Hi Everyone! I justed wanted to let you know I posted a video and written tutorial on my Card Inspired blog site on how to line or cover a heart/round box with designer paper. Anyway, check it out when you have the chance!!
Hi Everyone!! Tomorrow is release day at Pink Cat Studio!! You’ll be able to purchase the new stamp sets “Lily & Billy Sweethearts” and “Kiki Kitty”. Whoohoo!! Today is the third day of sneak peeks and here is my card using the “Lily & Billy Sweethearts” stamp set!
I decided to create a CD Envelope Shaker Card. I created a video tutorial on this project a while ago. I also added a written version of the tutorial if you’re interested in trying it out.
Sorry about my video. .. .I sound terrible!
This tutorial is on creating a CD Envelope Shaker Card using a CD Envelope. 
Materials
Decorate your 4 7/8″ x 4 7/8″” cardstock or scrapbook paper as desired. Design with the primary image centered on the cardstock.
With your snail tape or transfer tape, apply adhesive to the bottom edge of the cardstock. (**note** the adhesive is needed to elevate the base in which the confetti will be sitting so it appears through the shaker window and not sit below the window). Set the decorated card aside.
Step 2
Decorate your CD envelope. Be sure the envelope opening is spatially at the bottom not at the top. (the envelope should be upside down when decorating).
I made the mistake of not checking that the opening is at the bottom and as you’ll note looking at my finished card, the hearts on the envelope are upside down.
Step 3
Insert your designed cardstock with the envelope opening being at the bottom of the card.
Typically when inserting a card into an envelope you insert the card with the envelope opening at the top. Do not do this in this case. The designed part of the cardstock should appear through the window.Be careful that the tape at the front of the cardstock do not come in contact with the envelope.
Step 4
Insert your confetti so it shows through the window.
Press and smooth down the cardstock and envelope together so that the adhesive that you applied to the cardstock earlier seals the confetti inside the envelope
Step 5
Step 6
The completed shaker portion of the card should appear like the picture to the left. Continue to decorate the shaker box as desired by adding a sentiment or embellishments.
Attach your decorated shaker card on to a 5 1/2″ x 5 1/2″ card base.
***As you can see the hearts on the envelope are upside down. More
I am back with another post! Today is MONDAY Sweet ‘n Sassy Stamps DT Challenge and this week’s challenge is the DRYER SHEET TECHNIQUE. You can find the tutorial HERE . I put a twist on it and created my own little technique that I will call the DRYER SHEET WITH A MASK. I included a tutorial for you below…
Hi there! I was asked by Sweet ‘n Sassy Stamps to create a tutorial for Papercraft Planet’s first newsletter. With Valentine’s Day coming up I thought we could all use a simple, fun project. Here is a pretty little box to surprise your friend or loved one with. What I like about this project is that the box can decorate a room or hang from a doorknob long after the More
Hi Everyone!! Happy Saturday! I just wanted to let you know that I posted a video tutorial on both my Card Inspired blog site and Stampin Inspirations Club site on a CD Calendar that I created.
I created two different version of the calendar on each of the blog site. . .one created with rubber stamping and with all the months on one panel on my Stampin Inspirations Club Site (same as the video tutorial) and a “scrappy” version on my Card Inspired blog site with all the months separated with a different panel each month.
Both sites have the same video tutorial. Anyway, check it out and try it out!!
Hope you have a fabulous weekend!!
