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Showing posts with label gifts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gifts. Show all posts
Saturday, November 30, 2013
Christmas House
Hello friends! I was going through my computer files today when I found the template for this cute little house. I bought it from Papertrey Ink way back in 2009 and it was designed by Lauren Meader. It had a companion stamp set that had all the windows, doors, and lights. I also used the Home for the Holidays set to make the tree, garlands, and swags.
One of the best things about this house is the whole top comes off and you have a great little gift box that is quite roomy. The whole thing is pretty sturdy and solid.
Thanks for stopping in today. I hope you enjoyed my little house!
Thanks for stopping in today. I hope you enjoyed my little house!
Labels:
boxes,
crafty stuff,
gifts,
home for the holidays,
homemade,
packaging,
PTI
Wednesday, November 27, 2013
More Christmas Tags
Hello there friends! I've got some Christmas gift tags for you today. These are pretty small- couple of inches across maybe? They are dies from provo craft. I cut a bunch of them with white cardstock.
Next I stamped on the images (PTI and Cats Pajamas) and colored with my copics.I added a little bit of stickles for sparkle.
And I wrapped them all up in this tiny little pizza box that I embellished with PTI and Cats Pajamas stamps and some Mines Eye papers.
Labels:
christmas,
crafty stuff,
gifts,
PTI,
tags,
the cats pajamas
Monday, September 02, 2013
Floral Gift Set (Inspired by...)
Hi friends! I have a new gift set for you today. I got the idea for this set after watching this video from Kristina Werner. I fell in love with that envelope. In fact, I made the envelopes before I even had an idea of what to do with the cards.
I used PTI's Floral Frenzy and Fillable Frames for these cards and envelopes. The sentiment is from Mini Blooms. Floral Frenzy is an older set and I have certainly gotten my money's worth from it. A great addition to any collection.
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The color pallet is New Leaf, Harvest Gold, Summer Sunrise, Berry Sorbet, and Hawaiian Shores (all PTI). Cardstock and ribbons are from PTI as well. The cards have diamond stickles on the centers of the flowers.
A close up of the back envie flap and the front of the card.
All sets need great packaging. This set is seriously on its way out the door today so I needed a quick package for it. I am using a clear box that some PTI stamps came in. I used Washi tape (doodlebug) to cover up where the sticky from the belly bad was. I used some May arts twine to tie on the tag.
Back side of the gift set. The tag (in the previous pic) was made from an Ad Sense die that I cut in half (it was blank and laying on my desk and got pressed into service! LOL). Thanks for stopping in today!
I used PTI's Floral Frenzy and Fillable Frames for these cards and envelopes. The sentiment is from Mini Blooms. Floral Frenzy is an older set and I have certainly gotten my money's worth from it. A great addition to any collection.
IA close up of the back envie flap and the front of the card.
All sets need great packaging. This set is seriously on its way out the door today so I needed a quick package for it. I am using a clear box that some PTI stamps came in. I used Washi tape (doodlebug) to cover up where the sticky from the belly bad was. I used some May arts twine to tie on the tag.
Back side of the gift set. The tag (in the previous pic) was made from an Ad Sense die that I cut in half (it was blank and laying on my desk and got pressed into service! LOL). Thanks for stopping in today!
Labels:
crafty stuff,
fillable frame,
floral,
gifts,
hello,
mini blooms,
PTI,
sets
Friday, September 14, 2012
Gift Set
Good Morning Friends! I have a quick little share with you today. Horrid pictures! Sorry! Took them with my iphone the other day. I tried to edit them a bit but really I never intended to post them, LOL!

This is a set I made for my mom to give her friend. I printed the sentiment on with my computer and then stamped the rest using PTI's Year of the Flowers Mini's and some echo park paper.

Close up!

Matching lined envies to finish it off! Its post and run cause I got work! Thanks for stopping by!

This is a set I made for my mom to give her friend. I printed the sentiment on with my computer and then stamped the rest using PTI's Year of the Flowers Mini's and some echo park paper.

Close up!

Matching lined envies to finish it off! Its post and run cause I got work! Thanks for stopping by!
Monday, September 10, 2012
Cake in a Cup!
Hello friends I have some cute packaging for you today! I originally got this idea from Pinterest. I pinned it from this site: Bird on a Cake.

Basically what you do is make some cupcakes. When they cool plop them into a clear 9 ounce cup and frost them. I used a big 1M tip and some swirly pink frosting. After they are frosted then you cut some cellophane to cover the cup. Tie on a pretty ribbon. Make some tags. I used PTI's stamps. Two different sets. The cake is Tiny Treats: Valentine. The circle and just for you are from another set that I can't remember the name of. The black paper is PTI. The pink papers are from a variety of makers.

A close up of the tag. I used some stickles and glossy accents on each one.

Here are some with silver ribbons. I ran through three full rolls of ribbon to make 24 of these. I gave them away to my coworkers on the first day of school.

Basically what you do is make some cupcakes. When they cool plop them into a clear 9 ounce cup and frost them. I used a big 1M tip and some swirly pink frosting. After they are frosted then you cut some cellophane to cover the cup. Tie on a pretty ribbon. Make some tags. I used PTI's stamps. Two different sets. The cake is Tiny Treats: Valentine. The circle and just for you are from another set that I can't remember the name of. The black paper is PTI. The pink papers are from a variety of makers.

A close up of the tag. I used some stickles and glossy accents on each one.

Here are some with silver ribbons. I ran through three full rolls of ribbon to make 24 of these. I gave them away to my coworkers on the first day of school.
Monday, August 06, 2012
Patterned Paper Gift Box Set
Good Morning Friends!
I have a boxed gift set today to share with you. I edited all these pictures last night and then added a watermark and it appears I did not save it properly. ACK! So please forgive my unedited pictures. I have two sets of cards and because of the pictures I will share the second set and second box tomorrow. I also have some basic instructions on how to make the box. I created it myself although I am sure there are similar things out there on the web.

Both boxes are pictured above. I made the yellow one first and then refined some things with the orange one. All the patterned paper is from the WeRMemory Keepers White Out collection. Its really old. I know this because the price tag was on the back of the chipboard stickers and its from a scrapbook store that went out of business at least two years ago, if not more.

I have always loved that paper and I am so glad I got a chance to use up a ton of it here. The box is made from 12x12 bazzill cardstock. The tag uses the PTI tag sale die. Ribbon and inks are from PTI.

Inside the box. Its quite roomy. The lid is nice and tall. One refinement on the new box is an inner rim to facilitate opening and closing the box. I will point that out tomorrow.

Card one: Lots of patterned paper, ribbon and a cardstock sticker. The CS stickers all had really stupid things printed on them. So I covered the words with paper and stamped my own sentiments! I used Fillable Frames, Framed Out and Across the Miles.

Same idea different embellies.

Same idea here as well. You can also see the envelopes I made to coordinate.

Close up of the cardstock sticker. I added the banner across to change out the lame sentiment to make it a thank you card.
Tomorrow I will be back with the other box, the rest of the cards, and a few tips on how to make the box if you are interested. This was a great way to burn through my 12x12 stash.

Both boxes are pictured above. I made the yellow one first and then refined some things with the orange one. All the patterned paper is from the WeRMemory Keepers White Out collection. Its really old. I know this because the price tag was on the back of the chipboard stickers and its from a scrapbook store that went out of business at least two years ago, if not more.

I have always loved that paper and I am so glad I got a chance to use up a ton of it here. The box is made from 12x12 bazzill cardstock. The tag uses the PTI tag sale die. Ribbon and inks are from PTI.

Inside the box. Its quite roomy. The lid is nice and tall. One refinement on the new box is an inner rim to facilitate opening and closing the box. I will point that out tomorrow.

Card one: Lots of patterned paper, ribbon and a cardstock sticker. The CS stickers all had really stupid things printed on them. So I covered the words with paper and stamped my own sentiments! I used Fillable Frames, Framed Out and Across the Miles.

Same idea different embellies.

Same idea here as well. You can also see the envelopes I made to coordinate.

Close up of the cardstock sticker. I added the banner across to change out the lame sentiment to make it a thank you card.
Tomorrow I will be back with the other box, the rest of the cards, and a few tips on how to make the box if you are interested. This was a great way to burn through my 12x12 stash.
Sunday, July 15, 2012
Lovely Layers Card Set with Quick and Easy Packaging!
It's a card set using the PTI stamp set, Lovely Layers. I also have the dies for this set and used them here as well. Most of the ink is PTI but there are some dew drops mixed in as well.
This pink card was the first one I made. I love the mulitcolored sentiment. When I was done with this card I liked it so much I decided to make a set. Whenever I make a set I do up the envies too so that is what you see on the bottom. Its the back flap. I also added stickles to the focal point for a little glitz.
In Summer sunrise and golden harvest here....
Hawaiian shores and aqua mist....
Winter wisteria and plumeria dew drop....
The inside of the card needed a little something as well.
I've got some notes for you on the picture. I finally learned how to use the text feature in PSE and now I am out of control!
Thanks so much for stopping in today. I am off to see my good friends on the East Coast soon and then after the 24th the blog will resume a more normal posting schedule!
Saturday, June 16, 2012
Guidelines Gift Set
Hello friends! I have another card set for you today. This one is for one of my children's teachers. I decided to pull out a few old sets that I really love for these cards- The Guidelines series from Papertrey Ink.

Here is the whole set all together. Its a set of four cards and four decorated envelopes.
This card has a color scheme of Golden Harvest and Summer Sunrise. The button is from Doodlebug (probably the only non-papertrey item in the whole set!)
This card has a color scheme of Spring Moss, Ripe Avocado, and Simply Chartreuse. I used Spring Moss (old pigment formula) and Simply Chartreuse inks (new formula).
This card is Spring rain and Blueberry Sky. The blueberry sky ink is a bit darker than the cardstock but I really like it. Its one of my favorite inks. These are both the new formula.
This card is aqua mist (old pigment formula) and Hawaiian shores (new formula). The new Hawaiian shores is a perfect match. I hate all the hit and miss with the inks. I will say though that I have never tried an ink brand where at least a few of the colors were duds. If you know of a brand that has perfect ink across the board I want to hear about it! (Unless its pigment- I hate pigment).

This is the box they are housed in. I made the base with Hawaiian Shores and stamped it with guidelines 1. I made the lid from linen vellum cardstock. The tag is a combo of Just for You and Giga Guidelines. Ribbon is aqua mist.
One more view of the box. You can see the stamping better here. Well thanks for stopping by today! I am hoping to participate in WMS blog hop tomorrow so I hope to see you back here then!

Here is the whole set all together. Its a set of four cards and four decorated envelopes.
This card has a color scheme of Golden Harvest and Summer Sunrise. The button is from Doodlebug (probably the only non-papertrey item in the whole set!)
This card has a color scheme of Spring Moss, Ripe Avocado, and Simply Chartreuse. I used Spring Moss (old pigment formula) and Simply Chartreuse inks (new formula).
This card is Spring rain and Blueberry Sky. The blueberry sky ink is a bit darker than the cardstock but I really like it. Its one of my favorite inks. These are both the new formula.
This card is aqua mist (old pigment formula) and Hawaiian shores (new formula). The new Hawaiian shores is a perfect match. I hate all the hit and miss with the inks. I will say though that I have never tried an ink brand where at least a few of the colors were duds. If you know of a brand that has perfect ink across the board I want to hear about it! (Unless its pigment- I hate pigment).

This is the box they are housed in. I made the base with Hawaiian Shores and stamped it with guidelines 1. I made the lid from linen vellum cardstock. The tag is a combo of Just for You and Giga Guidelines. Ribbon is aqua mist.
One more view of the box. You can see the stamping better here. Well thanks for stopping by today! I am hoping to participate in WMS blog hop tomorrow so I hope to see you back here then!
Labels:
crafty stuff,
gifts,
giga guidelines,
guidelines,
PTI,
sets
Monday, June 11, 2012
Waltzingmouse Gift Set
Hello friends! If you liked yesterday's card, then you will like today's post. If yesterday's card didn't do it for you- avert your eyes! LOL! Anyway I liked the WMS sketch card so much that I made a complete set in different colors. I added matching envelopes and a little box to put them all in.
The whole group and the matching envelopes. That is one of WMS label sets used on the envelopes. On the back flap I used the little bird again.

In yellow here. I also changed up the sentiments.
A close up of the pink card.
The box I made to house them in. The colors look a little off here, not sure why. Maybe it needs to go back to photoshop! LOL
The whole group and the matching envelopes. That is one of WMS label sets used on the envelopes. On the back flap I used the little bird again.

In yellow here. I also changed up the sentiments.

A close up of the pink card.

The box I made to house them in. The colors look a little off here, not sure why. Maybe it needs to go back to photoshop! LOL
Labels:
gifts,
half pint heroines,
heirloom patterns,
sets,
teeny trees,
waltzingmouse
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Make a Wish Gift Set
Hello there friends! Twice in a work week- wow I am impressing myself! Ha ha! Anyway I have a gift set that I made the other day for you all to take a look at.

This is the original card and envie that I made. I was playing with Star Prints and then I pulled out a couple of older sets that also have stars (Its a Celebration and Everyday Classics). The big sentiment is from Think Big Sentiments. I wanted a totally flat card for my set. Most people don't like to pay extra postage for big funky bows.

This is the packaging. I used a box that my stamps came in to hold the envies and cards. I wrapped it with a belly band made of Doodlebug patterned paper. I added a bow, a die cut star, and a handmade label (Just for You set).

Then last week's MIM came out and I thought this was the perfect card to "layer up". I wanted to do it three ways but alas I only got to two and even then I missed the MIM deadline. But here is what I have: Same basic layout with some of the stars stamped twice and popped up with foam. Then I got out some bling and went to town. Thats tiny star bling on the polkadot green star. So cute.

This is the original card and envie that I made. I was playing with Star Prints and then I pulled out a couple of older sets that also have stars (Its a Celebration and Everyday Classics). The big sentiment is from Think Big Sentiments. I wanted a totally flat card for my set. Most people don't like to pay extra postage for big funky bows.

This is the packaging. I used a box that my stamps came in to hold the envies and cards. I wrapped it with a belly band made of Doodlebug patterned paper. I added a bow, a die cut star, and a handmade label (Just for You set).

Then last week's MIM came out and I thought this was the perfect card to "layer up". I wanted to do it three ways but alas I only got to two and even then I missed the MIM deadline. But here is what I have: Same basic layout with some of the stars stamped twice and popped up with foam. Then I got out some bling and went to town. Thats tiny star bling on the polkadot green star. So cute.
Saturday, February 18, 2012
Valentine Pouches and Bookmarks
Hello friends! I have some Valentine fun for you today. These are the pouches I made for my kids' teachers. I got the cute little bags from Michelle Phillippi. You can buy them in her shop. I folded them half way up and then secured them with score tape. This gives you two pouches. One from the fold and one in the bag. I have seen them done where people sew them but I do not enjoy sewing. The score tape worked great. Next I added lots of little fun pieces from pink and red cardstock and some patterned paper (Simple Valentine) In the bag are some giant Ghirardelli bars and some smaller candy and a bookmark.
Here are all three together. Each one is a little different. I get bored doing the same old thing.
Next the little bookmarks. I used the bookmark die, some old ribbon, scrap paper and Simple Valentine and Tiny Treats stamps.

Last we have the candy bar wrap. I did this up for my hubby. Its another giant Ghirardelli Chocolate bar. I wrapped it in pp and added a stamped embellishment.
That's all I have! Thanks for stopping in!
Labels:
crafty stuff,
gifts,
PTI,
simple valentine,
teachers,
tiny treats,
Valentine
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