Any Occasion Card with Flowers!!

Hello crafty friends,  I hope you are all having a fabulous week so far.

Suzi here today sharing a pretty card  I made 

with some pretty foamiran flowers and some

 heat embossing on one of Bloomar's gorgeous chipboard pieces

 along some fussy cutting of leaves and flowers. 

I chose to use the lovely 12x12 Dream Garden paper from ScrapBoys 

and fussy cut out one of the elements for behind my chipboard piece which was

embossed with Sizzix Arctic Sky glitter embossing powder.

The little butterfly is from the store (think it's a prima but not 100% sure)

I will of course add a list of products used at the bottom of my post for you.

In the meantime here is another picture from a different angle.

 Thank you so much for popping in to visit, I hope

you enjoyed your stay and do please come back and see us soon.

Hugs  Suzi xox

All Dressed Up 'Looking Good'

Good morning my lovelies, Ann-Marie popping in today to share a little crafty goodness with you all.

When I saw this little Bloomar chipboard frame I had this idea of inking up the All Dressed Up 'Looking Good' stamp and putting her inside the frame so it looked like a picture really.  So I stamped her out and coloured her with copics to compliment the gorgeous ScrapBoys 'Dream Garden' papers and then cut her down to fit the frame which I'd actually added a little colour to with silver wax.

I layered up all the papers on charcoal grey card and added a little border with a Lady E Design border die for some added interest.  I thought the accompanying sentiment was perfect to slot behind my picture frame, added some twine, a bow and pretty rose and I was happy my card was complete.  

Okay so that's all from me today.  I hope you are all well and looking forward to the weekend.

Take care.

Ann-Marie

xx

Dreams

Welcome everyone 

Today I would like to share my latest make, it’s a tag made from Pion Design papers.

Simple, elegant with clean lines but with deep pink foamiran flower as focal point. 

I created the tag by adding paper layers with addition

of lace across it.    

I added some sisal under the flower, few die cut leaves and chipboard leaves which has been heat embossed to give it more subtle look.

I finished of the project by adding a title- dreams.

Hope you will like it.

All the best

Monika x 

Wedding card

Welcome everyone :)

It's Monika today and I would like to share my latest project.

I made a wedding card from Marry Me paper collection by Mintay, it's such a beautiful collection with fantastic elements and very easy to work with. 

Because this card had to be posted I decided to use just few layers and paper flowers just in case. 

Have a look at this papers, aren't they beautiful and full of details? 

Of course I couldn't resist and added few butterflies and glitter.

I have used chipboard heart 007 by Bloomar and glued names of the couple on it with flower composition and tiny leaves by Lady E Design. 

Hope that my project inspired you to checking out these wonderful products.

Have a wonderful day and keep crafting xxx

Book box with Pion Design - Four Seasons of Fairies

Hi and welcome to the Crafteezee blog.

Today I'm sharing a project I've made with the lovely Pion Design papers

- four seasons of fairies -

First I made the book box from white chipboard sheets. 

(I have a video tutorial on my you tube channel on how to make a small book box. 

You can find it here). 

The book measures approx. 13 x 11 x 4 cm ( 5,1 x 4,3 x 1,5 inches).

I covered the book and the box with the lovely papers from Pion Design Four Seasons of Fairies. 

I used the Spring Season.

The front of the book is embellished with a frame chipboard from Bloomar. 

This is a two layer frame which I colored with purple ink to match the Pion Design papers.

I encircled the frame with two foamiran flowers, carnation flowers, roses, die cut leaves from foamiran, dried roots and a fairy cut out.

On the inside I created a little scene with flowers and a cut out from the patterned papers. 

The little fairy on the left is "flying" in the box. 

I glued it on a small strip of acetate and attached the strip to the bottom of the box.

I hope you like my little fairy book box.

Thanks so much for stopping by.

Hugs, Henriëtte.

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