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Hippity Hop Easter Banner

Posted on February 13, 2012 by Beth Pingry

I have an Easter Banner tutorial today!

And it’s sooooo easy to make! First I die cut the pieces, six of each.

Next I made the florets, which look tricky, but really they’re pretty simple. I die cut the edges for a fun design.

Fold at 1/2 inch intervals. Do mountain/valley folds the whole length, then adhere the ends to form a circle. MyStik™ Permanent Strips work perfectly for this.

Push the straight edges toward the center, with the decorative cut edges to the outside. Place a Dodz 3D Adhesive Dot at the center of the top, then flip it over and add a Dodz 3D to the bottom. Dodz come out of the dispenser with a clear plastic transfer sheet so you don’t have to touch the adhesive.

The clear transfer sheet stays on, and this allowed me to make several florets at once, and have them on my work space without sticking to everything!

I assembled the banner parts with the Nested Lacey Pennants, then the Nested Pennants using 3D Foam Squares, then the florets with Dodz 3D, and then the Imaginisce colored die cuts. The top Dodz piece not only holds the floret together, it holds the next layer!

Now just string ribbon through the back side and hang it up!

Thank you for stopping by today!

Beth Pingry

I used these supplies today:

SCRAPBOOK ADHESIVES BY 3L™: 3D Foam Squares, MyStik Permanent Strips, Dodz 3D
Imaginisce®: Hippity Hop Collection
Spellbinders™: Grand Calibur® machine S5-028 Nested Pennants, S5-029 Nested Lacey Pennants, E8-007 Classic Edges One, E8-014 Classic Decorative Inserts Six,
May Arts: Ribbon

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Sewing Box with Adhesive Sheets and Tissue Paper

Posted on February 6, 2012 by Beth Pingry

Today’s project is an altered paper box. I’m still on my sewing kick, even though I can hardly sew a button on…but at least I’m on trend, right? Here I have a tutorial for an altered Sewing Box. For other sewing inspired projects see my Spools of Creativity and My Idea of Housework Card blog posts.

Sewing Box with Adhesive Sheets by Beth Pingry

Creating the Sewing Box

For the box, I covered it first with Adhesive Sheets. Then I stamped an image onto tissue paper, crumpled the tissue paper and placed pieces onto the Adhesive Sheet covered box. I smoothed it down with my hands. To tone down the contrast I finished it with a wash of watered down white paint.

The chipboard shapes were painted with crackle paint. I die cut the doily shape and adhered it with Adhesive Sheets. I added the crackle painted chipboard shapes with Crafty Power Tape and Crafty Foam Tape – Black. The letter tiles and button are adhered with Crafty Power Tape.

I measured a length of black ribbon to fit around the box and secured it with Crafty Power Tape. I applied Crafty Foam Tape to the back side of the measuring tape ribbon and added it to the top of the black tape.

You can use Crafty Foam Tape to add dimension to ribbon, large items and so much more! Now in Black and White, you’ll find yourself reaching for the roll with every project!

Supplies used:

SCRAPBOOK ADHESIVES BY 3L™: Crafty Power Tape, Crafty Foam Tape – Black, Adhesive Sheets
Die Cut: Spellbinders Grand Calibur Machine, Picot Edge Circles die
Cardstock: WorldWin Papers
Stamp: Stampendous Dream Text
Chipboard: Maya Road
Paint: Ranger Ink Distress Crackle (Black, Gold, Blue)
Ribbon: Creative Impressions (measuring tape), Black (from my stash)
From my stash: Box, Buttons, Letter Tiles, Ric-Rac ribbon, Tissue Paper

Have a wonderful day!

Beth Pingry

Valentine Banner

Posted on February 2, 2012 by Vicki Chrisman

Hello everyone!

Valentines day is on it’s way, so I thought it would be fun to create a Valentine Banner with my AccuCut Banner Die, Crafty Secrets Vintage Valentine Kit, Epiphany Crafts goodness …and Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L Adhesives.

It was so easy to put together . I used E-Z Dots Minis and Thin 3D Foam Squares ( to add just a touch of dimension).

I used select pieces of the images that I had printed off to punch with my Epiphany tool and add the epoxy piece to. I added them to the center of brightly colored Fancy Pants Buttons and used them as embellishments to the banner pieces.

A little machine stitching….

some ribbon and trims…….

and there you have it … a fun Valentine banner , all ready to hang.

Vicki Chrisman

my blog “This ART that makes me Happy”

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Back to School Card

Posted on January 20, 2012 by Beth Pingry

The return to school after the winter break is almost as sweet as the first day of school in the fall. So why not celebrate the little things, like a a quiet house!

Back to School Card Tutorial by Beth Pingry for Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L I created this stand up card from one single sheet of card stock, then embellished it with patterned paper. I started with an 8½ x 11″ sheet, scored it at 3″ on each side, then turned it sideways and scored the center at 2½”. Then I carefully trimmed along those center lines.

I pulled images from the Graphic 45 “An ABC Primer Collection”, and adhered them with the new black Crafty Foam Tape from SCRAPBOOK ADHESIVES BY 3L™.

I love the Crafty Foam Tape! I love how the black color hides behind the images, giving it height without shouting “hey, I’m here!” PLUS I can trim the Crafty Foam Tape to exactly the length I need.

I trimmed images from the paper collection and adhered with both Crafty Foam Tape and E-Z Dots® Permanent adhesives. I folded the cardstock so that the center section pops out and the entire card stands on it’s own.

This card, folded up, will fit in a standard business size envelope for mailing. I could mail it to my sister when she gets her teaching degree, or I could keep it as home decor for my son’s graduation at the end of this school year.

Supplies:

Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L: Black Crafty Foam Tape, E-Z Dots Permanent
Graphic 45: An ABC Primer Collection 8 x 8 pack
Black Cardstock
Scoring board

I love the way this turned out, and I love the format of this card, it can be any theme you need!

How would you embellish a card like this?

Beth Pingry

Find more School themed projects by clicking on this link!

A Glitter Valentine’s Day Card

Posted on January 6, 2012 by Beth Pingry

I made a fun and sparkly Valentine’s Day card for today. Even if you are still sweeping up from the holidays (like me!), you can start getting your Valentines celebrations started!

The focal point is a rose image from Crafty Secrets. I placed it a SCRAPBOOK ADHESIVES BY 3L™ Adhesive Sheet then punched it in the Epiphany Crafts EC Shape Studio tool. I adhered it to a silver charm setting with a bubble cap on top of it. I love how this looks!

I positioned it inside the glittered heart with Black Crafty Foam Tape (a new product available in February)! I love that I can cut longer pieces of Crafty Foam Tape to fit the size of my project.

The glittered hearts are a combination of card stock and an Adhesive Sheet. I die cut it with a Classic Heart from Spellbinders, then applied red glitter to the die cut heart. I covered the negative piece with white glitter. I adhered both glittered pieces onto the card base then covered them with patterned kraft paper and black card stock that had been die cut with a Classic Scalloped Heart die.

Supplies:
SCRAPBOOK ADHESIVES BY 3L: Black Crafty Foam Tape (new!), Adhesive Sheets, MyStik™ Permanent Strips
Epiphany Crafts: EC Shape Tool, Silver Charm Setting, Bubble Caps (size 25)
Spellbinders Paper Arts: Classic Heart, Classic Scalloped Heart
Crafty Secrets: Heartwarming Vintage Love Notes
WorldWin Papers: Black and White Treasures cardstock
Canvas Corp: Black & Kraft Swirls
Martha Stewart Crafts: Glitter, red and white
Ribbon: Misc Red Ribbon

Happy {early} Valentines Day!

Beth Pingry

Altered Photo Box

Posted on January 2, 2012 by Vicki Chrisman

Hello Everyone! Well, I’m sure most of use are winding down from the Holidays now. What a perfect time for a fun, creative (no stress) project. This was so fun to make. I just laid my papers out where I thought I wanted them, and added photos and other fun things as I went.

I wanted to create a project to hold some recent photos I took of my nephew and his family. I found this box at a second hand store. Loving to re purpose anything, I snatched it up. Sometimes you have to look past your first impression when you see something.. and just think about what it “could be”.

This was bad! I wish I would have taken a “before” picture. It was mauve and country blue, and had little people and sheep. lol Also wooden letters that said “Bless my County Kitchen”. I used Fancy Pants “Winterland” line for this project and Scrapbook Adhesives Adhesives. I even got to use one of the new products that will be released at CHA. Shhhh… but I have to tell you, I totally loved it for projects just like this. I’ve always loved the white foam tape for projects that I want to add dimension too..but now… we’ll have the choice of white or black. For a project like this.. where I’m using darker colors , it was great!

You can see in the photos below how great it is for added lift and dimension to longer borders, photos and for adding trims.

Of course I used my handy dandy MyStik® for the non dimensional pieces I was adding , and Crafty Power Tape for the longer pieces and ribbon.

It always feels good to take something someone else has discarded and making something fun and new with it ..that you just know will make someone smile. I can wait to give it to them 🙂

Thanks for stopping by

Vicki Chrisman

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Merry Christmas – Vintage Style Glass Block

Posted on December 17, 2011 by 3L Design Team Alumnae

The Holidays are in full swing, and if you are like me, this means you are busy crafting and making pretty things to give out as gifts. For today’s post, I am showing you a quick and easy handmade glass block home decor gift using SCRAPBOOKS by 3L™, Epiphany Crafts, Spellbinders, and Graphic 45 products.

Vintage Style Christmas Glass Block- Home Decor - by Kristen Cohen for Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L

I started with a glass block from a craft store. The vintage Santa is from the Christmas Past Frames from Graphic 45. I punched him out, and then applied an Adhesive Sheet to the back.

Once applied, because the adhesive is transparent, when you view the glass block from behind, all you will see it the pretty pattern on the back – NOT the adhesive 🙂 Once the Santa was applied to the block, I die cut some gorgeous poinsettias using the Layered Poinsettia die from Spellbinders. I mixed and matched the papers and layered them using a mix of 3D Foam Squares and the NEW Thin 3D Foam Squares. The different thicknesses allowed for a more realistic depth to the flowers.

See that wonderfully vintage looking metal center? It was just the touch I needed to finish off that flower and add some visual weight to the arrangement. The center is a custom made accent using Epiphany Crafts products! Let me give you some tips –

First, I found an image that would work nicely with the center bubble cap –

Next, and here is the important part – before using the EC Shape Studio Tool , I applied an adhesive sheet to the back of the image. This way, once it is punched out, the back will be sticky and I can easily apply it to the metal charm setting. The adhesive sheets are so thin, they do not add any additional bulk to the paper – so they easily punch out with the tool. 🙂

The last step is to adhere the metal charm to the center of the poinsettia – for this, I used more 3D Foam Squares. Easy Peasy.

Thanks for stopping by!

Kristen 🙂

SUPPLIES

SCRAPBOOK ADHESIVES BY 3L™: 3D Foam Squares, Thin 3D Foam Squares, Adhesive Sheets, Crafty Power Tape

Epiphany Crafts: EC Shape Studio Tool Round 14, Charm Settings Round 14, Bubble Caps Round 14

Spellbinders: Layered Poinsettia die template

Graphic 45: Christmas Past Collection

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Christmas Card Trio

Posted on December 10, 2011 by Vicki Chrisman

I’m feeling a little retro Christmas love with these fun cards, I made using Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L , adhesives and Crafty Secrets Heartwarming Vintage products.

My “go to” adhesives, when card making seem to always be

Crafty Foam Tape for adding dimension to my borders and images…

Crafty Power Tape for attaching ribbon and trims…. and…

E-Z Runner® Permanent Adhesive for all the bigger pieces.

As always, the perfect adhesive for each job!

Thanks for stopping by!

Vicki

My Blog: “This Art That Makes Me Happy”

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All Glittered Up!

Posted on November 20, 2011 by Beth Pingry

Hi it’s Beth! Today’s card says Love You, but you can make the design for just about any occasion. Just change up the stamped sentiment and colors! Let me show you some of the details.

First I have layers of Blue, Black and Red papers mounted with an E-Z Runner® onto the white card base. I used Classic Black Photo Corners on the red paper and Classic White Photo Corners on the black paper, I love the design they make when stacked.

Next I applied a row of Click ‘n Stick™ White Mounting Squares across the card and added black glitter (Just like Kristen did on the Happy Thanksgiving blog post). After giving it a good massage I shook off the excess for a nice clean line of sparkle. Above that I adhered a strip of textured ribbon.

Crafty Power Tape holds the ribbon firmly. Just above I added a die cut with a stamped sentiment, lifted off the red paper with 3D Foam Squares. I used the same blue paper as the background, and I used black ink to unify the color scheme.

Change up the colors for the seasons or events and for a fast and fun card!

Supplies:

SCRAPBOOK ADHESIVES BY 3L: Essential Adhesive Kit (includes all the adhesives I used on this card!)
WorldWin Papers: Cardstock
Spellbinders: S4-346 Labels Twenty-Two
Waltzingmouse Stamps: Seasons of Love – Tags
Quick Quotes: Cherry Truffle paper
Sparkle N Sprinkle: Black Glitter
Clearsnap: Colorbox Black Pigment ink
White Ribbon: unknown

Thank you for stopping by!

Beth Pingry

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Make your own Halloween Luminary!

Posted on October 18, 2011 by 3L Design Team Alumnae

Making your own luminary is easy with SCRAPBOOK ADHESIVES BY 3L™ and some wax paper from your kitchen pantry. In order to make this luminary, I adapted what is known as a 2-5-7-10 box. If you search the internet, you are sure to find directions to making a 2-5-7-10 box. For this project, I will explain what I did to adapt it so that you can make your own!

Halloween Luminary DIY by Kristen Cohen for Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L

I started by cutting a piece of wax paper to 8 ½ x 11. Place the paper in landscape orientation, and from the left to right, score at 2”, 5”, 7” and 10”. Turn the paper vertically, and then score at 2” and 7”. Then, cut as noted in the photo: