Thanks Cards with Rinea Foiled Papers

Hi everyone, I'm on the Rinea blog with a set of simple, yet intricate looking thank you cards today.

For my first card, I used an Elizabeth Craft's die to die cut Blush/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper.  Even though the die is very delicate, the foiled paper die cut easily and in one pass.

Cutting white cardstock to 5" x 5", I placed  it on the die cut panel and folded the die cut piece on the score lines.  Adhesive was placed along the score lines and then adhered to the white panel.  The white panel was then inked with Tattered Rose Distress Oxide Ink.   Thanks was  also die cut from  Blush/Gold Glossy using a Lawn Fawn die then adhered across the card.

The panel was then matted with light blue cardstock and placed atop a darker blue card with foam adhesives for dimension.

My second card was created from pink cardstock.  A panel of pink was then embossed, die cut and matted with blue cardstock before being added to the card with foam adhesives for dimension.

A doily was die cut from Sapphire Starstruck Foiled Paper. and a smaller doily was die cut from  Arctic/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper .  The 2 doilies were adhered together and placed atop the embossed panel.  

Thanks was die cut from Blush/Gold Glossy Foiled paper using a Memory Box die and the birds were die cut from Sapphire/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper.

Thanks for stopping by.

Steph

Pretty in Pink Pocket Card

Hi everyone, I'm on the Rinea blog today using an assortment of  foiled papers and die cut elements to create a pocket card.  These are really sweet to create and give to the special people in our lives with an encouraging tag slipped inside.

Using a large pocket die from Elizabeth Craft Designs, I die cut Fuchsia/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper.  The foils cut beautifully and the design is stunning.

Folding on the scored lines, I created the pocket.  Next, I cut Blush/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper to fit behind the die cut panel and adhered it in place for a tone on tone effect.

I then wrapped 2 different sizes of ribbon around the panel.  Then adhered the panel to white cardstock creating the pocket for the tag.

To decorate the pocket, I  used Heartfelt Creations dies to die cut  assorted sized roses from Fuschia/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper and leaves from Emerald/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper.

After forming and gluing the roses together, the roses and leaves were placed off to one side of the pocket panel.

A tag was created from cardstock and Blush/Gold Foiled Paper was layered on top.  A  phrase was stamped on cardstock and then adhered to the tag.  The same ribbon used to wrap the pocket was added to the top of the tag with a brad.

The tag slips inside the pocket and can be easily removed.  Finally, a  phrase was stamped on a scrap of Fuchsia and placed behind the rose.

 Thanks for stopping by.

Steph

Scor-Pal Challenge #68

Hi everyone, it's a new month and that means a new challenge on the Scor-Pal blog.  The theme for this month is Florals or anything goes.  Just be sure your project includes more than one score.  Spring is coming and so is Easter so you have lots of choices.

In this challenging environment, I chose to create a floral box card for a friend.

Starting with a 6 1/2" x 10" piece of cardstock, I scored and cut it to create the box.  Use Scor-Tape to assemble.

Rinea Foiled Papers were cut to fit the box.  I've used Emerald Starstruck.

Using Elizabeth Craft Designs dies, I created an assortment of flowers using Rinea Foiled Papers - Blush/Gold Glossy, Fuschia/Gold Glossy, Violet/Gold Glossy, Marigold/Gold Glossy and Emerald/Gold Glossy,.  The flowers created with Rinea Foiled Papers are stunning.

 

I created as many flowers as I wanted to fill my box, adding leaves where appropriate.  

The phrase is from an old Cuttlebug die set and was perfect to finish my card.

Please stop by the Scor-Pal blog to see what the other designers have created this month.

Thanks for stopping by.

Steph

Decorative Lanterns

Hi everyone I've got a new project for Dies R Us.

The Elizabeth Craft Designs Lantern Box measures approximately 2" x 2" once assembled and can be used for so many different occasions.  Thank Baby Showers, Bridal Showers, Birthdays, Mother's Day, Christmas and more.  Just change up your papers for different occasions.

Using the die, die cut it twice from pattern papers.

During die cutting, score lines are added to the design.  Fold along the score lines.  It's much easier assembling the boxes if they have been folded first.  Add tape along the smaller tabs and adhere together creating the lanterns.

For additional support, I added a 1 3/4" square of pattern paper to the bottom of each box.  

Decorate the boxes with ribbons and flowers (befitting the occasion), tying them to the handles.  

Please stop by the Dies R Us Store to see all the dies that are available!

Thanks for stopping by.

Steph

Floral Watering Can

.Hi everyone I've got a new project for Dies R Us.

Die cut the watering can from ivory cardstock and assemble.  Ink randomly with Ranger Distress Ink.

Die cut assorted flower and leaves, inking the flowers with Curry and Pink inks.  Assemble the flowers and place aside to dry.

Add Gold Stickles to the tips of the flower centers

Adhere the flowers and leaves about the watering can using the Best Glue Ever.

Form the leaves and add foam adhesives under some leaves for dimension.

Create a tag and stamp a phrase with black ink.

Tie the tag to the handle.

Please stop by the Dies R Us Store to see all the dies that are available!

Thanks for stopping by.

Steph