Showing posts with label botanical builder framelits. Show all posts
Showing posts with label botanical builder framelits. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 24, 2016

Have a Dino-riffic Day!

In honor of my nephew starting school next week, I made him a little back to school present - a new set of crayons and a few pencils with characters.

Craft with Beth: Have a Dino-riffic Day Pencil Case and Crayon Wrapper Back to School Envelope Punch Board Stampin' Up! No Bones About It

To make the crayon wrapper, I measured the width, height, and depth of the crayon box. I cut a 9" by 3" piece of Thick Whisper White cardstock. Then I made my own Designer Series Paper by stamping the cardstock with the stegosaurus image from the No Bones About It stamp set.

Craft with Beth: Have a Dino-riffic Day Pencil Case and Crayon Wrapper Back to School Envelope Punch Board Stampin' Up! No Bones About It

Then I wrapped the cardstock around the crayon box to get an idea of where the score lines should go and scored the cardstock with the Stampin' Trimmer. Measure and score your crayon box to fit.

Craft with Beth: Have a Dino-riffic Day Pencil Case and Crayon Wrapper Back to School Envelope Punch Board Stampin' Up! No Bones About It

To make the pencil case, I lined up the pencils and measured the total width and length. Then I cut a 7-5/8" x 7-5/8" piece of Thick Whisper White cardstock. I stamped all of the dinosaurs, some leaves, and the footprints to create more Designer Series Paper. I used the Envelope Punch Board to create the envelope shape. The first cut is at 1-3/4". With each turn, I lined up the previous score line to make the next score line.

Craft with Beth: Have a Dino-riffic Day Pencil Case and Crayon Wrapper Back to School Envelope Punch Board Stampin' Up! No Bones About It

The sides of the envelope were too long to fold over, so I cut each side down to 1-3/4" (that was the total width of the pencils).  I used Tear and Tape to close the bottom and side flaps. I used removable adhesive tape to close the top.

Craft with Beth: Have a Dino-riffic Day Pencil Case and Crayon Wrapper Back to School Envelope Punch Board Stampin' Up! No Bones About It

The tags were made with the Tags and Labels Framelits, the Botanical Builder Thinlits, and the Triple Banner Punch. This is a cute little gift to help start your school year off!

Thanks for stopping by!
Beth



Have a Dino-riffic Day Pencil Case & Crayon Wrapper Project Supply List
Stamps
No Bones About It
Crazy About You
Endless Birthday Wishes
Paper
Thick Whisper White
Garden Green
Pacific Point
Ink
Soft Suede
Real Red
Pumpkin Pie
Daffodil Delight
Garden Green
Pacific Point
Soft Sky
Embellishments
Linen Thread
Stampin’ Dimensionals
Tools
Stampin’ Trimmer
Bone Folder
Grid Paper
Stampin’ Mist Cleaner
Stampin’ Scrub
Stampin’ Pierce Mat
SNAIL Adhesive
Tear and Tape
Envelope Punch Board
Triple Banner Punch
Tags and Labels Framelits
Acrylic Blocks A, B, C, and D
Big Shot Machine
Botanical Builders Thinlits
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Monday, June 20, 2016

Happy Summer!

The inspiration for this card came from a gorgeous sunset card by Cindy Elam. The layout comes from a weekly challenge sketch. However, I removed the palm tree stamp, the ribbon, and the label tag. I also changed some of the colors, the leaf stamp, the embossing folder, and the embellishment. I added the grouping of Flirty Flamingo flowers and Old Olive leaves to the lower right corner instead of the original tag.

Craft with Beth: Botanical Blooms Watercolor Sunset Card

When I saw her card, it reminded me not only of warm Summer days but of the times I spent with my grandmother sitting in Lynch Park watching the sun set over the water. There was something magical about watching the sun sink into the ocean. Every night the colors of the sky and water change. No two sunsets were alike. Some were more purple and some more pink and orange.

I highlighted a more pink and orange sunset for this card. The main colors are Flirty Flamingo, Whisper White, Peekaboo Peach, Early Espresso, and Old Olive.
Craft with Beth: Botanical Blooms Watercolor Sunset Card
I used an aquapainter on Shimmery White cardstock to watercolor the sunset scene. The sand is Crumb Cake. The water is Island Indigo and Tempting Turquoise. The sky is Peekaboo Peach, Flirty Flamingo, and Pool Party.
Craft with Beth: Botanical Blooms Watercolor Sunset Card

The inside is stamped with the border image in Old Olive ink. I made this card as a blank note card. However, a banner with a sentiment such as thank you, thinking of you, or happy retirement on the front tucked under the flowers would be really cute as well.

Thanks for stopping by!
Beth



Botanical Blooms Sunset Card Project Supply List
Stamps
Botanical Blooms
Paper
Whisper White
Shimmery White
Old Olive
Peekaboo Peach
Early Espresso
Flirty Flamingo
Ink
Old Olive ink pad
Early Espresso ink pad
Pool Party ink pad
Flirty Flamingo ink pad
Peekaboo Peach ink pad
Island Indigo ink pad
Tempting Turquoise ink pad
Crumb Cake ink pad
Embellishments

Tools
Stampin’ Trimmer
Bone Folder
Clear Acrylic Blocks A, B, and C
Grid Paper
Stampin’ Mist Cleaner
Stampin’ Scrub
Stampin’ Pierce Mat
Paper Snips
Botanical Builder Framelits
Big Shot Machine
Multipurpose Liquid Glue
SNAIL Adhesive
Seaside TIEF
Aquapainter
Sticky Notes (to use as a mask)
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