Hi Everyone,
Welcome to the ESAD 2019-20 Annual Catalogue Blog Hop Sneak Peek. If you are just starting here, you've got 25 amazing blogs all showcasing some of the new products from the NEW catalogue that is launched on Tuesday 4th June. If you are following the hop, you will have come from Rebecca's blog.
I thought I'd make a little card and gift box set.
I have created my own dsp from the button stamps from the It Stamps with Art stamp set, which I then coloured with my watercolour pencils.
I made a thicker button embellishment by adhering 5 layers of card buttons, the button are from the Arts & Crafts Dies. Once the layers were glued together and dry, I sanded the edges with an emery board.
The box design was cased from The Paper Pixie, I followed Julie's facebook live video with the directions whilst she was creating her own version. (I confess, I did use scrap dsp and card to start with and then made this version in my own time)
The suede/fabric look for the Bermuda Bay stripe on the card and box were made by separating the top and bottom layer of smooth card by breaking down the fibres in the cardstock by rubbing it over my bone folder several times.
Links by TheseAreMyStamps.com
Now the group that is behind this hop is ESAD and here's a little bit of info about it...
To continue on the hop, please go to see Jackie's blog.
Here's the full list of participants:
3. Kelly
Kent
4. Jo
Stubbings
10. Shannon Kissane
11. Libby Dyson
12. Jo
Weedon
13. Peta
Stephen
14. Carly
Middleton
15. Lisa
Whitehead
16. Bronwyn
Eastley
17. Cathy Pinchbeck
18. Monique
Fielder
19. Rebecca
Scurr
21. Jackie Noble
22. Mandy
Depiazzi
23. Sharon
Dalton
24. Maree
McIntosh
25.
Samantha
White
Like always, if you have any queries or feedback, leave a comment or email me.
Very cute card and box Richelle.
ReplyDeleteI love your "dsp"!! You are tempting me to get this set!!
ReplyDeleteVery unique use of the stamp set, Richelle!! I like using the stamps to make my own DSP too!! Very cute!!
ReplyDeleteGreat projects Richelle, I love the colours you used too. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteLove the custom made DSP -so cute!! I'm going to have to try one of those little boxes! Kelly x
ReplyDeleteThese projects are soo cute, love the dsp you made!
ReplyDeleteFabulous proejcts Richelle! Love the cute little box and the layering of cardstock to create your button is so clever! Thanks for sharing! Rochelle xo
ReplyDeleteI love matching gift sets and yours is perfectly carfty! Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable set, Richelle (I do love a matching set). I love the bright and fun colours you've chosen. That box is so cute, I'll have to try making one myself. And I've not tried that technique to create a suede look with card before, how interesting! Thank you for sharing that.
ReplyDeleteRichelle, I love your stamped "DSP". The 5 layered button looks great and I like how you you've sanded the edges for a great looking effect.
ReplyDeleteHow cute is this set?! I love your little box. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love your DSP. Great set of projects.
ReplyDeleteWhat a nifty box Richelle. So cute! OH and I love the card too of course! x
ReplyDeleteOh what great projects! Love your tip about layering the die cuts to make a thicker button. And like you I sometime try things out on scrap paper first to make sure I've got it right!
ReplyDeleteLots to love about these projects, Richelle. I am a big fan of making DSP as I love the flexibility it gives. Yours is fantastic. Hteat idea for the button embellishment. How gorgeous is the little matching gift box. I particularly like the suede effect stripe. I must have a go at that myself. Thanks for the inspiration xx
ReplyDeleteSuch a nice set
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