Showing posts with label Pierced Wide Rectangle Frame Set. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pierced Wide Rectangle Frame Set. Show all posts

Thursday, December 08, 2022

Time to Shop!

 Hello Scrapping Cottage Friends,

It is Pam sharing with you today!

I am sure most of you have your Christmas card making well under way!  I have just a few more to make so I decided to use Christmas Kitty Car and the Wintery Village.  This one will probably go to my sister in New York.  She has a house full of cats and kittens!! And she has a great hubby who never says no to those strays!


Design Steps:

1.  Use the Christmas Kitty Car die and cut out the following card stock colors: pink, teal, black, silver, red, brown, yellow green and blue.  Shade the pieces with matching inks then assemble with a fine tip glue
2.  For the card base use a white A2 size, cut two frames from white using the Pierced Wide Frame Retangle set (glue them together), cut piece of teal snowy DP 4 1/2 x 3 1/2, gray card stock 4 1/2 x 2, strip of white 4 1/2 x 1 1/4 cut with the Slimline Hills die, and finally a piece of white cut with the Wintery Village die (I backed the village windows with yellow card stock)
3.  The picture above is done with scraps so I could see how it would go together.  I glued the snowbank to the frame and set it aside.  I then glued down the teal snowy DP to the card center. Then glue the gray strip for the road.  Making sure that it will fit perfectly inside the frame.  Next add the little village using the frame as a guide to make sure it is just below the top of the frame opening as shown below  
4.  Next glue down the car and then place dimension tape on the frame and pop it over the little scene.  Add your sentiment and your card is complete

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Thanks so much for stopping by!  And I will see you next Thursday.

Blessings and Take Care



Thursday, November 10, 2022

Give Me a Cookie!!

 Hello Scrapping Cottage Friends

It is Pam sharing with you today!

We have Part 2 of the Christmas release available today! This amazing release has 36 designs!  This time we have Gingerbread Cookies, Gnomes, Santa in a Cadillac and much much more!!  Check it out HERE.  The best part about this new release is that it is on sale now!!

The die I used for today's card is Santa Gnome with Cookies.  


Design Steps:

1.  Use the Santa Gnome with Cookies die and cut out the following DP and card stock: white, green, black, kraft, DP brown checked, blue checked, and red checked.  Assemble with a fine tip glue
2.  Use an A2 kraft card base, blue checked DP 4 1/8 x 5 3/8, kraft cut with the second to the largest Pierced Wide Frame Rectangle, cookie border 1 1/4 x 5 3/8, and mustard dotted DP 2 1/2 x 3 1/2
3.  Glue the blue checked DP to the card base.  Add the border to the bottom of the card as shown.  Glue the mustard dotted DP to the back of the frame and then glue to the card slightly right of center as shown.  Tuck in the sentiments on the left side of the frame
4.  Glue down the cookie jar and then glue down the little gnome and your card is complete

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Please take a peek at this Cheery Christmas collection!  I promise you will want every single one of this incrediable release!!! Click HERE to see all the cuteness!!

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Thanks so much for stopping by!  And I will see you next Thursday.

Blessings and Take Care



Thursday, December 09, 2021

Christmas Snowman

Hello Scrapping Cottage Friends

I have a few more Christmas cards to finish up so I thought I would try a shaker since I bought some really cute little sparkle to put in the shaker window.  I am using the Snowman w/Woodsy Friends for this card.


Design Steps:

1.  Use an A2 white card base and a piece of snowy DP 4 x 5 1/4.  Using the Pierced Wide Rectangle Frame second from the larges cut out 4 in white cards stock.  Glue the snowy DP to the white card base
2.  Glue the 4 frames together sandwiching in a piece of acetate.  Place strip dimensional tape on the back of the window
3.  Above are the different bits and pieces that I placed in the shaker window
4.  Carefully pile up your shaker bits onto the card front and then place the window over the pieces
5.  Using the Snowman w/Woodsy Friends die cut out the pieces in white, green, blue, red, dark brown and black
6.  Assemble the snowman and gifts using a fine tip clear drying glue.  Pop the snowman and gifts to the front of the card as shown below then stamp your sentiment and layer onto red cards stock.  Glue the sentiment as shown below and your card is complete

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Thanks so much for stopping by today and I will see you next Thursday!  And just to remind you we have a wonderful YouTube Channel for more inspiration.  Check it out HERE

Blessings
Pam


Thursday, November 04, 2021

Peace on Earth

 Hello Friends,

It is Pam sharing with you on the blog today!

Guess What!! It is New Release Time!  The collection is Christmas Part 2!  There are are 19 new designs just as adorable as the Christmas Part 1 release.  For a limited time there is 30% off individual dies.  You can check all of these fantastic dies out right HERE!

I am showcasing two of the new release dies today.  The Peace on Earth with it's beautiful font and the Woodland Christmas Set specifically the gorgeous poinsettia.  I added a lot of gold for some extra Christmas bling!


Design Steps:

1.  Using the Woodland Christmas Set I cut the poinsettia out of striped DP, the leaves out of dark green and the centers out of gold.  Next I gave them some shape by using my stylus first on the back of the petals and then flipping them over and pressing down in the center of the flower.  For the leaves just run the stylus over the back of the leaves
2.  I used black ink on the edges of the flowers and leaves for a little depth.  Then used a glue dot or a strong glue to assemble the flowers

3.  Using the same gold card stock that you used for the center of the flowers cut out the Peace on Earth phrase

4.  For the card base use a cream colored card stock in an A2 size.  Cut a piece of Striped DP 4 x 5 1/4, a piece of ornament DP 3 1/2 x 4 1/2 and using the second to the largest Pierced Rectangle Frame die cut out a red frame.  Cut out a piece of dark green card stock 2 1/2 x 3 1/2 to place behind the frame
5.  Glue the striped paper to the card base, next glue the ornament DP to the center of the striped paper.  Glue the dark green card stock behind the red frame and then glue the frame to the card center.  Add the lacy foil trim to the top and bottom of the card as shown
6.  Next add the Peace on Earth phrase glued flat, the poinsettia and the leaves and your card is complete


Thanks you so much for stopping by today and as always I look forward to seeing you next Thursday to share more crafty ideas!

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Take Care and Blessings
Pam
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Saturday, April 11, 2020

Birthday Blooms

Hello Scrapping Cottage friends! Thanks for taking the time to stop and visit with us today. It's Mary Marsh here bringing you the Saturday edition of the Blog. Hope you are doing ok in the midst of the pandemic. It's a great time to make some cards. I find it so relaxing being able to create and have my mind off all that's going on.

The latest release of Spring dies are available in the online store and currently 25% off.  There are 27 new dies in the release and each one is cuter than the next. They are perfect for Spring card making.

Today, I am featuring the new Spring Blooms die. I used it to create a birthday card for a special friend. She loves flowers and is an avid gardener so this one is perfect for her. So let's get started on how I created this card. 

Design Steps:

I started my card this week by selecting a designer paper. I already had a layout in mind using the Stitched Wide Rectangle Frame die that would frame the paper. I found this paper that was in a galaxy collection that I thought would work well because of the soft colors.

I paired it up with a heather (purple) cardstock and cut the frame in a lighter purple cardstock. 
Heather card base: 4 1/4" x 5 1/2"
Pierced Wide Frame: 3 3/4" x 4 3/4"

I laid the frame on the designer paper to figure out where to make my cut. I wanted more of the blue on the bottom right. That way I could stamp my sentiment directly on the paper.

I then cut the blooms various cardstock colors. You could always cut in white cardstock and then sponge on colors or color with markers or pencils.
I am ready to start card assembly. I stamped the birthday sentiment directly on the designer paper in a grape ink. 
I decided to add this panel to the card base before I attached the die cut blooms. Just in case I decided to take the flowers outside the frame. 
Next I attached the flower spray. I laid it out before attaching to get an idea of where everything should go. I used a combination of glue dots and multi-matte adhesive. 
I worked from the bottom up and used the packaging photo for help with placement. I adjusted to fit my card design. 

I added a few of the lighter purple sequins to finish off my card.
Well, that's it for me for this week. Tomorrow is Easter Sunday and this year it's a bit different for us here. We will watch our church service online and then Easter dinner will just be my hubby and I. No extended family this year because of the stay at home order that's in place. So whatever you are doing enjoy! See you next Saturday.

dies I used to create card: