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Missing You…

Posted on April 10, 2013 by Ashley Harris

So this is a super simple card I whipped up. My brother is in the military and I thought it was quite the fit for when he gets deployed later this year.

To make this card I followed these steps:

1. Make card from kraft cardstock and mat it with white cardstock.

2. Stamp sentiment onto card.

3. Stamp images, color and adhere them with 3D Foam Squares Small.

4. Tie twine bow and adhere with Dodz™ Small.

5. Adhere jewel to finish up the card.

Easy Peasy! Hope you enjoyed this!

Ashley Harris

Supplies

Cardstock: Bazzill Basics

Clear Stamps: Paper Smooches

Dye Ink: Memento by Tsukineko

Markers: Distress Markers by Ranger

Twine: May Arts

Jewel: Prima

Adhesives:

thinking of you

Posted on April 9, 2013 by Kimberly Crawford

Hello! Kimberly here with a quick and springy card. I love that when I am looking to make a quick project, Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® always has the perfect adhesives to make my project pop ASAP!

To start, I gathered together my supplies, all from the same collection, which adds to my ease. Everything coordinates perfectly.

See that E-Z Runner^® Limited Edition adhesive runner? Its a special offer to celebrate its 10th Anniversary! 10 bonus feet for the same price! Love that! Ask for them at your local scrapbooking store!

Using 3D Foam Squares Regular on the back of a basic chipboard embellishment, makes the card pop! For a tutorial on how to use sticky back embellishments and 3D Foam Squares, see my earlier post, Hi Sunshine.

Thanks for stopping by!

Kimberly Crawford

Supplies: Adhesives-Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L (E-Z Runner^® Limited Edition ,3D Foam Squares Regular), Patterned paper-Crate Paper (DIY Shop 6×6), Chipboard-Crate Paper (DIY Shop), Twine-Crate Paper (DIY Shop), Stamps-Avery Elle (Petals and Stems), Sequins-i {heart} papers, Ink-Tsukineko (Memento; Tuxedo Black), Cardstock-Neenah (Desert Sand)

Waiting for Spring

Posted on April 1, 2013 by Beth Pingry

I’m hoping Mother Nature isn’t playing a Spring April Fool’s joke on us. The groundhog covered that with his promise of an early spring…and we are still waiting! Maybe reminding that dear sweet Mother that we’re waiting on her splendor, to turn the brown lawns to green, to convince the buds on the trees and the flowers in the ground to show themselves…

Hi, it’s Beth here today with this scrapbook page to hopefully convince her to get some Spring in her step…like yesterday!

Making Spring Happen!

To start, I matted the patterned paper onto kraft cardstock, added Creative Photo Corners in White, and cut a circle from flower patterned paper. I used the E-Z Runner Permanent to adhere all the papers on this layout.

Next, I printed, cut and matted flower photos (from previous years) and added them on the circle, along with more Creative Photo Corners in White and in Kraft. I love to double up the corners to add emphasis and draw focus to a photo!

The words are all stickers or chipboard letters. Let me show you how I altered the chipboard letters:

First, they don’t stick well, so I applied them to the sticky side of an Adhesive Sheet 6×12″.

Then added a piece of Adhesive Sheet 6×12″ to the TOP of the letters.

With a small paint brush, apply pigment powder to the sticky top side. I used green, so it gave the white letters a shimmery green tint. We call this “Wear Your Adhesive on the Outside” when you use your adhesives as a decorative element instead of hiding it between the papers.

To decorate the page more, I added extra stickers and I also inked the edges of all the papers with light green ink. Totally optional, but I love to finish the edges of the cut papers.

Now hopefully Spring will appear!
Beth Pingry

Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® Supplies:
E-Z Runner Permanent
Adhesive Sheets 6×12″
Creative Photo Corners in White
Creative Photo Corners in Kraft

Other:
Patterned Papers and Stickers: Jillibean Soup (Coconut Lime Kit; Ink and Pigment Powder: Ranger Ink (Distress Ink and Perfect Pearls); Kraft Cardstock: WorldWin Papers; Chipboard Letters: The Paper Studio

Easter Card

Posted on March 31, 2013 by Flo Teixeira

Hi there !! Flo here ! For this special day !
Happy Easter !

I have prepared for you a small card for this occasion!

A shaped “egg” card in which the papers are fixed thanks to E-Z Runner® Limited Edition – 10th Anniversary – 10′ Extra!.

The embellishments are attached with DODZ™ – 3D.

I will let you share this sweet day with your family! Do not eat too much chocolate! Ha ! Ha !

Other Supplies :
Melissa Frances papers
Prima Marketing flowers and other
Webster’s Pages bloomers
Prima Marketing and Melissa Frances embellishments

Thank you for stopping by our blog today!

Flo ~ Floliescrap Blog

Template Fun with Repositionable Adhesives

Posted on March 27, 2013 by Beth Pingry - admin

Good morning 🙂

Today I would like to show two layouts that I have had a lot of fun creating this week.

Both times I started out with a white cardstock and a template from The Crafters Workshop + my trusty E-Z Dots^® Repositionable Refillable Dispenser

I add a lot of the repositionable adhesive to the back of my template which allows me to place the template where I want it when I’m spraying with my mists – and trust that it will stay there.

Hope You’ll have some fun creating this week too – and may the Easter bunny bring you lots of chocolates 🙂

Iben

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Hello Card

Posted on March 26, 2013 by Latisha Yoast

Good morning, Latisha here with you today! Sometimes, I forget that a lot of paper crafters, do not stamp. So, I thought that I would bring you a simple non-stamping card today.

I scored my card base, so that it was 5 inches wide, by 4 inches tall. I cut a strip of Lawn Fawn pattern paper 1 3/4 inches x 5 inches, and adhered it to the card base using the E-Z Runner® Permanent Strips refillable adhesive.

Using the same adhesive, I adhered the doily to the center of the card.

I grabbed a package of Pebbles Accent & Phrase stickers, chose the sentiment that I wanted, and then placed 3D Foam Squares on the back of the sticker. This will give my card a little bit of depth.

To finish the card, I rounded the bottom corner, and added some Lawn Fawn Trimmings green twine.

A Simple Card

Posted on March 24, 2013 by Ashley Harris

Hello there! I’m here today with a super simple card that you can create in minutes! So let’s get started!

Start with your card base and patterned paper. Adhere the patterned paper with the fabulous new E-Z Dots®Permanent Refillable runner.

I then used a border sticker and tied a ribbon around the card. For more dimension I used the 3D Foam Squares added to a sticker and adhered it to my card.

Not liking the plainness of the sticker I adhered another sticker on top of it to add color and more dimension with the 3D Foam Squares. I added pearls to give it the finished look and there you have it!

Hope you enjoyed it!!

Ashley Harris

Supplies:

Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L®: E-Z Dots® Permanent Refillable Runner, 3D Foam Squares
Cardstock: Bazzill Basics
Patterned Paper and Cardstock Stickers: Carta Bella So Noted Collection
Pearls: Doodlebug Design
Ribbon: Misc

Easter Framed Home Decor

Posted on March 22, 2013 by Vicki Chrisman

Hi everyone! Today I thought I’d show you how to re-purpose an old thrift store frame into a fun Easter decor project. I just cant bare to throw a frame away, even if I break the glass or if it no longer will stand on it’s own. There are just too many fun things that can be done with them. You don’t need the glass for a project like this. You can paint the frame whatever color you like, and if it no longer stands on it’s own, just purchase a inexpensive easel at the dollar store. I’ll show you below how I use different Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® adhesives to put together this fun project.

I love to add machine stitching to a lot of my projects, so the first thing I did here was do a zig zag stitch along my borders. I have a sure fire way to do this that holds my paper in place while I stitch. (See below)

I use the E-Z Dots^® Repositionable Refillable Dispenser to hold my papers in place while I stitch. This works especially well when lining up things like borders, because you can lift it up and move it around until you get it right where you need it.

You don’t need a lot, just enough to hold it in place. It doesn’t gum up your needle that way.

For adding buttons and other embellishments I use my DODZ Small

If you want even more dimension, you can used 3D Foam Squares White Small like I did under the bunny and carrot in my title.

The final step is adding the finished piece to the frame. I like to use Crafty Power Tape for that job. All you have to do is run a strip of it all around the inside edge of the frame and add you finished paper piece.

So you see, in just a few simple steps and a little creativity, you can up-cycle and old frame into a fun new piece of Spring Decor!

Thanks for stopping by!

Vicki My blog: “This Art that Makes me Happy”

Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® supplies used:

Other Supplies used:

Papers and stickers – Imaginisce , Bow die – AccuCut VC106LC, Sticker Letters – Echo Park

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SHABBY BOX

Posted on March 20, 2013 by Flo Teixeira

Hi there !!! Flo for another post today!! I accumulate a lot of things in my studio and it is not always easy to find everything. I wanted to create a small box to store some embellishments and I made an altered shabby box. I love shabby chic style, it is so elegant! This style integrates perfectly into my scraproom. So here is my little altered box.

I fixed the paper thanks to new E-Z Dots® Permanent – Refillable Dispenser 49’/15m that is perfect for curves.

The ribbon is attached with the same adhesive, it is very discreet, perfect for this kind of thing.
The label is attached with 3D Foam Squares – White, Regular Size, giving it volume.

And all embellishments are fixed with DODZ™ – Medium.

Other Supplies :
Tilda papers
H&M flowers
EmbelliScrap laser cuts
Thank you for stopping by our blog today!
Flo ~ Floliescrap Blog

French Butterfly Plaque

Posted on March 19, 2013 by Christine Emberson

Bonjour! Christine here today and I’m sharing with you a project with a definite French theme – a little plaque.

The base of the plaque is just a piece of cardboard. I have stripped away parts of the top layer.

I did not peel off all the layer, I left it looking quite rough in parts. I then inked over the raised areas and edges.

I collected together the papers Glitz – French Kiss and also a very special E-Z Runner®….this is the 10th Anniversary Limited Edition and within each dispenser you get an extra 10′ free!