around the tag using super sharp scissors. To embellish the tag I used flair along with some buttons, an adhered them using 3D Foam Squares.

I’ll be attaching this to a mason jar. You can fill the jar with some kraft filler and then add the candy canes to pop out of the top of the jar.

Attach the tag to the jar by simply wrapping the ribbon around the jar, bringing the tails through the hole of the tag, and tying a bow. I plan on putting this out on a coffee table, or even my island counter as a fun Christmas decoration.

Photo Corner Gift Tag by Latisha Yoast for Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L

Creative Time: 15 Minutes
Skill Level: Beginner

Materials Used:

Gold Creative Photo Corners
3D Foam Squares White Regular
Fancy Pants Designs Flair (Oh Deer! Collection)
Fancy Pants Designs buttons (Oh Deer Collection)
May Arts ribbon
Mason jar

See several other examples of Creative Photo Corners used for Texture on this blog post:

How to Photo Transfer with Adhesive Sheets

Photo Transfer Details

How to Make the Peace Wreath

Supplies From Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L®: E-Z Dots® Permanent Refillable MyStik® Permanent Strips Thin 3D Foam Squares Mix White 3D Foam Snowflakes Creative Photo Corners Silver Adhesive Sheets 6 x 12”

Peace on Earth Card

Linda uses these supplies:

Christmas Birdhouse Ornament Tutorial

Supplies From Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L®:
E-Z Dots® Permanent Refillable
MyStik® Permanent Strips
Thin 3D Foam Squares Mix White
3D Foam Snowflakes
Creative Photo Corners Silver
Adhesive Sheets 6 x 12”