I used one of little Antique Luxury Corner - Mini on the cover. On the lid of the box I used one of the dies from Roxstamps - Keyholes 3 Dies/embossing cut from the celebration paper with a little silver gilding wax over the edges.



To decorate the pages I used :- Gummiapan Stamp - Text - Happy Birthday (mini straight hand) it is tiny so ideal for the pages, flat sequins, the smaller of the hearts from Gummiapan Dies - Longer Slim Hearts.

For my next box I decorated the top with the Gummiapan Die - Flower Blossom Lines using just the flower and cutting twice from different papers, placing the waste back into the die. I then used a sparkle pen on the outline part of the die. I wanted to get these Gummiapan Dies - Sewing Set inside the mini pizza box as a mini sewing set. But they are too big to fit  - right?





I used some of the waste to make a little quilt pattern and paper pieced the same paper onto the stamp so it looks like she is sewing it.


She has the Magnolia Mini World - Boutiques behind her that she is sewing for.

I used the Gummiapan Die - Little Flower die cut twice and overlapped them. Using a cup sequin in the centre. The buttons, ribbon and lace are from my own stash.


Links to Products I Used:
Gummiapan Die - Mini Pizza BoxCelebration paper pad
Antique Luxury Corner - Mini
Gummiapan Stamp - Text - Happy Birthday (mini straight hand)
flat sequins
Gummiapan Dies - Longer Slim Hearts
Gummiapan Dies - Sewing Set
Magnolia Mini World - Tailor Tilda
Gummiapan hens net die
Gummiapan Die - Little Flower
cup sequin

Thanks for stopping by. You can find more of my makes on my personal blog Crafty Linby.

good morning to all ... today I wanted to relax and ride a bike, and here was born the small project, which today I show you

Hello, everyone!
Donna here. I've made an exploding box using a small selection of the new Laserowe chipboard pieces that are available to buy in store.

Links to the products are in text, and can be found at the end of my post.

I covered the box, and decorated the inside using Maja Design Vintage Spring Basics 10th, and 11th of April.
I used elegant square rose frame to decorate the top of the box. I lightly inked the frame with distress ink, and stamped over it using rich cocoa ink, and a script stamp from my stash!

The lace, roses, green artificial moss, and seam binding are from my stash!
The tiny butterflies are Laserowe. There are 9 butterflies in total in various sizes.
 I inked them using a lavender ink pad. I used white liquid pearls along their centres.

Morning everyone!

It's Lou in with a post for you today. I have really tried sitting on my hands...taping my hands with gaffa tape..... losing the keys to the craft room door.....but in the end, the temptation to make something with the stunning new Magnolia stamps Fixer Upper collection got too much for me to bear and I just had to dive into a make!!!


But really!!! look how super cute the little  Paintbrush die is!! oh my!!! To make it 3D I cut the 'brush' part out 5 times and gave them a good bend through my fingers to get them 'fluffed' out. I cut the handle part twice and then coloured it with my Promarkers to get the wood and steel effect.

Then for extra fun to get that 'wet paint' look I splodged it down in the ink I was going to use for my background brush stamp and then popped it in some clear embossing powder. A little heat gun treatment later, wet paint on my brush! it really does look so sweet.


Then it was time to work on that awesome little sign Hammer Tilda is so busy making!! I stamped the green background brush first and then stamped the  Breathe text over the top of the green once it had dried a little.


Then, of course, for the gorgeous star of the card, Hammer Tilda. I stamped her in memento rich cocoa ink for a more gentle effect with the lines on her then coloured her in. I fussy cut her out and then made sure that she was positioned so her little nail in her hand was all ready to be tapped into the hole she has drilled in the sign!! he he!! so sweet!!

I carefully placed her facedown in the palm of my hand and rolled one of my promarkers along the back of her lengthways to 'curl' her back a little for a dimensional 'pop'! Then using hot glue, I adhered her to the card front so she stands out from the rest of her little scene.