Happy Sunday! It’s Erica here and today I’m sharing a trio of tags using various Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L®, recycled manufacturer packaging, and the Chalk Studio 2 collection by My Mind’s Eye.
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Hi there! Michele here with a card perfect for a engagement, wedding, or anniversary. I used a couple of pretty cuts from Silhouette.
I folded the top layer of leaves to add a bit of dimension and used E-Z Squares® Refillable Dispenser to adhere them to the bottom leaves. I cut the flower using my Silhouette, water colored it and layered the flower using DODZ™ Small. I adhered an SRM sticker to a piece of patterned paper and used another DODZ™ Small to set it in place.
The background was embossed and adhered to pink polka Dot paper using E-Z Squares® Refillable Dispenser. I added a scattering of sequins to finish off the card.
I love the white space with the pops of lime green and hot pink! 🙂
Have a great day!
Hi there! It’s Stephanie Schütze here using three different high quality products from Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L®.
It’s made in a monochromatic way with canvas sheets and different paper.
Here is my tutorial for it.
1 – Here you can see what I used. Choose different paper in a monochromatic color palette, a chipboard, a motive and adhesives for paper, fabric (canvas) and 3D Foam.
2 – Adhere the first paper layer. I chose a chipboard as background and a piece of torn paper. Adhere it with the E-Z Dots® Permanent – Refillable.
3 – Then adhere canvas sheets, vellum and tissue paper using the Crafty Power Tape – 81′. This is super-high tack and translucent, perfect for fabric and vellum and tissue.
4 – Prepare another layered piece of a mix of canvas, tissue and paper and sew around the edges.
5 – Adhere them on the first background using the Crafty Power Tape – 81′ again. Use it also to adhere a little paper frame.
6 – Adhere your chipboard using the E-Z Dots® Permanent – Refillable.
7 – Choose a motive and cut it out. I used a bird stamp from the stamp set “let your dreams fly high” from Whiff of Joy.
8 – Adhere your motive on the top using the Crafty Foam Tape – White. It’s perfect to give it a 3D effect.
Supplies from Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L®
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Stephanie Schütze
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I’m sharing a project to upcycle a container today. I promise you it is super easy with our Adhesive Sheets 12 x 12″! Hello blog readers! It’s Angela here with an idea for re-purposing empty containers, a perfect project for storing kid’s treats and prized possessions!
This is such a fun project and my kids will LOVE getting their treats from this upcycled plastic container.
Angela
Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® Used:
Crafty Foam Tape White
Crafty Power Tape 20′ Refill
Adhesive Sheets 12 x 12″
Other:
Patterned Paper: Fancy Pants Design (Be Different Collection)
Hi everyone it is Christine here today with some love and glitter! I discovered this technique recently and it works perfectly with 3D Foam Creative Sheets.
First, I selected an etched die called Botanical Swirls. It is a background die and would cover a large area.
Take a sheet of the 3D Foam Creative Sheet, remove the liner and place a piece of white cardstock on top. Set aside that liner sheet as we will use it later.
On the other side (the liner side), position your die template on top and run through your manual die-cutting machine to cut.
This is how it will look after die-cutting the 3D Foam Creative Sheet.
Using your paper piecer, begin removing certain sections (or designs) of the cut sheet because it’s so much easier than using your fingernails!
I chose to reveal the leaves and swirls, leaving the background in place. So it ends up looking like this – see below image.
Cover the exposed areas with glitter. I used a lovely blue sparkly glitter color. Make sure to press the glitter in to secure and then tap off the excess.
In addition, use that liner sheet you put aside to lay over the glittered surface and burnish lightly with a bone folder. Now you know that glitter will not go anywhere!
Next, remove the remainder of the liner and cover with a different colour glitter. Repeat the same process as before.
After you burnish the last of the glitter, your sheet is completely decorated. Doesn’t it look stunning?!
For my focal point on the card, I chose to die-cut three classic heart shapes.
To affix to my card front, I used E-Z Dots® Permanent Refillable. Lastly, I stamped a sentiment in black ink and we’re done!
I created a very simple card to keep the focus on those special glittered hearts.
This would work with many different die cut shapes and glitter colours.
Thank you for joining me today, try some love and glitter with Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L®.
Christine
Creative Time: 40 minutes
Skill Level: Intermediate
Material Needed
Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L®
3D Foam Creative Sheets
E-Z Dots® Permanent Refillable
Other
Etched Die: Spellbinders® Paper Arts (Botanical Swirls and Classic Hearts); Glitter: Stampendous; Stamp; White Cardstock
Hello Blogosphere! It’s Tiffany here with a fun card showing Pops of Color! I adore the 3D Foam Garden Shapes for all things Spring & Summer!
You find my Video Tutorial HERE!
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I used the following materials:
Hello everyone! Thanks for stopping by. It’s time for another inspiration from Asia King (that’s me!). Today I’m sharing a Holy Communion card I made for my niece. In Poland, where I come from, the First Communion is always a big event and I wanted my card to reflect this grand occasion.
I prepared the base by cutting a 6″x6″ card blank and I added a mat and a (trimmed to size) pearlescent paper panel. I adhered them all with the Refillable E-Z Runner® – Permanent Strips.
For my card I used stamps from Stampendous: Jumbo Grapes and Lily Cross. I stamped them both onto pearlescent papers with StazOn inks.
The Lily Cross image was coloured with Inktense pencils and die cut with Spellbinders die. I adhered the panel to the base of the card with Thin Foam Squares – White.
For the grapes I roughly cut around the image, covered the printed side of the paper with Adhesive Sheet and burnished it thoroughly. Next I fussy cut the image and peeled off the protective sheet to reveal the adhesive. I sprinkled the image with a Crystal Micro Glitter which added sparkle without covering much of the stamped impression underneath.
I also added a handful of Dodz Adhesive Dots 3D to add dimension to a selection of grapes. I covered the DODZ™ with Micro Glitter as well. I mounted the grape bunch over some cheese cloth onto Crafty Foam Tape and Thin White Foam Squares.
To finish I added a sentiment, a few embellishments and some sparkly swirls.
Thanks for visiting and happy crafting!
Supplies: Crafty Foam Tape, Dodz Adhesive Dots 3D, Adhesive Sheets, Thin Foam Squares – White, Refillable E-Z Runner® – Permanent Strips
Other supplies:
Stampendous – Crystal Micro Glitter, stamps: Jumbo Grapes, Lily Cross; Tsukineko/Imagine Crafts – StazOn Minis; DCWV – the Luxury Stack Pearlised & Metallic; Prima Marketing – Say It with Pearls; Derwent Inktense Pencils; Spellbinders Gold Majesty Circles die set.
Hello Everyone! It’s Kelly Klapstein here today to share a fun birthday card I designed using 3D Foam Shapes.
After adhering my paper layers together with my E-Z Runner™ Permanent Strips Refillable, I added 3D Foam Pennants and 3D Foam Stars to the front of the card, then sparkled them up with some bright red glitter.
Inside the card, I created a Pop Up element with a 3D Foam Star and surrounded it with more red glittery stars of different sizes.
Isn’t that a fun effect? I just love how the 3D Foam Stars can be used for a huge variety of crafty themes, like birthday, graduation and so on.
Happy Crafting!
Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L Supplies: E-Z Runner™ Permanent Strips Refillable, 3D Foam Pennants, 3D Foam Stars
Other Supplies: DCWV Birthday Wishes Stack; Clearsnap glitter; Maya Road twine.
Happy Monday y’all, Latisha here with you today. My daughter is graduating High School in a few weeks. With that, it means we are being invited to many graduation parties, and receiving Graduation Announcements in the mail. Which in turn, I need to get a bunch of gift cards and/or money holders. Today, I am sharing a quick way I turned an envelope into a cute gift card holder.
I have a package of Fancy Pants Nautical, Patterned Envelopes & Folders. I imagine most people who purchase this cute product, most likely use them on scrapbook pages. I however immediately thought of a gift card holder. Here are the instructions on how I turned this plain-ish envelope, into a cute gift.
1. Using Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L E-Z Dots® Permanent, apply adhesive on the backside of the pattern paper (Fancy Pants, Nautical). Adhere to envelope, trim excess with scissors.
2. Apply Scrapbook Adhesives Crafty Foam Tape (white) onto the back of the star buttons (Fancy Pants, Nautical). Adhere to the envelope.
3. Using Neat & Tangled Swirly Twirly Tags stamp set, stamp the “to” & “from” sentiments in black ink onto the tag (Fancy Pants, Nautical).
4. Apply Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L 3D Foam Squares (white) onto the back of the tag. Adhere to the envelope.
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Hi everyone! It’s Lisa Adametz here with my very first post as part of the Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® Design Team. I’m super thrilled to be a part of this team, working with this VERY talented group of ladies, and to work with the fabulous products. I still feel like I’m dreaming. 🙂
A little tiny background on me: I live in the Bay Area of California, but hail from the desert of Las Vegas and will always consider myself a desert rat. I can’t start my day without coffee (who’s with me?!) and have been known to drink it at night, too. A wee bit addicted. I’m a very proud veteran of the United States Air Force. And while I didn’t retire I loved every single minute of serving this beautiful country. I don’t have kids…I have cats. Oh! And I looooove to get inky, painty, and artsy!
Which brings me to my first project for you. I couldn’t wait to get my hands on the amazing 3D Foam Designer Shapes. There are so many fun things you can do with these. I chose to make a canvas:
First, I started by covering my canvas in various colors of Gelatos® using a VERY heavy hand.
Next up I sprayed the canvas with water and allowed the Gelatos® to drip, mix and blend. I used a lower heat Heat Tool to assist in the drying process.
Once the Gelatos® are all nice and dry (or while waiting!) then it’s time to move on to the “star” of the show, the 3D Foam Stars.
I used tweezers and pulled off the liner of the size of the first star shape I wanted to cover with glitter.
Once the first liner paper is removed I can start getting glittery (and messy!). Since the adhesive is exposed I can shake glitter onto the shape and it will adhere only where I want it. How perfect is that?
In my opinion it’s super helpful to burnish the glitter into the adhesive. It keeps the glitter from going all astray. And the adhesive really holds it all together! I did this with both of the size stars that I wanted to use.
(I repeated this step for the other 3D Foam Stars that I used for the canvas, as well.)
I applied the 3D Foam Stars to the front of the canvas. I made a cut in the smaller star so that could intertwine. Due to the strength of the adhesive this cut isn’t even visible.
I typed up a sentiment on my computer and heat set it with clear embossing powder. When I wrapped it around the canvas I knew I needed something with extra holding power to keep in place so I used some Crafty Power Tape to hold it down. Forever. 😉
I added some Lawn Fawn twine on the right side of the canvas and to hold the twine and the bow in place I used my super handy DODZ™ in the small size. I looooove these! Love that they’re on a plastic backing.
Of course, this being a canvas I could have called it done. But, I didn’t. I wanted to add MORE stars. So I die-cut some teeny tiny ones and then cut a square out of a piece out of my Adhesive Sheets (everyone needs this…seriously!), put my teeny stars on the sticky part, burnished the top layer over them, and I have the perfect adhesive on them. Love this!
Now, if you stuck with me through my VERY long tutorial you deserve a reward, but how about a virtual hug instead? 😉
I hope I’ve inspired you to see your adhesives in a new way!
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Other Supplies: Gelatos®, PITT Artist Stamper’s Big Brush Pens, Design Memory Craft Paper Crafter Crayons (melted), Lawn Fawn Trimmings, Die-Namics, Zig/Kuretake Wink of Stella – Clear, Glitter.
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