Easter Bunny Treat Box

I just came back from the Far East and I am still suffering from jet lag.  I wanted to post a video or do a Blog the other day but chores should be done first.  However, I had a free time last night creating these boxes, just in time for Easter.  I hope you like it.

Box:

Card Stock – cut at 6 ½ by 8 ¼

– On the 6 ½ side, score at 2”, 3”, 5” and 6”

– On the 8 ¼ side, score at ½”, 1 ½”, 5 ½” and 6 ½”

– Cut the two bottom score lines up to the box level – leave the middle part out to create the bottom lid.

– Cut the top score lines but leave the two skinny score lines that will create the top of the box.  This will actually measure 2 inches.

Get your scallop tag topper punch and punch the middle piece.  This is the one that will create the fold top, for your bunny face.

Bunny Punch Art:

Large Oval Punch – punch out  4 pieces using the same color card stock  as your box base. These will create the bunny ears and paws.

Blossoms Punch – punch out 2 pieces of the long leaf in Pink card stock to create the inside of the bunny ears.

¾ inch Circle Punch – punch out 2 pieces (the same color as your box base) to create the Bunny’s cheeks.

Itty Bitty Punch set – Circle Punch – punch out 2 pieces in Black to create the Bunny’s eyes

Itty Bitty Punch set – Circle Punch – Punch 1 piece in Pink for Bunny’s ears.

 

Decorate and use any stamp set as you wish.

 

 

Pocket Tags and Flower Tutorial Using the Envelope Punch Board

These tags are so easy to make. You can use them as gift tags, or for your mini-albums and scrapbooks. You can also create these paper flowers as a home décor.

Materials used:

Designer Series Paper (free) from Sale-A-Bration
Lightweight Chipboard or Cereal Box
Other scraps
Envelope Punch Board — Item No. 133774

Perfect Pennants Stmap Set

Pansy Flower Punch —

Adhesive

Crop-A-Dile

Ribbon

 

 

Easter Egg Card & a Pop-Up Card

 

This project was inspired by a fellow Demonstrator, France Martin. In this video, I will also show you an alternative way if you don’t have the Adorning Accents edgelits to create the “crack” on the egg.

Materials used:

Whisper White Card Stock — Item No. 100730
Sweet Sorbet Designer Series Paper (free from sale-a-bration)
Oval Framelits Die — Item No. 129381
Adorning Accents Edgelits — Item No. 125595
Bird Builder Punch — Item No. 117191
Word Window punch — Item No. 119857
Modern Label Punch — item no. 119849
Pansy Punch and Flower Shop Stamp Set — you can get this in a bundle for 15% off — item no. 132726
Petite Petals Punch and Stamp set — Item No. 133322
Mini Brad — Item No. 122941
Mini Glue Dots — Item No. 103683
Tombox multi-purpose glue — Item No. 110755
Dimensionals – Item No. 104430
Blue rhinestones (non-Stampin Up product)
Express Yourself — Hostess Stamp Set — Item No. 130339
Scissors
Paper Trimmer

I hope you enjoyed this video. If you have any questions, please feel free to send me a message.. Craft with your loved ones and create some memories.

Easter Egg Treat Holder

This treat holder is so cute, you can basically create this for any occasion.  I love the new Scallop Tag Topper Punch but if you don’t have the punches that I have on this video, please use what you have.  This is just an example and you can use other punches to create a decorative edge to your card stock.  I have used my decorative label punch, scallop punch and even my blossom punch.  You just need to insert the edge of your card stock to your punch, line it up slowly to make sure the card stock is in the middle of the image, then punch! Easy, peasy!

Materials used:

Blushing Bride Card stock (Item No. 131198)
Cut at 2 inches by 11 inches (base)
Cut at 3 ½ by 3 ½ (middle piece that will hold the egg securely)
Daffodil Delight Card Stock — 119683 – Used to punch the bird and the wing
Pistachio Pudding Card Stock (Item No. 130020) — used for the leaves
Chocolate Chip Card Stock — Item No. 102128 — for the branch
Scallop Tag topper Punch — Item No. 133324
Bird Builder Punch — Item No. 117191
1 ¼ circle punch – Item No. 119861
Extra Large Oval Punch — Item No. 119859
Scissors
Score Board
Red Rose Ribbon
Baker’s Twine

I hope you enjoyed this video. If you have any questions, please feel free to send me a message.. Craft with your loved ones and create some memories. Happy crafting!

Owl Card – A Blooms & Butterflies Color Challenge No. 23

Even though I made a “male” owl card version on the video using Pool Party, I will be showing the card that I made intended for our Blooms and Butterflies Color Challenge No. 23 (Pink Pirouette, Very Vanilla and Real Red).  I originally filmed this video showing you the pink owl intended for the color challenge but for some strange reason, the video had a really bad audio and so I had to re-film this again.  I did not have enough pink pirouette card stock leftover to recreate the one that I previously made, which is why I had to use a different card stock to demo how I made the card. This was explained on the video.

The Blooms & Butterflies Team was given a task to create a card using the colors Pink Pirouette, Very Vanilla and Real Red. I have filmed my color submission yesterday but for some reason, the audio was not clear. Since I wanted to redo another tutorial but I don’t have any Pink Pirouette leftover from a previous order anymore, I am using Pool Party on this video. However, the materials that I will be mentioning below would be what I used for the color challenge no. 23.  Here they are:

Materials used:

Big Shot Die Bogz Top Note — Item No. 113463
Pink Pirouette Card Stock (Item No. 111351)
Basic Black Card Stock (Item No. 121045)
Very Vanilla Card Stock — (Item No. 101650)
Whisper White Card Stock (Item No. 100730)
Real Red Card Stock — (Item No. 102482)
Framelits — Hearts Collection (Item No. 125599)
Framelits — Circles Collection (Item No. 130911)
1 ¾ Scallop Circle Punch (Item No. 119854)
1 inch. Circle Punch (Item No. 119868)
Small Heart Punch (Item No. 117193
Tombo Multipurpose Liquid Glue (Item No. 110755)
Stampin Dimensionals (Item No. 104430)

Valentine Pop-Up Card Tutorial

If you would like to order the products shown on this video and avail the discounted rate through a demonstrator website (also earn some stampin’ rewards and free stuff), please click on the link above.

The tutorial on this video is just to show you how to create an A2 size Pop-Up card that fits in a regular A2 envelope; but you can decorate it according to your own taste and style.   The possibilities are endless!

Materials used:

Main card — Card Stock is cut at 9 inches by 5 ½ inches
(on the 9 inches side — score your card stock at 2 1/8, 4 ¼, 6 3/8 and 8 ½
(on the 5 ½ inches side — score your card stock at 2 ¾ inches)

Tabs in the middle of the card:

Card stock cut at 3 1/8 by 3 1/8 score at ½ inch and 2 5/8 — (We will cut this in half as I showed on the video to create the middle tabs in the card and these will hold your decoration).

Fold the scored tabs and put sticky strip and insert and adhere to your basic card.

Mini Glue Dots (Item No. 103683)

Sticky Strip

Acetate sheets

I hope you enjoyed this video. If you have any questions, please feel free to send me a message.. Craft with your loved ones and create some memories. Happy crafting!

French Maid Minion Card – A Blooms and Butterflies Color Challenge No. 22

The Blooms & Butterflies Team was given a task to create a card using the colors Basic Black, Smoky Slate, Basic Gray and Daffodil Delight. It is indeed very challenging. I have made a Minion Card before and it is my most pinned creation on Pinterest. I thought the color combination will be perfect to create a French Maid Minion Card. So here it is.  I have made some adjustments to the card.  I noticed on the photo that the glue dots were showing a little bit so I managed to tuck it in, and also fixed the Minion’s hair so it doesn’t show.

Materials used:

Basic Black Card Stock (Item No. 121045)
Basic Gray Card Stock (Item No. 121044)
Smoky Slate Card Stock (Item No. 131202)
Daffodil Delight Card Stock (Item No. 119683)
Whisper White Card Stock (Item No. 100730)
Soft Suede Card Stock (Item No. 115318)
Window Sheets (Item No. 114323)
Signo White Gel Pen (Item No. 105021)
1 3/4 Circle punch (Item No. 119850)
1 3/8 Circle Punch punch (Item No. 119860)
1 inch Circle punch (Item No. 119868)
Edgelits — Adorning Accents (Item No. 125595)
Banners Framelits Dies (Item No. 132173)
Love You to the Moon Stamp Set (Item No. 133143)
Designer Series Faceted Buttons (Item No. 127555)
Stampin Dimensionals (Item No. 104430)
Mini Glue Dots (Item No. 103683)
Stampin Trimmer (Item No. 126889)
Round Plate to trace the round edge of the card

I hope you enjoyed this video. If you have any questions, please feel free to send me a message.. Craft with your loved ones and create some memories. Happy crafting!

Valentine/Spring Wreath Using Stampin U’s Spiral Flower Die

Create some beautiful flowers using the new Stampin Up’s Spiral Flower Die. I love this die so much; I’ve been making a lot of projects with it. This is definitely a must-buy! If you do a lot of scrapbooking, card-making, even use it for home decor, this is the one die that you need to get.

Materials used:

Spiral Flower Die – Item No. 129379
Melon Mambo Card Stock – Item No. 115320
Pistachio Pudding Card Stock – Item No. 130020
Old Wreath
Hot Glue