Friday, May 23, 2014

Happy Anniversary card


 Happy Beautiful Spring! It's finally here! Warmer temps...flowers in bloom...fresh, spring air...the sounds of kids playing outside...love it!  

Today I am sharing with you new Anniversary card I created with beautiful CottageCutz Collections of dies.

 
For this card I used beautiful Daisy flower die

First, I made background using embossing folder. Then, I cut daisy flowers out 5 times and glued each flower to base card.  

 

Added dew Drops in the middle of flowers and stamped sentiment.

  
For this project I used:


Thank you and Have a Wonderful Day! Olena


Thursday, May 22, 2014

Happy Anniversary Easel Card


Happy Thursday everyone!

Kathy with you today with an easel card I made using the Swans Die from the CottageCutz Wedding Release, along with the Starburst FlowerHappyAnniversaryFancy Lace Border and Greenery Dies.

It's hard to show just one picture of an easel card, so I have a bunch for you!  Here's a view from the front.



Here are views from the side.




Here's the inside.



And finally, a close up of the front.



To make my card, I used cream card stock to create a 4 1/2" x 4 1/2" easel card.  (If you're not familiar with easel cards, there is a tutorial on Split Coast Stampers here that you can refer to as a guide.)  I added a black mat to part of the front that is embossed with a polka dot embossing folder and popped it on the base.  I cut the Fancy Lace Border Die twice, once with black and again with LeCreme Designer Paper and added them to the bottom of the mat.  The Swans Die was cut with the cream and added with pop dots. The 2 small flowers from the Starburst Flower Die with also cut with LeCreme DP and added the the Swan.  Two leaves were added to either side of the flowers cut from the Greenery Die using black card stock.

For the inside of the card, I cut the sentiments using black card stock and added them by running them through my Xyron Create-a-sticker Machine.  I then added a piece of black trim and one of the Greenery Dies cut using black card stock.

To finish my card, I added a bow made with Cream Seam Binding and a couple of black pearls.

These are the dies I used on my card.








Monday, May 19, 2014

CottageCutz Gazebo Wedding Card

 Welcome to another edition of the beautiful CottageCutz Collection Creations.  It's Carol here today with an Easel Card using the Garden Gazebo, Bella Spring Wreath, Fancy Floral Corner #2, Garden Butterflies, and the Best Wishes Expression Dies.
Burlap is just the rage right now for weddings so I just had to go with using it on this Wedding themed card.  I have both burlap and Kraft cardstock for contrast.
At the base The Gazebo has been painted with glitter glue and glittered with fine white glitter.  I used a few little rhinestones to sparkle it up and used the Bella Spring Wreath to frame it.
At the base the Garden Butterfly was glittered as well and mounted on a circle base to highlight the design. 



The Fancy Floral #2 Corner is used for lace effect.  Lots of texture and layers are displayed on this card.

Thank you so much for dropping by todday to view this CottageCutz Wedding card.  It was a pleasure to welcome you and show you how to use those gorgeous CottageCutz dies.  Until next time enjoy you day and Happy Crafting!  Here are the dies used in this project:


Sunday, May 18, 2014

To the Moon and back

Hi, all. Vladka here!
Today I have Wedding card for you. Idea came up, when I first saw CottageCutz Wedding release. And beside, I wanted to try technique with embossing and watercolors. 
So, first I masked watercolor paper with the masking tape and embossed open area with little stars and embossing powder and then I colored the surface with blue watercolor to create the sky. Moon was cut out with two circle dies and sentiment is printed. I thought that it will be funny if I hang both Attire (Bridal Attire and Groom Attire) on the Moon.
So, this is how one not typical wedding card was created. 
Have a nice Sunday! By.

Saturday, May 17, 2014

Sweet Spring Kitty June Calendar

Hello everyone, and Happy Saturday to all! 
Today I am sharing another Month for my Desk Calendar I have in my Kitchen. For each Month I have covered the chipboard piece that had its month's name on it. I didnt care for the colors on them, so thought it would be cute to cover it and then design each month in my style. For the month of June I use the CottageCutz Sweet Spring Kitty in Basket, she is my Favorite kitty!

So for the June page, I covered it in Garden Party design paper from the Pebbles Line. For the CottageCutz I used the darling Sweet Spring Kitty & Picket Fence Border. LOVE them both!!!  I used all Really Reasonable Ribbon on this, and some beautiful lace too from the Really Reasonable Ribbon store. I also used the beautiful sweet Sweetheart Blossoms from RRR as well.

The sweet kitty is a CottageCutz die, and is dusted and colored with copics. I also used the CottageCutz Picket Fence Border from The Scrapping Cottage.

JUNE is done in Thickers, !!


On the page with the tag, I left it pretty plain, and those tags come out of the pocket, I will add 2 photo's on this page. All the tags, banner, and ladybug came from the embellishments that match the design paper. The page with the calendar has leave trims in Moss Green and PINK. The borders going down the sides are from The Scrapping Cottage and are the CottageCutz Sweetheart Border. I also added some of the Sweetheart Blossoms to the vine of leaves.


This page here was added by me. I made it to fit this calendar, just by measuring the chipboard page that came with this desktop calendar set. I figured it could be replace, if I get bored with it next year. However I will keep the front pages the same, as I did add more details to it. I could also just add a calendar over this one if I wanted to, so other options are available for this.

Now to work on another :) I will share it when done!!
Thank you for looking and have a wonderful day!
Hugs to all,
Cheryl

Friday, May 16, 2014

Sew what's new?


Hello dear CottageCutz crafters from Simona again!

Today's post is all about sewing... :). I love 
combining gorgeous CottageCutz dies and creating
cards. I am always so pleased with beautiful 
results and they are so easy to achieve with 
CottageCutz dies. This time I used


All the dies were cut out of white card stock and
colored with distress ink pads and markers. I use
markers to color the smaller pieces.


Here is a close up photo how I arranged the dies
on the card... :). 


I love using embossing folders on my cards to add
the texture. 


Here is a side view of the card.


I hope you liked today's post and found some
inspiration in it.

Take care and see you all next time.

Hugs,
Simona

The dies used: