Three to five random winners are drawn and
each get to choose 3 set of papers from the Paper Pick Tab
digital paper set by Lozzy at A Bit More Time To Craft
to make a 3D hat easel birthday card with a matching gift box
Digital paper sets are wonderful because you can size the patterned papers to suit each project and you never, ever run out of your favourite designs, they're just a printer away. The other bonus is having the option on smooth or textured cardstock finishes. One day I will try them on vellum or even acetate.
I started by opening the cut files for the card and gift box and sorting out all the pieces required as there are two different box options, I went with the deeper design. I sized the Flower Fun digital papers to 5 1/4" and made extra copies to use with each element. I removed the colour from the pieces that were to become decorative patterned paper elements then placed each one over the digital papers and grouped so that I could align the elements to fit on sheets of A4 cardstock for printing. I cut all the pieces (printed & plain cardstock) using my Cameo, burnished the folds and assembled using liquid adhesive. I added a ribbon accent to the hat and used the same ribbon to make triple bows for the card and box. This was my first time making a special bow and using my Bow-It-All, it's a cool tool that I need to practice with more to get them "just right". I punched lots of different sizes flowers from cardstock, curled the petals, layering them together and finishing each one off with a black rhinestone. I used a combination of foam dots and liquid adhesives to secure the bows, flowers and leaves in place.
I am thrilled with how this set turned out, the papers are so pretty and the fancy folds filled with fun, so of course I have to share some more photos . . .
I hope that I have inspired you to get creative
Challenge 110
on the
A Bit More Time To Craft Challenge Blog
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A Bit More Time To Craft - digital paper - Flower Fun
Silhouette Design Store - Design ID #314158
Hat 3D Easel Card by Snapdragon Snippets
Silhouette Design Store - Design ID #314160
Hat 3D Easel Card Gift Box by Snapdragon Snippets
sentiment font - Lily Bloom Regular font
this was included in a free font bundle from The Hungry JPEG
textured cardstock - white
Kaisercraft - weave cardstock - Unicorn + Jewel + Wildberry + Frog
assorted Fiskars punches - flowers & leaves
black marker - to colour the small "black" flowers
ribbon
Bow-It-All bow making tool
Helmar 450 Quick Dry adhesive - to adhere the layers & ribbon
for supplying the digital paper I have used today.
Crafty Calendar Challenge - February Challenge – Use Die Cuts / Punches
Thanks Tracy and looking forward to seeing it finished, will be amazing xx
ReplyDeleteAdorable! The card would also work for a non-religious Easter card, especially for those old enough to know what an Easter Bonnet is.
ReplyDeleteWell, of course you need a perfect bow for your beautiful hat! (I use a Bow Easy 😉) I'm so glad you shared the link to the cut file because this cute thing is a must have! Fantastic job Tracy!
ReplyDeletefantastic hat easel card and box, thank you for joining in at the Crafty Calendar Challenge
ReplyDeleteGorgeous hat easel perfect for Easter Cards! I just love this! Thank you for sharing in our challenge at Classic Design Challenge we really appreciate you joining in.
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What a fabulous creation Tracy. Love the colours - and the black really makes things pop doesn't it? Thank you for joining us at Cardz 4 Galz xx Lynda DT
ReplyDeleteAmazing project! Very unique. Thank you for sharing with us over here at "A Perfect Time To Craft" and best of luck with your entry.
ReplyDeleteKyla DT for http://aperfecttimetocraft.blogspot.com.au/
Absolutely gorgeous :)
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for joining us at Creatalicious! :)
A very pretty and clever project. Thanks for sharing with us at Cardz 4 Galz. Caz. DT
ReplyDeleteWOW, gorgeous gift set. So glad you could join us at Die Cut Divas for our February Challenge
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Thanks so much for participating in the Die Cut Divas Challenge this time and good luck :)
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