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Freckled Fawn Blog Hop Day 4 – Much Love Card

Posted on July 10, 2014 by Christine Emberson

Welcome to Day 4 of our blog hop with Freckled Fawn. It is Christine here today with a Much Love Card.

I started with a white card base and cut a smaller piece of dotted green paper (Basic Grey – RSVP. I inked the edges lightly. This was then affixed to my card base using E-Z Runner® Permanent Strips – Refillable.

CEmberson - Much Love

Added a strip of Freckled Fawn washi tape to the bottom section of the card.

I then selected Freckled Fawn wood embellishments – Wood Chips – Frames, added some distress ink to the edge (these would also look great painted!) I easily attached the frame to the front of my card with 3D Foam Squares White Mix, the squares are so easy to cut to the exact size you need.

Also added a couple more Freckled Fawn Wood Chips – Hearts to the middle area of the frame.

The final touch – a red flower, Spellbinders Blooms Four

Just lifting the frame a little gives that nice dimension.

I kept to a simple colour palette bringing out the red of the little heart on the washi tape with a flower.

Be sure to see all the projects in this blog hop:

Gold Flecked Arrow Card – Day 1
Hi Card- Day 2
Speech Bubble Layout – Day 3
Much Love Card – Day 4
We’ve Moved Arrow Card – Day 5
Layered Tag – Day 6

At the end of the week we will pull a winner from all entries through our Rafflecopter box. Please enter through the Rafflecopter system with a blog comment. Additional entries are available too! Good Luck and thanks for visiting! Come back each day to enter, contest runs from July 7-11 at 11:59pm Central Time!

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Freckled Fawn Blog Hop Day 3 – Speech Bubble Layout

Posted on July 9, 2014 by Kelly Klapstein

Hello everyone! It’s Kelly Klapstein here, and I’d like to welcome you to Day 3 of our blog hop with Freckled Fawn.

I had the good fortune of playing with some wonderful Freckled Fawn embellishments and decided to create a layout about my two daughters.

We were in Phoenix for Spring Break last March and went shopping (no kidding). I was trailing behind my girls, when I snapped this pic and thought, “Isn’t it nice to see them talking to each other instead of texting on their phones!?!”

The Freckled Fawn “HI” paper clips and fun acrylic shapes are so cool! Of course, I adore the Wood Chips too and used the “What?” Frame set and the “Speech Bubble” set….which are both perfect for layouts about teens!

All the Wood Chips from Freckled Fawn are natural, so you can customize them with any colour of ink. Just place them face down on an ink pad and rub them across.

I decided to alter all of them with black ink.

There are two adhesives that work really well with both the wood chips and the acrylic pieces: Adhesive Dots Small and the E-Z Dots™ Permanent Refillable Dispenser. I used the E-Z Dots™ to adhere the acrylic arrows and Speech Bubble Wood Chips.

I used Small Adhesive Dots on the wood frames and acrylic heart. Can you see how the box is also the dispenser? It sends out one dot at a time for easy application! They also come in Medium and 3D.

If your Adhesive Dots are larger than the item you are adhering, then just use non-stick scissors or tweezers to push them behind and out of sight.

If you’re anything like me, then you don’t want your adhesive to show up on your project!

My paper layers and photo are adhered with my E-Z Dots™ Permanent.

Did you know that all the E-Z Runners™ have economical and environmentally friendly refills?

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Be sure to see all the projects in this blog hop:

Gold Flecked Arrow Card – Day 1
Hi Card- Day 2
Speech Bubble Layout – Day 3
Much Love Card – Day 4
We’ve Moved Arrow Card – Day 5
Layered Tag – Day 6

Don’t forget to visit the Freckled Fawn’s Blog for more chances to win!

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ADHESIVES: Adhesive Dots Small, E-Z Dots™ Permanent Refillable

SUPPLIES: Freckled Fawn Embellishments, FancyPants papers, flowers and stickers

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Freckled Fawn Blog Hop Day 2 – Hi

Posted on July 8, 2014 by AJ Otto

Hello! AJ here to share with you a fun card using some of my favorite adhesives along with some fabulous Freckled Fawn products!

I have adored Freckled Fawn for quite a while now, I just love all of their fun embellishments! My card today uses a fun plastic heart and their ever popular Cloud Wood Chips and a red acrylic heart frame from a OhDeerMe Kit

To start, I adhere my patterned paper to my card using Crafty Foam Tape.

Next, I die cut a white shape to adhere my heart to using the Adhesive Dots Small. I just adhered it to the edge of the heart, and folded over the other part back on it itself. I adhered the little cloud shape the same way.

To attach some twine, I place a few Adhesive Dots Small down onto my patterned paper and then coil the twine and stick it to the Dodz.

Lastly, I adhere the panel to the card using 3D Foam Squares.

Here’s how to enter the prize drawing:

At the end of the week we will pull a winner from all entries through our Rafflecopter box. Please enter through the Rafflecopter system with a blog comment. Additional entries are available too!

Good Luck and thanks for visiting!

Be sure to see all the projects in this blog hop:

Gold Flecked Arrow Card – Day 1
Hi Card- Day 2
Speech Bubble Layout – Day 3
Much Love Card – Day 4
We’ve Moved Arrow Card – Day 5
Layered Tag – Day 6

Come back each day to enter, contest runs from July 7-11 at 11:59pm Central Time! Don’t forget to visit the Freckled Fawn’s Blog for more chances to win!

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Freckled Fawn- OHDEERME kit- red acrylic heart, Cloud Wood Chips

Spellbinders dies, twine, cardstock, patterened paper

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Freckled Fawn Blog Hop Day 1 – Gold Flecked Arrow Card

Posted on July 7, 2014 by Angela Ploegman

Welcome to Day 1 of our Blog Hop with Freckled Fawn!

It’s Angela here today with a gold flecked card featuring the fabulous Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® 12 x 12″ Sheet Adhesive and Freckled Fawn arrow embellishments.

Gold Flecked Arrow Card by Angela Ploegman

The card background is a piece of watercolor paper that I saved from some experimentation with different watercolor mediums. I scrunched a single Adhesive Sheet – 12 x 12″ into a tight ball, then smoothed it out, and rescrunched and resmoothed. I then applied it to the watercolor paper and lightly smoothed it (do not burnish!). I removed the Adhesive Sheet and then applied gold leaf to the adhesive left behind. It created the awesome gold flecked background for the card.

I then attached the Freckled Fawn Arrow Frames using a fresh Adhesive Sheet to turn the Arrow Frames into stickers. The sentiment was stamped with StazOn ink to ensure it wouldn’t smudge on the gold leaf. Here’s a close up of one of the arrows and the stamped sentiment:

Gold Flecked Arrow Card by Angela Ploegman

Here’s how to enter the prize drawing:

At the end of the week we will pull a winner from all entries through our Rafflecopter box. Please enter through the Rafflecopter system with a blog comment. Additional entries are available too!

Good Luck and thanks for visiting!

Be sure to see all the projects in this blog hop:

Gold Flecked Arrow Card – Day 1
Hi Card- Day 2
Speech Bubble Layout – Day 3
Much Love Card – Day 4
We’ve Moved Arrow Card – Day 5
Layered Tag – Day 6

Come back each day to enter, contest runs from July 7-11 at 11:59pm Central Time! Don’t forget to visit the Freckled Fawn’s Blog for more chances to win!

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Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® supplies used: Adhesive Sheets – 12 x 12″

Other Supplies used: Freckled Fawn Arrow Frames, Martha Stewart gold leaf, Hero Arts pan watercolors, Avery Elle stamp, Tsukineko StazOn ink, Bazzill Basics Paper card stock, misc. gesso

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Tag Duo with MyStik Permanent Strips

Posted on July 5, 2014 by Erica Houghton

Hi! It’s Erica and today I’m sharing two tags I created using MyStik® Permanent Strips and Crafty Power Tape.

Tag Duo with MyStik Permanent Strips by Erica Houghton for Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L

Step 1: Adhere pattern paper to tag using MyStik® Permanent Strips

Step 2: Fussy cut elements to embellish tags; adhere with MyStik® Permanent Strips

Step 3: Adhere ribbon and/or decorative trim using Crafty Power Tape

Adhesives

Paper

13 Arts, Fly Away

Embellishments

Recollections – flowers
Magnolia – flowers

Products

Ranger Ink – Tim Holtz – distress ink

Thanks for joining me today!

Erica Houghton

It’s Independence Day!

Posted on July 4, 2014 by Tiffany Johnson

Hello Blogosphere! It’s Tiffany here today with a quick photo tutorial done up in Red, White, and Blue for Independence Day! I hope all of my fellow Americans enjoy this Fourth of July weekend! My project features the 3D Foam Pennants! You might be asking, “why would I give a card on the 4th of July?” Well, I happen to be giving my card to the organizer of our community BBQ! You could even stick this on a 6-pack and be golden 😉

Making the Independence Day Card

I’m also using the MyStik™ Permanent Strips to adhere the many layers of my patriotic card!

First, you need to peel off the non-stick sheets of the pennants you’d like to apply glitter to. I like to peel off a couple at a time so that I can apply one glitter color at a time!

Next, you’ll need to ink up the edges of an A2 card base with some Antique Linen Distress Ink. Add ink to the main image panel (3 1/2″ x 2 3/4″) as well.

To create the curled corner, I apply MyStik™ Permanent Strips to the top-let corner of a smaller piece of patterned paper before adhering to the main piece of patterned paper. This ensures that none of the adhesive will show once it’s curled!

Now, you can have fun stamping and add your stamped sentiment and images to the main image panel you’ll already distressed with ink!

Now, you’re ready to adhere all the papers in place. The main image panel is adhered to a blue patterned paper mat and the curled papers are adhered to the A2 Card Base.

The finishing touch is to add your 3D Foam Pennant banner. I like to create little bows at each end of the twine before positioning it with the 3D Foam Pennants. Just like the 3D Foam Squares, the Pennants are double-sided so they’re perfect for making easy banners!

I hope you enjoyed today’s Independence Day tutorial! Have a safe 4th of July weekend!

Patritotic cards, scrapbook pages, banners & projects

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Supplies:

Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L®: 3D Foam Pennants, MyStik™ Permanent Strips
Graphic 45: By the Sea 8×8 Papers
Lawn Fawn: Happy 4th Stamp Set
Glitters: Vintage Vogue German Glass Glitter (silver), Stampendous (red glass glitter), Martha Stewart (hematite)
Inks: Tim Holtz Distress Ink (antique linen), Memento Luxe (Nautical Blue), Close To My Heart (Holiday Red)

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Hooray U.S.A. Flag!

Posted on July 3, 2014 by Michele Kovack

Michele here with a Fourth of July card to share! I was going through my stash of adhesives and when I pulled out the 3D Foam Squares in white, it reminded me a bit of a flag shape. I love the idea of the squares being perfectly spaced, so I decided I would glitter them to resemble the American flag! Using 3D Foam gives dimension to the project!

Would you like to see how I created these fun glittery tiles using the 3D Foam Squares?

The Flag Tutorial

First, get out your package of 3D Foam Squares. 🙂

If you want your “flag” to be a bit more narrow, cut the bottom row off.

You will use that bottom row later on.

Carefully, peel off only the top layer of the squares. Be careful not to pull them off the sheet. Sprinkle with blue glitter.

If the glitter between the squares bugs you, you can take a dry paint brush later and brush it off. Peel liners from every other row and sprinkle with red glitter, then repeat with white glitter.

If you want to achieve a faux tile look to your flag, add Dual Tip Glue Pen to each square, set aside, and let it dry. You will notice I changed my white glitter, because I felt the finer glitter didn’t have enough impact. (photo above) The chunkier white glitter looks much better! (photo below)

Layer the flag over blue card stock, using the E-Z Squares® to adhere it.

To add a red layer with dimension pull out that extra row of 3D Foam Squares that was cut off earlier and use them here!

To add ribbon to the card, you will notice there is a bit more room on the left side of the card. This is where the ribbon will go and not cover up too much of the flag.

To layer two colors of ribbon, attach the second ribbon with a Dodz Adhesive Dots Small.

Place the Dodz Adhesive Dots Small under the blue ribbon to attach it to the red ribbon.

To add a sentiment coming out from under the ribbon, use Dodz Adhesive Dots Small to attach it.

I like to add something to the middle of my ribbons, in this case a glittery star. I found the perfect sized star in this package of 3D Foam Party Shapes.

Since it is sticky on both sides, just plop it right in the middle of the ribbon.

And one last look at the finished project.

Thank you so much for stopping by! I hope I’ve inspired you to look at your adhesives in a different way! Happy 4th of July!

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Michele

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A Card with Thanks

Posted on July 2, 2014 by Christine Emberson

Hi, it is Christine here today with a layered ‘Thanks’ card. I chose a coffee colour palette using the pretty Graphic 45 – Botanical Tea papers with special Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® finishing touches.

Firstly a kraft card base with striped patterned paper easily affixed with E-Z Runner® Permanent Strips Refillable.

I then selected some additional panels of card and added Creative Photo Corne rs – Kraft.

I inked the edges of these lightly and added a couple of strips of decorative paper horizontally.

For effective speedy bunting, I used 3D Foam Pennants. Simply attach to your chosen paper and cut around with scissors.

Again, you can ink the edges of these.

I then assembled all the elements of my card using 3D Foam Squares Regular, White for that extra dimension which really makes the card special.

The die cuts are Spellbinders® Sprigs, Blooms Three, Ovals and Frame Two.

A close up of the 3D Foam Pennants for the bunting and Creative Photo Corners. I like to use the photo corners a lot…and not necessarily on photos!

Thank you for joining me today – happy crafting!

Christine

Supplies:

Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L®: 3D Foam Pennants, Creative Photo Corners Kraft, 3D Foam Squares Regular, White, E-Z Runner® Permanent Strips Refillable
Graphic 45: Botanical Tea collection
Spellbinders: Sprigs, Blooms Three, Ovals and Frame Two

A Creative Photo Corner Flag

Posted on July 1, 2014 by Beth Pingry

It’s almost the 4th of July! What a great time to celebrate all things patriotic! Today my flag project is something that I’ve been tossing around in my head for a little while, and I’m so happy that it worked out the way I imagined it would.

I love how the Creative Photo Corners stack and create chevron patterns, so I combined the two concepts for this:

It’s really pretty easy to make, and only took one package of white Creative Photo Corners!

Creating a Photo Corner Chevron Flag

I airbrushed the white Creative Photo Corners with markers. You could color them directly, but I like the variations in color from airbrushing.

Then I layered them across a piece of paper in rows. I went with 9 across, with the blue field having 3 across.

Tip: trim the sheet into rows of Creative Photo Corners, then peel back part of the backing paper and align on the project. Then you can pull the rest of the paper off and they stay straight. This is easier than applying them one by one by hand.

Also, you may need to wipe excess ink from the backing paper, as it does not completely dry, and will get on your fingers. But hey, it adds to the character of the project, right?

Last, add glitter to a 3D Foam Star and add it to the blue field.

To finish, I mounted the flag to kraft cardstock with E-Z Runner® Permanent Strips, then a white chipboard base using Crafty Foam Tape for dimension. I punched holes and pulled a jute ribbon through and secured it to the back side with the Crafty Foam Tape.

You could also frame it!

Thanks for coming by today!

Click to see more patriotic projects!

Beth

I used these supplies:

Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L: Creative Photo Corners White, 3D Foam Stars, Crafty Foam Tape, E-Z Runner® Permanent Strips
Clearsnap: White Glitter
May Arts Ribbon: jute ribbon
Copic Markers: R29 B29 markers, airbrush system
Kraft cardstock, hole punch

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A Canada Day Cupcake

Posted on June 30, 2014 by Kelly Klapstein

Happy Canada Day everyone! Well, I’m one day early, but it’s my turn to post here today, so I wanted to share a fun party craft idea. Using the 3D Foam Leaves and Crafty Foam Tape, I created a Canadian Flag as a cupcake topper.

Here are the supplies you need, plus Crafty Foam Tape

On each sheet of 3D Foam Leaves, you will find two maple leaves of different sizes. I used the smaller one on the flag, along with two bordering strips of Crafty Foam Tape.