Easter Card using Positively Papercraft Mar19 kit Tues 2 Apr 19

It's meeeeeeeee lol

Ok i'm back with my first Easter Card of the year and I'm using items I received in my positively papercraft Mar 2019 kit.  Even though today is the 18 Mar and I have no idea when Easter actually is!!



This kit is awesome and amazing value for money so I just had to buy it lol.

Anyway once again enough blethering and onto the card.

What I used

6 x 6 card base
A6 card base 11 1/2 x 4 1/8 scored at 5 3/4
Papers from Positively Papercraft kit
Stamps from Positively Papercraft kit
Black card 
Grass border embossing strip
Distress inks Ttumbled Glass and Salty Ocean
Stampin Up call me clover card
My Favorite Things Up in the air stamps 
Tree stamp and Tree die from Stash
Tiny flowers for Tree Papercrafter Magazine 128 Nov 18
Lawn Fawn Forest border die
Lawn Fawn Grassy hillside die

Wow what a lot of stuff for 2 cards, I really did have fun lol.

Anyway once again I hope you like it and if you do stop by and let me know.
Till next time

Jacqui out xx
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Stash up alert just for fun project Easter Basket

Hi every I'm back again with another project for you.  Today I made a little Easter basket just for fun.  The idea is from Sam at Mixed up Craft and you'll find the dimensions for 3 bigger sizes on her youtube channel.

Despite the fact she gave me three sizes to work with I still made my own.  Am I the only one who buys something then designs the project around it I wonder???

Measurements

Two pieces of 3 x3 
score all sides at 1 then make at notch at the top and bottom at 1 1/2 Score diagonally from the notch to the corners of the square.
Fold and burnish
With the diagonal scores at the top and bottom fold the right hand score inwards.
You will see it goes over the score beside it so you need to cut the section off that covers the opposite score.
Do this on both sides of both pieces then glue.
Now place one section inside the other, you should see two triangles and one square/rectangle, you need to cut a section of the square to create another triangle before glueing.  Do this on both sides of one section only then glue.  To finish fold the tops of both sides down either inside to create another triangle effect or outside to create a shirt effect.  Then decorate

Most of the supplies used came from my stash, I used the Teeny Tiny Sentiments and Classic Label Punch from Stampin Up.

Video will go up seperately as usual due to upload problems in blogger.
That's if from me today hope you like the fun project.

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Till next time 

Jacqui out xx

A Stampin up Painted with Love Dsp card and some stash, sectioned Ferrero Roche box

My Sectioned Ferrero Box (re-inforced)

Valentines project No 1

Hi again guys gals and crafting pals  Jacqui back with a Ferrero box using the Stampin up Painted with love DSP and card pack and loads of stuff from my stash.

I've decided to do some valentines ideas for you that won't break the bank and still show you care.  

Top of Box 

I've popped in to show you this lovely little box i've made for four Ferrero Roche. 

 I used the following:

 Stampin up Painted with love Dsp and card pack

The sentiment is from Stampin up Petal Palette

Retired balloon charm from stampin up

Gold thread from stampin up (to tie charm on with)

The flower is a Sue Wilson die

I cut out the top of the box with a Tonic insert die

Tag is from Hobbycraft

Gems and ribbon from stash

Die to cut sentiment out is Tonic

The measurements are Base (re-inforced) 10 5/8 x 8 1/4

Score all sides 1 3/4 and 3 1/2

Cut away 3 squares from each corner and wedge the remaining

Lid (re-inforeced) 8 1/4 x 8 1/4

Score all sides 1 1/8 and 2 1/4

Cut as for base.

Remember to die cut BEFORE sticking!!!

The flower is from the Painted with love Dsp and a white overlay on it.

The inserts measure 3 /12 x 3 1/2 you need 2.

Score at 1 3/4 on both

Cut halfway down from the top of one and the bottom of the other and place over each other.

If you'd like any supplies please let me know.  My email is jacquirobinson6@gmailcom

Anyway that's it for another day till next time 

Jacqui over and out. xxx

A Mini re-inforced pizza box using Stampin up and stash

Hi there guys, gals and crafting pals it's SNOWING :) 

Before I tell you about my project I thought I'd take a minute to let you know what I do with my creations.  Once a fortnight my husband will take me to our local B&M and the pound store.  I pick up lots of little items and sweets to use for my projects.  Then once a month or so my husband takes all of them to our local animal charity.  They really love getting them and apparently they sell well.  In fact they know him by name now and love to see him coming, unfortunately I have health issues so don't leave the house much and have never met them.  But at least I know I  do something worthwhile with the stuff I make.  Anyway onwards and upwards as they say.

Here's a little box I made using the following:

Stampin up Sweet Soiree DSP

Stampin up Myths and Magic glimmer paper
Sue Wilson bow die
Card & a gem from my stash

This is a tiny little pizza box and as you can see holds a little flower bath bomb.

Here's the measurements I used in case you want to re-create it.

The base is just card from my stash and measures 8 7/8 x 5 1/2

Score landscape or long side at 3/4, 1 1/2, 4, 4 3/4, 7 3/8 and 8 1/8.

One side is an 1/8th of an inch bigger to allow for the re-inforced sides and will be the lid.

Then score portrait or the short side at 3/4, 1 1/2, 4, and 4 3/4.

Simply score and wedge remembering that the sides are re-inforced so in each corner section the 3 outside squares will be cut away and then wedge the last one.  Repeat in all four corners.  For the back section cut away the outside square and wedge the inside one. 

I put my Sweet Soiree Dsp on while the project was flat and used another Sue Wilson die from my stash to cut out a bit of the Myths and Magic glimmer paper as the green is a perfect match for the green in the paper.  I used a Spectrum Noir to colour my gem to match.

So I do hope you like my project and come back for some more till next time 

Jacqui over and out!