Showing posts with label Washi Tape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Washi Tape. Show all posts

Sunday, April 02, 2017

Sparkly Washi Window Card


We always make a card at our team meetings, and this is what I came up with for last month's meeting. It's a bit of a cross between the Glitter packing Tape technique and stained glass window technique. Simply layer rows of washi tape behind the die, and then sprinkle with glitter. The result is a pretty, sparkly hot air balloon!
I'll list the steps below, but these pictures should give you the idea:




Cardstock measurements: Smoky Slate A5, Basic Black 14.3 x 10cm, Soft Sky 13.8 x 9.5cm. You’ll also need 9.9x7cm Basic Black to cut the balloon die from and 9.9x7cm Whisper White to put behind the washi tape.
1. Cut balloon shape from Soft Sky cardstock. You only need the outer piece, not the die-cut itself (reserve tiny square piece above the balloon basket). Stamp the outer piece with clouds in Smoky Slate ink. Stamp sentiment in Basic Black ink. Use dauber to sponge clouds in Whisper White ink (you can use a cotton bud to sponge smaller clouds).
2. Cut balloon die from 9.9x7cm Basic Black cardstock. Fit the die into the Soft Sky piece. Adhere rows of washi tape to the back of the balloon until it is entirely covered. Place reserved Soft Sky square into place.
3. Sprinkle glitter over sticky side of washi tape and press it in with your fingers. Tap off excess.
4. Adhere 9.9x7cm Whisper White behind balloon so that Washi Tape colours are bright and intense. 5. Assemble card as pictured.


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Monday, May 11, 2015

My Convention Swap

I had an amazing time last week at the Stampin' Up! South Pacific Convention on the Gold Coast...Thanks to my awesome team and customers, I was even lucky enough to take home a couple of awards :o)
I arrived home last Sunday, and have barely had time to draw breath since then. The week has flown by, and I can hardly believe that tomorrow Dave and I will be flying out to Hawaii! This is for the Stampin' Up! Incentive Trip that I earned last year, again with the help of my wonderful team and customers. I will be toasting you all with a couple of Pina Coladas, and posting updates to my facebook page.
Swapping is such a fun part of Convention and the Incentive Trip. This year, with the 2 so close together, my house has been a hive of swap-making activity!
Here's my simple (but hopefully still cute!) swap from Convention:


I made 50 of these, and came home with 50 inspiring swap cards from 50 lovely ladies.
Even though my card is simple, I tried to include a couple of 'wows' - I wrapped the Beach House Washi Tape around the back of my piece of cardstock and then punched just half a butterfly, which I then flipped and attached with Dimensionals. I also stamped my greeting on the Washi Tape, using Black Stazon ink.
Hopefully all the ladies I swapped with liked my card!


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Wednesday, November 20, 2013

Candle Gifts

Candles make a practical and inexpensive gift, and when you personalise them by wrapping them in Washi Tape and presenting them in a hand-made box, they become something a bit more special.
This is what we made in my Project Class. Here's the box (sized to fit 3 tealight candles):


It has a see-through window, and the belly-band gift tag slides off to reveal:


Here's a closer look at the decorated tealights (they smell yummy too - apple scented, from IKEA)


Just a simple piece of Christmas washi Tape to jazz them up - couldn't be easier!


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Friday, September 20, 2013

Washi Butterfly

Here's a quick, clean and simple card using my favourite Washi Tape "Gingham Garden" (although I think the new Christmas Washi Tape is going to give it a run for it's money!)


To get this look, just run some diagonal stripes of Washi Tape on a scrap of Whisper White cardstock, and then punch or die-cut any shape you like. I've used the Beautiful Butterflies die to make my butterfly shape.
I just ran some Whisper White Baker's Twine around the middle of the butterfly, and finished off with a Vintage Faceted button.


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Wednesday, September 18, 2013

Washi Shaker Card

Choosing just one card to showcase Washi Tape in my Technique Class proved to be a very difficult task! I had to settle on showing a whole swag of samples featuring washi tape, and then we made this Washi Tape Shaker card:

We made a little vellum pouch, by placing 2 pieces of vellum together and taping up 3 sides. We then filled it with punched confetti and a dash of Glass Glitter, before taping up the top. You can also make your pouch with a piece of cardstock as the backing, and use a piece of window sheet instead of vellum if you want a more see-through look.
I've used the Birthday Basics DSP on this card - love that balloon pattern! And another matching envelope, using the Envelope Liners Framelits.
The stamp set is Sketched Birthday. I've used the 2-1/2" Circle Punch and the Bitty Banners framelits to cut out the images.


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