Painted with Love-Scrapbook Week

  What pictures would you put on these pages?  On of the scrapbookers put pictures of her daughter getting her permit to drive.  Her shirt was pink and looked great on these pages.  Here is what I used to make this layout.

1. Painted with Love Gold Vinyl stickers

2. Painted with Love specialty designer series paper

3. Powder Pink, Sweet Sugarplum, card stock

4. Lots to Love Box Framelit dies

5. Gold Foil card stock

  Has this week inspired you to make some scrapbook pages, and made you realize how easy it might to create them.  Next week I will feature the in-colors that will be retiring at the end of May.  I wonder what our new in-colors will look like. Product List

Painted With Love Specialty Designer Series Paper

[145580]

$13.00

Painted Love Gold Vinyl Stickers

[145586]

$7.00

Lots To Love Box Framelits Dies

[145653]

$33.00

Lots to Love Box-Treat Holder

  Yes this cute holder was made with the Lots to Love box framelit.

1. Score using the measurements above.

2. Cut out the tiny tabs at the top of the framelit.

3. DO NOT FOLD ON THE VERY TOP SCORE LINE OF THE TAB.

4. Flip this over and place a small dab of glue to the top and bottom of the side panel on each side. 

5. Fold this section to the inside.  It will create a pocket that can hold your treat.

 I added a glue dot to my chocolate candy to attach it to the inside, but the right sized candy or treat would slide under the pocket we created on each side. 

Hasn't this been fun learning how to make use of a simple framelit and how it can be used in many different ways.  Wondering what I will feature next week?  Have you heard of our new coloring item called Brusho?  If yes, I will show you several different ways to use it.  If no, then you will be able to see all the wonderful things it can do.  See you on Monday.


Product List

Lots To Love Box Framelits Dies

[145653]

$33.00

Bubbles & Fizz Designer Series Paper

[147244]

$0.00

Bubble Over Photopolymer Bundle

[146082]

$40.50

Tailored Tag Punch

[145667]

$18.00

Lots to Love Box-Bigger Box

Can you believe that this box is made from the Lots to Love Box framelit.  It looks too big right?

A look at the top of the box might help you see a little bit more about how it was made.  See how cute it looks all folded together.

Here's how I made the box.

1. Cut 4 box shapes to start with.

2. Place glue, I like to use the tear and tape adhesive, on the side panels of just two of the shapes.

3. DO NOT FOLD THE TOP FOLD OF THE FLAP.

4. Attach all 4 box shapes together until you have a long box open at the bottom.

5. Cut a square piece with the measurements below. Cut out the tiny square on each corner after scoring 1/2 inch on each side.

6. Attach your adhesive on the little flap on each side and fold these sides in.

7. Secure this piece on the bottom of your box.

  Now, you have a much larger box and it went together quite easily.
What could you put in these boxes?

some lotion
Sanitizer
stuff it full of candy-chocolate of course
Maybe put some cookies inside
Make a goodie bag for your downline or stamping friend with ribbon, and accessories to use on projects of their own.

  What would you put in a box like this?  

What is left that you can make with this box framelit, well, come back tomorrow to see how you can make a small treat holder with just one box shape.

Lots to Love box with cards

Do you love making a box?  The Lots to Love framelit set has a great box pattern.  I will be featuring it this week and showing you several different ways to use the box pattern.  Today I am just going to show the box as it is used in the framelit set.

 You cut out two of the box patterns and glue them together to make this cute small box.  It can be used to hold a gift card, some candy or some cute note cards.

I punched a circle from the designer paper and inserted it in the inside of the envelope to be matchy.

I have used the Bubble and Fizz designer paper that is a free Sale a Bration item to make these cards.  I also used the Whisper White Narrow Note cards and envelopes to make the cards.  These can not be sent as is in the mail, but could be placed in a regular sized envelope.

This is what the front of the envelope looks like.  

 All 4 of these cards and envelopes will fit nicely into the box.

Tomorrow I will show you how to use one half of the box pattern to make a flat envelope that can hold a gift card.