Showing posts with label Tim Holtz embossing folders. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tim Holtz embossing folders. Show all posts

Tuesday, 29 July 2014

Mid Summer's Night Blog Blitz - Day 4

Welcome to day 4 of my summer projects. I made this one a few weeks ago, but haven't posted it yet. I love SVGcuts.com. Mary's kits are fantastic and cut like a dream. When I saw the debut of the Seaside kit, I bought it within the first hour. I had the pieces cut and began assembling without an instruction video to go along with it. Luckily, Mary makes them pretty straight forward so I soldiered on.
Once the assembly was complete, all that was left to do was embellish (my favorite part)
Prima released these great resin pieces to coordinate with their Seashore line. I also stamped images from Graphic 45's By The Sea sets
I added some lantern die cuts to the front of the house (Spellbinders)
I made another lighthouse using Prima and FabScraps papers. It's a little more vintage looking. It's on display at Urban Scrapbook ( my awesome fun part-time job).
Thanks for popping in again, I have a few more projects in the wing, so keep checking back.

Wednesday, 4 December 2013

12 Days of Christmas Cards - Day 4

On the 4th day of Christmas, my true love of paper gave me - an accordion card using Karen Burniston die cuts.



Each panel is embossed with a different folder. I wanted to use traditional Christmas colors on this one as well as some of my favorite stamps.
All the embossing folders are from Tim Holtz for Sizzix
Stamps are (L-R) Stampa Rosa(retired many years ago), Stampers Anonymous, Stampendous, and TPC Studios.


I made it reversible too. On the backside, I used movers and shapers die cuts from Tim Holtz and the awesome alphabet die set from Brenda Walton for Sizzix. I was trying to figure out how to leave a space for signing the card, so on the "L" panel I cut and folded some paper to create a flap. I think it worked out rather well.

I really like the way the card turned out. It's super sturdy too with all the layers of paper on each panel.
It's more a decoration than a card, but that's the fun part, you can get as simple or as over the top as you want. 
Thanks for surfing by today. 
Ahhh 3 weeks til Christmas. Pass the Ativan please. (just kidding-sort of...)