Hello! Today I am sharing two cards created with the recently-released Kaleidoscope Tile die set from Spellbinders.
All of the details can be found over on the Spellbinders blog. I hope you’ll head over!
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Spellbinders March 2020 Clubs Inspiration Blog Hop + Giveaway
The Giveaway is now closed. Thanks to all for the sweet comments!
Hello! Today I am delighted to be participating in a blog hop along with a number of other crafters sharing projects created with Spellbinders March 2020 Club Subscriptions. I am sharing a spring- / Easter-themed gift-card project created with the March Small Die of the Month kit – “24 Carrot.” You should have reached me from the blog of Bibi Cameron.
To celebrate this release Spellbinders is giving away a $50 gift certificate to 5 lucky blog readers – selected from the comments on the Spellbinders Blog. Hop along for additional chances to win. Giveaway closes on Sunday, March 22, 11:59 pm EDT. The winner will be announced on the Spellbinders Blog post the following Tuesday. The winner is responsible for shipping cost, duties, and taxes.
Additionally, I will be drawing a winner to receive a $25 gift certificate from the comments on my blog. Deadline is Friday, March 20 at 11:59pm EDT. The winner is responsible for shipping cost, duties, and taxes.
Please note, store credit (gift certificates) cannot be applied to Club Subscriptions. Store credit can be applied to shop past Club products, Club extras and regular releases.
I used the Festive Wreaths Slider Card to create a gift card slider card, cutting the pieces from patterned paper and solid cardstock. The area revealed easily fits a gift card. I used a Starbucks gift card because that’s one of my favorite gift cards to receive!
- I die-cut the bunny, carrot, and flowers with the March Small Die of the Month kit.
- I used the negative piece of the carrot to trace the carrot shape on to patterned paper which I glued behind the carrot frame.
- I attached the rabbit and flowers, as well as the carrot tops, to the carrot and then attached the assembled to the slider.
- I stamped a sentiment on to white cardstock, cut it with a rectangular die, and added that to the top part of the insert.
- The lower portion accommodates the gift card. I added twine through the hole of the insert with which to pull the insert.
Now it’s time to head to the blog of Henriëtte van Mierlo.
Blog Hop Order:
Spellbinders Blog
Yana Smakula
Nichol Spohr
Tina Smith
Bibi Cameron
Jean Manis
Henriëtte van Mierlo
Daniel West
Gemma Campbell
Dina Kowal
Virginia Lu
Jenny Colacicco
Jill Hilliard
Joy Baldwin
Jennifer Snyder
Marie Heiderscheit
Ashley Tucker
Svitlana Shayevich
Rebecca Luminarias
Brenda Noelke
Kathy Clement
Linda Parker
Varada Sharma
Hussena Calcuttawala
Jeanne Jachna
Michelle Short
Yasmin Diaz
Laurie Willison
Ilina Crouse
Laura Volpes
Alicia Havranek
Channin Pelletier
Michelle Zerull
Annie Williams
Sheri Holt
Norine Borys
Ivana Camdzic
Desiree Kuemmerle
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Spellbinders – Die-cut Friendship Scene
Hello! This is a CAS friendship card of hope – that life will return to a time in which we can stop social distancing and self-isolating. Here in the Pacific Northwest, we’re hoping while we stay at home. I’m crafting to keep my wits about me. Imagine the pleasure of a simple coffee date with a friend.
I die-cut the Spellbinders Layered Friends Forever café scene from black cardstock into which I inlaid the awning colors. I dry-embossed the back piece with the Inspire embossing folder.
The Layered Friends Forever die set includes an additional die (which cuts a sentiment that goes on the front of the café scene). Instead of using that layer, I stamped the MFT Cup of Love sentiment on to the yellow background. If you’d like to see the scene with the die-cut sentiment check out this post.
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24 Carrot – March 2020 Spellbinders Small Die of the Month
Hello and Happy March! 2020 is flying by. Today I am sharing two cards created with the March Small Die of the Month kit from Spellbinders – “24 Carrot.” The set includes nine dies with which you can create spring- and Easter-themed cards. Let’s take a look!
My first card features the carrot and two bunnies on a playful card using the “What’s Up?” sentiment included in the set.
- I began by cutting patterned paper for the card background.
- I cut the carrot frame from orange cardstock. Using the negative piece, I traced the shape on to patterned paper. I cut the patterned paper and adhered the carrot outline to it. I added carrot tops cut from green cardstock. I then added the die-cut sentiment.
- I cut the bunnies from white cardstock to which I added the ear pieces. The eyes and noses were inlaid.
- The Easter egg, held by the bunny on the left, was cut with a die in the Festive Wreath Slider set.
- I embellished with flowers and greenery on the left side.
For my second card, I placed one of the bunnies on top of a wreath constructed using the foliage dies included in the set.
- To begin, I cut a circle from patterned paper to which I added the die-cut greenery.
- I constructed the bunny as I did on the first card.
- I stamped the sentiment on to patterned paper (panel measures 4″ x 4″) and added it to a white, linen-textured 4 1/4″ square card base.
- I added the wreath to the card and adhered the bunny with foam adhesive.
- I embellished the wreath with flowers.
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Art Studio Botanicals – February 2020 Spellbinders Small Die of the Month
Hello and Happy February! Today, I am sharing two friendship cards created with the February Small Die of the Month kit from Spellbinders – “Art Studio Botanicals.” The set includes seven dies with which you can create fun abstract art – three circle shapes feature botanical images, three circle shapes feature geometrical images, and a circle die (to cut the outline on the images and to cut a solid circle).
My first card features the assembled circles placed around a “hello” sentiment on an A2-sized card.
I cut the botanical images from Whip Cream cardstock. I cut the geometrical pieces from green, blue, and teal cardstock. I cut the bottom circles from black. I assembled the circle stacks and added them to the card front. I added enamel dots to help fill the “white space.”
My second card is sized 6 1/2″ x 3 1/2″ and features the assembled circles in a row.
I cut the botanical images from Whip Cream cardstock. I cut the geometrical pieces from teal, blue, and red cardstock. I cut the bottom circles from black. I assembled the circle stacks and added them to a yellow cardstock rectangle. I heat-embossed the sentiment on to dark grey cardstock.
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