Showing posts with label Festive Farmhouse Designer Series Paper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Festive Farmhouse Designer Series Paper. Show all posts

Thursday, 6 December 2018

Christmas Bag

I make my own preserves (jams, pickles and chutney) and needed a little Christmas gift bag to put a jar in to give as a gift.  This is what I came up with using the Festive Farmhouse Designer Series Paper, Farmhouse Christmas stamp set and the Farmhouse Framelits.


It is a box in a bag, I just changed the sizing to suit my jar of perserves.

The little tag hanging from the handle was made using the stamp set, dies and also the Sprig Punch.

If you live in Australia 
you can get all the supplies you need

 for this project from me. 

You can place an order online oContact Me and place an order.


Thank you for visiting.
Carolyn  

Sunday, 21 October 2018

Simple Joys of Christmas

This is a project I designed for a Stamp Camp held by my beautiful friend Pat Carr.  I was not able to attend this year, but I made this card at our stamp retreat at Dwellingup in late September and offerred to kit it up for Pat.  Hopefully the ladies enjoyed making it.


This is the same card sketch that I have used before.  You get 12 cards from a 12" x 12" piece of patterned paper as you cut the paper into 2" strips.  

The stamp set is Christmas Pines with the foliage and leaves being cut using the Pretty Pines Thinits.  The striped patterned paper is from the Festive Farmhouse Designer Series Paper.   The panel behind the centre spray has been embossed using the Subtle Dynamic Textured Impressions Embossing Folder.

If you live in Australia 
you can get all the supplies you need

 for this project from me. 

You can place an order online oContact Me and place an order.


Thank you for visiting.
Carolyn  

Monday, 15 October 2018

Red Stripes

I was having a bit of trouble using the Cherry Cobbler stripe patterned paper in the Festive Farmhouse Designer Series Paper Pack.  This is the card that I finally settled on using the Farmhouse Christmas stamp set and matching Farmhouse Framelits.



The colour scheme is Cherry Cobbler, Whisper White and Basic Black.


If you live in Australia 
you can get all the supplies you need

 for this project from me. 

You can place an order online oContact Me and place an order.


Thank you for visiting.

Carolyn
 

Thursday, 11 October 2018

Farmhouse Christmas

The inspiration for this card came from page 12 of the 2018 Holiday Catalogue. 


The images were stamped on Shimmery White cardstock before colouring with Watercolor Pencils and an Aquapainter and then cut out using the Farmhouse Framelits.   The patterned paper is from the Festive Farmhouse Designer Series Paper.

Did you notice the corrugated piece behind centre panel.  Was was made using the Corrugated Dynamic Textured Impressions Embossing Powder, Crumb Cake cardstock and White Craft Ink.

I was on a roll, enjoying colouring the house and tree so I made another card along similar lines.


If you live in Australia 
you can get all the supplies you need

 for this project from me. 

You can place an order online oContact Me and place an order.


Thank you for visiting.

Carolyn
 

Sunday, 7 October 2018

Another Christmas Card

Another of my Christmas projects from a recent stamping retreat.


The design for this card I took from the recent Rocklea Road Chocolate Box that was one of my September class projects.

It is a quick and simple design and great if you are wanting to make a lot of cards quickly.  The card uses the Labels to Love stamp set, the Label Punch, Sprig Punch and Triple Banner Punch along with the Festive Farmhouse Designer Series Paper, Gold Foil Sheet and the Striped Burlap Trim.  You can just sit, stamp and punch to your heart's content.

If you live in Australia 
you can get all the supplies you need

 for this project from me. 

You can place an order online oContact Me and place an order.


Thank you for visiting.

Carolyn
 

Friday, 5 October 2018

Christmas is in the Air (Well Just Not Yet)

I had a weekend away at the Redgum Retreat at Dwellingup last weekend with a group of friends  for weekend of stampin', chattin' and laughin'.  It was so great to get out of suburbia for a while.

I decided to make Christmas Cards as my projects for the weekend and I will be sharing these with you over the next few weeks.


This card was made using the Festive Farmhouse Designer Series Paper and the Farmhouse Christmas stamp set.

If you live in Australia 
you can get all the supplies you need

 for this project from me. 

You can place an order online oContact Me and place an order.


Thank you for visiting.

Carolyn
 

Monday, 24 September 2018

Rocklea Road Box

Hi everyone, sharing a little Christmas box I made to fit a 60g bar of Darrell Lea Rocklea Road Chocolate.


I used the Festive Farmhouse Designer Series Paper with Cherry Cobbler and Very Vanilla cardstock along with the Labels to Love stamp set, Everyday Label Punch, Triple Banner Punch, Sprig Punch and Striped Burlap Trim.  Mossy Meadow and Cherry Cobbler Classic Stampin' Ink pads were used for the stamping.


To make the box you will need the following:


Measurements

Cherry Cobbler cardstock 8 ¼” x 5”
Cherry Cobbler cardstock 7 ¾” x 5 ¼”
Christmas DSP – 2 pieces 5” x 1 5/16”
                            1 piece 5” x 1 13/16”
                            1 piece 5” x ¼”
Gold Foil Sheet 5 ¼” x 1"
Striped Burlap Trim 
Mossy Meadow cardstock for Sprigs
Very Vanilla cardstock for Christmas panel
1/2" Cherry Cobbler Circle
Brad
                      
Technique

Score the 8 ¼” x 5” piece of cardstock at 1 ½” in all four sides.  Create a basic box base.

Score the 7 ¾ x 5 ¼ piece of cardstock on the long edge at 1 9/16”, 3 5/8”, 5 316” and 7 ¼” – This piece is the box cover and it wraps around the box base.

Adhere the Designer Series Paper to the box cover, add a brad and then adhere the cover to the box.

Decorate the lid of the box.

If you live in Australia 

you can get all the supplies you need

 for this project from me. 

You can place an order online oContact Me and place an order.


Thank you for visiting.
Carolyn