You.....oh good, cause I've got another one lined up for you.
Though it's a tried and true technique, of making your own patterned paper, I wonder if it's one of those older techniques that has been forgotten for new trends.
Having just gotten my hot little hands on some of the new Bo Bunny release goodies, I couldn't whip out my new stamps fast enough.
Here are my basic supplies. Cardstock, some clear stamps, acrylic blocks, and ink.
First, I stamp the mum/tree background stamp in a russet color all over my cream cardstock. Making sure I stamp off the edges as well, and using some scrap to keep my table clean.
Next, I used the medium circle on my Elements set, and kissed the stamp off on my scrap, then stamped it- this gives more of a weathered lighter look to the ink.
Here is my paper finished. What to do with it? Let it dry overnight.
Next, stamp your tree- two layers and two colors- the same russet color for the leaves, and a dark brown for the trunk.
I fussy cut the tree out, cut strips of Delilah paper, even trimming the brown with scallop scissors, and glued it across the front of this small treat box. I foam taped the tree, then added it to the center of my box.
I added a cute little owl to my tag, stamping it twice, once on pink, and once on my own patterned paper. Then cut the owl out from the pink paper and add foam tape to it.
I added my paper and owl to a piece of pink paper, then cut a tag shape and scalloped the bottom edge with scissors. I added a couple googly eyes to him as well.
I also created a matching birthday card, using a lace punch, and fussy cut another tree for the card. I added a button to the tree for a little extra touch. And of course, added another strip of that fabulous homemade patterned paper!
Bo Bunny Supplies- Clear Stamps- Falling For You, Stamp and Store Elements, Buttons and Bling Boo Crew Buttons, Double Dot Ribbon- Burnt Orange, Delilah, Delilah Promise, All Stuck Up Buttons-Pink Punch.
LOVED this tutorial Kristen!!!! Thanks so much toots!
ReplyDeleteSuper super cute paper and projects. Love all the new bo bunny lines it is just which one do i buy first.
ReplyDeleteLOVE the Delilah stamp set--grabbed the last one at my lss last week! So veratile and the owl is the cutest. Cute new banner :)
ReplyDeleteThat stamp set is a "hoot"! No really totally cute projects as always!
ReplyDeleteFabulous stamping project Kristen! Love the stamped paper especially...beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLove it! Your projects are fabulous! Love the stamp set too.... wow!
ReplyDeleteLoved this, always wanted to know how to do that,and now I do. thank you so much. I can't wait to get my hands on some product and try it myself.
ReplyDeleteLove it Kristen!
ReplyDeleteNow I've seen stamped background paper before, but none that cute! I'll take one of each stamp, please! LOL
ReplyDeleteLoved this! love the way it turned out. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThat was a "splash from the past"!! That's the only way we could get background paper we loved, in the olden days...lol
ReplyDeleteIt's still the best way to tie themes and stories together.
TFS,
~Jill
Wow, this is great. I love your tutorial. That card and gift bag is stunning.
ReplyDeletexoxo, Christine
Sooo cute! Love the stamping here!
ReplyDeleteFun fun fun - im stampin' away here! :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial. Might just have to get those stamps.
ReplyDeleteThat is SUPER SUPER cute!!! I LOVE it!! TFS!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely fantastic! Love your tutorial... and love the stamp set! I really want to get my hands on it! I haven't seen it at my LSS! I will have to request it!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial! It's so true that this technique (creating your own patterned paper) has gotten a bit lost, at least for me anyway. Thanks for the inspiration. These stamps are fabulous, can't wait to get my hands on some :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome tutorial - really love your projects!
ReplyDeleteI just love the owls.Love how you done the paper.Thanks for sharing.Very Very nice.
ReplyDeleteThe patterned paper turned out great. I never seem to remember to use this technique. Thanks for the inspiration and mental tickle.
ReplyDeleteWonderful project! Great tutorial! TFS :D Love-love love the gypsy line - some inspiration w/ that too please? :D
ReplyDeleteHere's mine: http://creativenenne.blogspot.com/2009/08/inspirationsparm.html
xox
Wow! Some of the best stamping techniques I've seen in a long time. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I really like the colors you used!
ReplyDeleteOh my, I love that stamp set!
ReplyDeleteLove, Love, Love how you used this stamp set!
ReplyDeleteOh WOW! This is fabulous!!! Love it!!!
ReplyDeleteWow - I have not done that in a long time! Your custom PP is so inspiring Kristen, and I agree - the BoBunny stamps are perfect for this project. Cute Cute Cute! Thanks for sharing!
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