Hello again and welcome back for Day 3 of the August Papertrey Ink Countdown! The Rustic Burlap Impression Plate and Tiny Take Out Box are getting another great workout today. Let's get on to the projects!
This first butterfly ensemble is a little gift and card for a friend.
I started with my card. I began by impressing a panel of Aqua Mist cardstock with the Rustic Burlap Impression Plate and adhered that to a white base before rounding the corners.
Next, I stamped and embossed a sentiment from Bountiful Banners onto a piece of Berry Sorbet cardstock. That was then matted with a scalloped piece of Linen Vellum and adhered to the card front. Then, I wrapped the base with yellow baker's twine and tied a sweet little bow.
Next, I die cut the butterfly from Linen Vellum and stamped it with a coordinating image from Butterfly Kisses. I scored the center of the butterfly and adhered it to a circle that had been stamped with an image from Modern Wood Mats. The woodgrain circle was then mounted to the front of the card with foam tape.
Next up was the little butterfly box. I die cut the box from Berry Sorbet patterned paper and got it all assembled (poking holes in the two short sides). Then, I created a ribbon handle by adhering a 1/2" strip of Lemon Tart cardstock to a strip of saddle-stitched ribbon that I'd trimmed with pinking shears. The cardstock gives the ribbon some sturdiness white the ribbon adds a nice softness and texture to the project. I used my Crop-A-Dile to punch holes at the ends of the handle and attached the handle to the box with brads. Then, I die cut a second butterfly from Linen Vellum and stamped it with the same image from Butterfly Kisses. I adhered the butterfly to the handle with a bit of Scor Tape.
And inside is a surprise...mini spools of baker's twine to share with a crafty friend! The box holds four spools comfortably, possibly five depending on how fully you wrap your spools. What an adorable way to share supplies!
My final card today is a thinking of you card.
I started by stamping the leafy pattern on a piece of Rustic White cardstock. I did the stamped off leaves first and then went through and added the full-strength leaves as a second step. Then I die cut a circle from the stamped panel and textured it with the Rustic Burlap Impression Plate. The leafy panel was then adhered to a Kraft card base and the large acorn from Autumn Acorns was stamped in the opening.
I die cut and stamped a smaller acorn and mounted that to the base with a bit of foam tape. Then I created a folded banner on Fine Linen cardstock using Ripe Avocado and Classic Kraft (polka dots on the back) inks. I adhered it to the card front and embellished the ends with tiny circles of Dark Chocolate cardstock covered in dark brown Stickles.
I hope you've enjoyed today's projects. I'll be back tomorrow with a few more projects featuring the Tiny Take Out Box and the Rustic Burlap Impression Plate. In the meantime, make sure to check in with Nichole, Betsy, Dawn, Erin, Heather, Maile, and Melissa for even more inspiration. See you tomorrow!
Recipes:
Butterfly Gift Ensemble
Stamps: Butterfly Kisses, Bountiful Banners, Modern Wood Mats - Papertrey Ink
Cardstock: Aqua Mist, Berry Sorbet, Lemon Tart, Linen Vellum, Berry Sorbet Swiss Dot Patterned Paper - Papertrey Ink; white
Inks: Aqua Mist, Berry Sorbet - Papertrey Ink; VersaMark - Tsukineko
Other: Tiny Take Out Box, Rustic Burlap Impression Plate, Small Scalloped Border Die, Butterfly Kisses Die, Lemon Tart Saddle-Stitched Ribbon - Papertrey Ink; White Detail Embossing Powder - Filigree; Lemon, Teal, Cotton Candy, Green Apple Baker's Twine - Divine Twine; Pewter Brads - Making Memories; Mini Wooden Spools - Darice
Thinking Of You Card
Stamps: Autumn Acorns, Live Laugh Love - Papertrey Ink
Cardstock: Rustic White, Fine Linen, Kraft, Dark Chocolate - Papertrey Ink
Inks: Dark Chocolate, Ripe Avocado, Kraft - Papertrey Ink; Cognac - Palette
Other: Rustic Burlap Impression Plate - Papertrey Ink; Cinnamon Stickles - Ranger
Pretty projects, Lizzie. I really like the Rustic Burlap impression plate. It looks like just the right amount of texture.
ReplyDeleteLove these cards, Lizzie-Love the leaves and acorn card!!!
ReplyDeleteoops! Forgot to say how cute the little basket box is!!
ReplyDeleteLOVING the burlap impression plate!!
ReplyDeleteLizzie, I just wanted to let you know how much I love the Tiny Take-Out Box and the Rustic Burlap impression plate. Both are on my must have list. Love all your projects so far with this release.
ReplyDeleteI love how you added your banner at an angle! The burlap IP gives your leaf card the perfect amount of texture - love it!
ReplyDeleteI love the color combination of the light blue with the red - I will have to try that. Also the fall leaves card was stunning.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work - love the burlap impression plate.
ReplyDeleteThe card with the falling leaves is gorgeous. And I love seeing all the texture made with the Rustic Burlap IP -- I'm liking it more each day!
ReplyDeleteGREAT treat box and fabulous cards, Lizzie! Love the possibilities for Rustic Burlap IP :)
ReplyDeleteLizzie I am loving this burlap impression plate and your beautiful cards! :)
ReplyDeleteNICE PROJECTS!!!!! I am SMITTEN with that LITTLE TAKE-OUT BOX!!!!!!! SQUEEEEEL!!!!!! TOOOOO CUTE!!!!!!:)
ReplyDeleteLove the book and the card. I liked the rustic impression plate.
ReplyDeleteThe burlap impression plate looks like a must have item, your stamping is lovely, particularly like the oak leaf background, also the vellum butterflies are a pretty embellishment. Oh, thanks for demonstrating how much the little box will hold, very useful!
ReplyDeleteThink you sold me on the burlap impression plate! Very nice projects and thank you for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous - love the blue and red combination :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet little basket!
ReplyDeleteLove the green leaf background you created using 2 shades of green AND the Rustic Burlap Impression Plate
ReplyDeleteSweet sweet projects today Lizzie!
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