Buckle Purse and Petite Pocket Treats

Look at this soooo cute Buckle Purse from the Silhouette on line store made by Frances. The purse is 3-3/4" x 1-3/4" x 3-1/2". The buckle is covered by the flower in front. Nothing to glue on this purse, it all snaps together!!!! Ya gotta just love it.

Here's the side view:

Back view:

Open up the purse to reveal the treats inside:
Here is the Petite Pocket Treat made by Gail. It is one of the Stampin-Up exclusive dies by Sizzix. The finished size is 2-1/4" x 4-1/4".

Here is the back:

Open the flap to reveal the treats inside:

Yummy!!!! Think so? I hope so!!! Have a great crafting day!!!!

Sweet Tooth Mini Album

Finally: my mini album is completed after a couple months of planning. I first saw a toilet roll version from a scrapbook store called Memories Lives On in Cupertino, California. It took a while to collect all the necessary papers and embellishments since the paper line is about a year old already. I am sorry I did not take note of the original designer of this album to give her credit. My version is using Eyeglass Cases which are slightly larger than the toilet roll size. Finished project size is 6-1/2" x 4" excluding the 1" Antique Silver O-wires. The paper collection used is from Bo Bunny: Sweet Tooth. It is definitely the cutest paper collection around but hard to find now unless you do a search on line The cover is simple popped up mat. The frame is a Spellbinders Label 19. "Sweets" and "yum" are cut using my SCAL3 program using a script font form my computer. All brads used throughout this mini are also from the Bo Bunny Sweet Tooth Collection. To add character to this mini, all the edges have been brushed with brown ink.
Left photo: inside front page is a flap with punched scallop edge.
Right photo: underneath the flap is a pull out tag. The slot is made by using SU Word Window punch. Also shown is the pull out insert from each eyeglass case

Left photo: is the right side of Page 1: a tri fold pull out.
Right photo: untie the ribbon to see the pull out details

Left photo: punched scallop pocket with tags
Right photo: punched scallop pocket with additional tags

Left photo: fold over 4" x 2-3/4" tag hanging from a punched scallop strip
Right photo: details same as above

Left photo: shown tags removed from the scallop strip

Right photo: Cuttlebug Cupcake Embossed 4" x 2-1/4" flap on the multi dot paper

Left photo: same details as the left side

Right photo: embossed cupcake flap open

Left photo: a simple page with two square brads.

Right photo: the bottom half of the 6x6 paper pack with a simple brad.

Album back:

Hope you enjoyed this posting and will make a similar mini, too Have a happy crafting day!!

A 3D Tray with Notes

I got this cute little notebox from Frances. She always makes the cutest little projects and this one is too cute! The template can be purchased from the Silhouette On Line Store. The paper is from SEI - lovely shades of Lavendar and Shiny Pale Green. The "for you" tag is stamped from Stampin-Up, add a little crystal glaze gel pen around the shape (ooops, sorry it doesn't show up in the photo). The lavendar organdy ribbon just finishes up this project nicely. Project is 3-1/8" x 3-1/8" x 1/2".
Flip up the lid:

Ah-hah........pull out the 3-1/8" x 3-1/8" tray:
Here are all the 6 little notes which are about 2-7/8" x 2-7/8". Each has a shimmery butterfly and an adhesive pearl................now how can I even use these cute little notes? too cute!!!!
Back:

Thank You, Frances for such a great gift. Don't you just love this cute little treat.....................make this and have some fun!!!

Birdhouse Card

I went to a recent rubber Stamp show in Sacramento, California and the Make & Take was this cute card at a stamp booth called: My Fun Stampers Journey. The card is 6" x 3". Lots of pop ups used on each layer to make a real impact. The smaller scallop is part of the larger one peeking out from under the front cover. Edges are lightly sponged with orange ink. There are so many fun elements in this card: the twine, the birdhouse where the roof and the bottom are colored with markers. The damask stamp on the left side, the strip of green card stock, the organdy ribbon.......this is def a wow card.

Here's a peek at the popped elements. Yup, even some glitter sprinkled everywhere.

Card inside, I decided to utilize the cut scallop circle so I added the white 2-1/2" circle for a hand written message.

That's all for today...............enjoy your day and happy crafting!!!!

Sewing Basket & Thread Box

A very Happy Mother's Day to all!!!! This is what I made for my Mom: it's a sewing basket and a Spool of Thread (which is a box). Both these projects are from SVGcuts.com. The cut file is called "Sew Crafty " which can be found here. You will need to have SCAL3 computer program to cut this file along with a Silhouette as the cutter. Int eh "Sew Crafty" cut file, there is also a thimble, a iris fold pin cushion card, as well as a Crafty 3D tag. So this file is super cool!!!Soooooo cute!!!!
Here's the Thread Box: finish size is 4-1/4" x 3-3/4". SU Kraft paper is used. Some red yarn from my stash and some random buttons adhered using a glue gun. Rub some Brown along the edges for a woodsy feel.

The top/bottom of the spool of thread: DSP used is left over scraps from an old SU Sale-a-bration 6x6 pack. It was put through a Swirl Cuttlebug embossing folder for additional texture. This is where I tweaked the cut file: I removed the center circle and punched a larger circle - 1-1/2" in diameter using SU Kraft paper. Then punched a 1-1/4" Red Circle for the stamped image (used Prima Thread cling stamps) with SU Chocolate Chip ink.
The top of the thread b ox lifts up to reveal a inside inner box:
See the inside of the box - clean and ready to fill with treats!
Now here is the sewing basket. It is 5"x5" oval in shape. The top is embossed with Cuttlebug Measure by Measure embossing edge folder anchored with antique brads.........cool, eh? The red oval is embossed with Cuttlebug Swirl embossing folder. DSP used for the lid is Graphic 45 Bed of Roses paper and the sewing box bottom is using Graphic 45 Bits and Pieces paper. A few buttons are added embellishments to the lid.
Here's a side view of the sewing basket. The Ric rack is a PTI (PaperTrey Inc. die which can be found here) cut in the same SU Red paper and sponged with brown edges.
Remove the lid:

The inside ready to fill with treats:

We did celebrate Mother's Day one day early because it was also my Mother's birthday. My mother enjoyed this gift - she has been retired for a while and had a very long career as a seamstress. She is also very creative so I know I had been influenced by her all these years. I hope you enjoyed this as well.

Have yourself a great crafty day!