This week has been filled with beautiful ways to use Crate Paper's Restoration line and our tried and true Glue Arts Adhesive to bring it all together to one beautiful project!
Today is our week long finale and what a beautiful way we're winding things up! Designer Kristen Swain has made some of the prettiest cards that truthfully...are worthy of being framed. And speaking of frames...Designer Carole Janson has made a dimensional foldable family frame. And last but not least...Designer Lindsay Wahl wraps up our week with a sweet paper Topiary!!
Sweet Little Thing Card
Designer: Kristen Swain
Designer Tip:Supplies:
Glue Arts UCutit foam, Glue Arts High Tac Glue Runner, Glue Arts Ribbon Adhesives, and Glue Arts Adhesive Squares.
Crate Paper Resoration Line
various buttons, stems, gems and ribbons- craft supply
diecuts- Cricut and Storybook Cartridge
1. Use Vellum Envelope and insert candies. Wrap twine around envelope several times, and then begin to layer paper designs.
2. Cut out scallop square using die cut machine. Ink edges.
3. Layer on stickers, adding UCutit foam to back of sweet sticker. Add twine to chipboard button, adhere to card, decorate with pearls.
4. Twist berry stems around pencil, and adhere to card with glue squares.
5. Make cards by layering on papers, and inking edges. Top with diecuts and various pieces of chipboard. Add ribbons and gems and pearls.
Here are some more cards by Designer Kristen Swain....
Tea Time Card
Designer: Kristen Swain
Much Thanks Card
Designer: Kristen Swain
Folding Family Frame
Designer: Carole Janson
Supplies:Glue Arts Glue Glider ProGlue Arts Perma Tac
Glue Arts Glue Gun and Glues
Glue Arts 3D Combo Pack
Crate Paper Restoration Chipboard Stickers
Crate Paper Restoration Designer Journal & Title Stickers
Crate Paper Restoration Designer Borders Stickers
Crate Paper Restoration Fringe
Crate Paper Restoration Doilies
Crate Paper Restoration Heirloom
Crate Paper Restoration Refinish
Step 1.
2 off 8 x 8 Chipboard pieces taped together in the middle. Trim a piece Restoration Refinish paper and cover both side of the chipboard with Glue Arts Perma Tac.
Step 2.
Trim 1 off 6.5 x 6 inches of Restoration Heirloom (Reverse Side) cut in half and stick to the middle of the two chipboard pieces (you need to cut in half to make it easy to bend frame) with Glue Arts Perma Tac. Then cut 2 pieces of Restoration Refinish and stick to each side of the square with Glue Arts Permac Tac as shown in the below photo.
Step 3.
Add Crate Paper Designers and Border stickers to the top and bottom of the pattern papers, layer as many different borders as you like.
Step 4.
Trim 1 off 4 x 4 inches of Restoration Heirloom cut in half and stick to the center square with Glue Arts Perma Tac, add 4 pieces off Restoration Chipboard Pieces and stick to each side of the square, as shown in bottom photo.
Step 5.
Create a mini Frame to the left hand side of the Frame and add a family photo, add 3 Dimensional Flowers and embellishments to the mini Frame, as shown in the bottom photo.
Step 6.
Add a second mini Frame to the righthand side of the Frame add another 3 dimensional flower and embellishments as shown in the below photo.
Using the 3D combo pack to layer the Restoration Chipboard pieces.
Step 7.
Finish off the project with a little more embellishing.
Crate Paper Topiary
Designer: Lindsay Wahl
Supplies:
Adhesive: GlueArts Glue Glider Pro Perma Tac, Glue Gun, Extreme Squares
Patterned paper, chipboard, borders & stickers: Crate Paper
Buttons: Bo Bunny
Die Cut: Sizzix
Punch: Marvy
Topiary kit: Oriental Trading (you can also use a 4” Styrofoam ball, 12” wooden dowel and 3 ½” diameter flower pot to create your own kit)
Twine: The Twinery
Instructions:
1. Wrap twine around wooden dowel. Use glue gun to add small amount of hot glue to the dowel, and then wrap the twine around the glue. Repeat until you have covered the entire dowel. This will secure the twine. Once the adhesive has set, insert the dowel into the top part of the topiary.
2. Die cut 10 scalloped circles from 3 different patterned papers. Use extreme squares to adhere the scalloped circles to the foam ball. Use extreme squares to adhere the buttons to the scalloped circles.
3. For the flower pot, you will need to cut a piece of patterned paper into 10 strips that measure 1”x 2.” You will also need to cut a 3 ½” circle from the same patterned paper. Punch a 3” scalloped circle from another sheet of patterned paper.
4. Begin by adhering the strips, using the Pro, around the bottom of the pot. Overlap them slightly. You will have to soften the paper slightly by rubbing it with your fingertips. This allows it to wrap around the pot.
5. Use the Pro to adhere the two large circles onto the top of the flower pot. Add a border sticker around the top border of the pot.
6. Insert the dowel into the flower pot to complete the topiary. Enjoy!
We know you have enjoyed this week and the perfect way to end it is to remind you to leave us a comment and we'll enter you to win this beautiful selection of Crate paper's Restoration line. You'll receive the papers, beautiful chipboard pieces, stickers and border stickers so that you can recreate many of the Glue Girls projects you've seen this week.
But wait....how can make those projects unless you have Glue Arts products to complete those projects and give you the confidence that when you need it to stick...chose Glue Arts!!
So we'll include our Glue Glider Pro, our must have Extreme Adhesive and our 3D Combo Pac which every crafter needs for dimensional projects!
All YOU need to do is leave us a comment and we'll announce a winner on Monday!
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