Vintage Thank You Card:
1-Cut a 7.5" x 6" piece of white card stock and fold it in half to make your card base. Add Ivory paper on the bottom part of card and a strip of the patterned paper on the top of card (I always distress ink my papers before) machine stitch edges and stamp words on the corners of card.
2-Cut a slot on the side where the card folds, tie ribbon around the card and make a bow.
3-Add a strip of lace on the left side of card. Print and Cut a ticket strip from the digital collage Vintage Strips
4-Tie a bow using a piece of seam binding around the ticket strip.
5- Stamp "thank you" sentiment and adhere ticket strip to card on top of the lace.
6-Adhere 2 pieces of distressed card stock and then silk flower, a piece of lace and painted button on top of ticket strip.
7- Adhere a piece of lace, applique wings, and resin heart on the bottom part of ticket strip.
8- Add 2 adhesive pearls on the bottom of bow.
9-Cut excess of lace and you have your card ready!
Supplies:
white card stock.
Patterned paper:
Ivory Prima
Stamps:
Heidi Swapp
Inkadinkado
embellishments:
Ribbon
silk flower
seam binding
applique wings
lace
adhesive pearls
painted button
distress Ink Antique Linen from Ranger.
distress Ink Antique Linen from Ranger.
sewing machine.
Chipboard Mailbox:
Some supplies we will need are: chipboard pieces, patterned paper scraps, Love Mail digital collage, kraft knife, bone folder, silk and paper flowers, lace, buttons, stamps, rub ons, adhesive, glue, glitter, distress ink, scissors.
1- First I cut out 2 of the mail box images that previously printed from the digital file, you can use kraft knife or scissors.
2- Adhere the images to a piece of chipboard
3- Cut the chipboard following the shape of the mailbox as shown on photo.
4- Do the same with the other image, you should end with something like this.
5- Take one of the Mailbox pieces and cut a slot with the kraft knife (this step is optional)
6- Cut 2 pieces of chipboard to make the sides of the mailbox, cover with patterned paper.
7- Adhere on both sides of the mailbox.
8-Adhere another piece of chipboard on the bottom as shown in photo, this will also help to hold on place the sides.
9- Adhere the other part of the mailbox on top, press and wait until is dry.
10- You have your mailbox ready and it should look like this.
11-Now embellish with chipboard heart, glitter, button, flowers, ribbon, stamps etc...
12- I also create a little envelope (these also come in the digital file) I use clear stamps for the outside. Then I just put the envelope inside the mailbox.
This is how the mailbox looks like once you finish it, you can create as many as you want, and add even more embellishments, you can also put inside some candy, chocolate, or just a note.
Thinking of you card:
I have a step by step to show you how to make a card I created a few months ago, hope you like it.
I create this tutorial a while ago but is one of my favorite projects.
1- Paint paper mache box as shown on photo
2- Cut your Styrofoam ball in half.
3- Cover Styrofoam with Modge podge and sprinkle with glitter (I let the glitter dry all night)
4- Adhere half of ball on top of the lid.
5- Cut a large strip of patterned paper with scalloped scissors.
6- Adhere strip of paper around lid as shown on photo.
7- Tie ribbon around box and make a bow.
8- Add some brads on top of Styrofoam.
9- Cut a small piece of paper and stamp sentiment, add toothpick and fold paper in half.
10- Insert flower and toothpick as shown on photo.
11- Finish with button.
These are so easy to make and they can be the perfect gift or party favor!!
Thank you so much for stop by my blog today! more projects soon :)
Supply List: 1 Paper Mache box (any size) I will use a round one. Acrylic Paint Delta (white) 1 Silk flowers Ribbon (pink) 1 Crystal coarse glitter From Martha Stewart brads 1 Styrofoam ball (make sure the size will cover the circumference of the paper mache box ) toothpicks
Tools: Paper Trimmer Scissors Scalloped Scissors craft knife modge podge glue gun
Tools: Paper Trimmer Scissors Scalloped Scissors craft knife modge podge glue gun
