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Happy Halloween...by Vicky

Need a last minute Halloween card but no Halloween stash.  You can easily create a Halloween card from your existing stash, all you need is some patterned paper, and a free clipart image! Click HERE for the how-to make it. 

 

Prima 6 x 6 pad - Romantique

Tando Chipboard flourish

Cosmic Shimmer Sparkle Paint

Cream Cardstock

Computer Generated Sentiment

Vicky Tfl :)x

 

Just Like Mommy ... by Beckie

This fun printer little tray from Tando is fab for recording a fun day or just showing of some trinkets.

You can find the details {HERE} on how to make it

Ingredients

Tando Mini Printer Tray

Echo Park - Happy Days 6 x 6 paper pack

Melissa Frances Kitschy Kichen Stickers

Cosmic Shimmer Sparkle Paint - Yellow Ultra

Prima Cottage Blossoms Orchids

Stazon Jet Black

Thanks for stopping by :)

 

Recipe Holder......by Sarah

This week I made a cute little recipe holder from a lovely wooden house thermometer Caroline sent me.

You can find all the info HERE.

Ingredients

• Wooden kitchen thermometer
• Melissa Francis:Kitschy kitchen papers and stickers
• Crate Paper: Restoration chipboard embellishments
• Maya Road minis: whats cookin
• Cosmic shimmer sparkle paint: Apple green
• Chipboard
• Hot glue gun
• Jenni Bowlin ink pad: Brown sugar
• Tando Creative cloud trees

TFL

Sarah

Product Focus - Maya Road and Eco Green - Home Sweet Home......by Vicky

I've used  a Maya Road Skinny House Coaster  to make a 'Home Sweet Home' Mini Album.  The How-to make it is HERE

Maya Road Chipboard - Skinny House Coaster

Melissa Frances 6 x 6 Paper Pad - Attic Treasures

Melissa Frances Dearly Beloved Cardstock Stickers

Melissa Frances Resin Applique - Keyholes

Acrylic Paint Dabber

Coredinations Distress - Spun Sugar

Eco Green Ink Pad - Pink Taffeta

Alphabet and Sentiment Stamps

Punches

Inkessentials White Opaque Pen

Pearls, Ribbon, buttons and twine

Tfl

Vicky :)x

Product Focus - Maya Road and Eco Green - Favourite Food.....by Beckie

I am here to show you the Modern Label Coaster book decorated using the Eco Friendly Inks.  

For full details of how I made it and more pictures please click {HERE}

Ingredients

Maya Road Modern Label Coaster

Melissa Frances Kitschy Kitchen Papers

Melissa Frances Kitschy Kichen Stickers

Eco Friendly Dye Inks

Eco Friendly Pigment Inks

Ribbon Bows

Paper Flowers

Clear Embossing Powder

 

Product Focus - Maya Road and Eco Green - Tag album...by Sarah

This week I have made a cute little tag album focusing on using a Maya Road coaster album and the lovely Eco Green Craft products.

You can find all the information Here.

Ingredients

• Maya Road Chipboard - Classic Scroll Frame Coaster
• Eco-Friendly Paris Trunk Dye Ink Pad - Red Leather
• Eco-Friendly Exquisite Pigment Ink Pad - Sunburst
• Clear embossing powder
• Prima 6 x6 paper pad:Londonerry
• Black stazon
• Prima flowers
• Prima temple leaves
• Mellisa Francis resin corners
• Rangers inkessentials tags size 5 and 8
• Tim holtz distress ink: weathered wood
• Chipboard: 7" x 3.5"
• Butterfly stamp
• Metal findings
• 1.5" BIA rings and BIA
• 12 x 12 cardstock: Coordinations, distress, brown and green
• Edge punch
• stapler
• String
• Sizzix die: Hinge, lock and key

TFL

Sarah

Product Focus - Maya Road and Eco Green - a slice of apple...by Alix

This week at Bubbly scrumptious, the DT are having a bit of a product focus. Join us as we focus on the lovely Maya Road Coaster albums and NEW ink and embossing pads from ecogreen crafts. It will be exciting to see what different things each DT produce with their different albums and ink pads.

 

Come on over and see my project just here!

Ingredients:

Maya Road apple coaster minibook

Prima Branch

Eco~Green Exquisite Embossing inkpad

Eco~Green Dye inkpad

Prima patterned paper

Prima glittered chipboard shape

Prima clear stamp

Petaloo jewelled florettes

Tim Holtz ticket

Clear embossing powder

 

Thanks for stopping by,

alix

Wedding Card...by Vicky Sheridan

 

For the card background cut to size your patterned paper and arrange the cardstock stickers randomly to create a collage effect.

Cut to size a cardstock frame and adhere to the background.  Tie ribbon around the centre of the panel and adhere to the card front.

Now to decorate you chipboard Pintwith acrylic paint dabber and allow to dry.  Stamp a swirl design with versamark ink and emboss with white embossing powder.  Decorate with pearls and glitter/stickles.

Arrange some white tulle behind the carriage and then adhere the chipbaord piece to the card front as shown.  Add a rub on greeting.

Melissa Frances 6 x 6 Pad - Attic Treasures

Melissa Frances Dearly Beloved Cardstock Stickers

Tando Chipboard - Carriage

Acrylic Paint Dabber - Lake Mist

Embossing Ink  - Clear

White Embossing Powder

Stickles/Glitter

Flat-back adhesive pearls

Ribbon

White Tulle

Rub on Greeting

Hope you like it!  :)

Winter Wonderland Fairy ... by Beckie

Today I used the some Maya Road shapes to create a back ground for my layout.  

First spritz your cardstock with some cosmic shimmer and then sand the edges to bring out the core of the card.

Make your own backing paper by putting a snowflake shape (I used the Maya Road Acrylic ones) underneath the cardstock and rub over the top with a piece of sand paper until the design is revealed.  Repeat all over the page.

 Ink the edges of a piece of beige paper from the Kitschy Kitchen range, rip the bottom edge off and adhere to the right side of the page.  Adhere another thin strip of paper on the bottom.

Add the Prima Felt Gate to the left side of the layout and adhere a 5 x 7 photo on the right hand side. 

Add a calendar month and embellish with flowers and buttons. 

Add your title

 

Ingredients

Melissa Frances Kitschy Kitchen 12 x 12 Collection

 Jenni Bowlin General Calendar - Brown/Red

Prima Cottage Blossoms Orchids

Prima Felt Gate - Roses

Maya Road Acrylic - Snowflake

Coredinations - Distress - Antique Linen 

Pink Ink

Green Buttons

Sand paper

Thanks for stopping by

Beckie :)

 

 

More Sizzix - A Christmas Wreath.....by Sarah

This week I have been playing around with more Sizzix dies to make a wreath using lots of different mediums, cardstock, metal, paper, glassine.

 

Materials

• Polystyrene Half Circle
• Sizzix tattered leaves die
• Sizzix tattered florals die
• Selection of christmas papers
• Selection of christmas stamps
• Wired ribbon
• Card stock
• Kraft Card stock
• Tim Holtz Glassine
• Distress ink: Brushed Corduory
• Black stazon
• Walnut Hollow Metal sheet
• Book text
• Hot glue gun

You can find all the details HERE.

TFL

Sarah

It's a Puzzle...by Alix

Morning Bubblers!

Today I have a very Autumnal looking puzzle card for you.  

Ingredients:

Petaloo Jewelled Florettes

Velvet Butterflies

Prima clear stamp

Memento inkpad

Ranger Colourwash Sprays in Butterscotch and Cranberry

Cosmic Shimmer Mist in Golden Fish

This card was created on a puzzle blank but if you don't have one, you can always sand down an actual jigsaw!  I created a similar one earlier in the week so if you'd like step by step instructions see my personal blog :0)

I hope you agree this is a really fun way to send a message to someone...i like to un~make the puzzle and send the pieces in an envelope so the recipient has to make the puzzle before they can see either the picture or the handwritten message on the reverse! ;0)

happy crafting one and all...alix!

Memo Pad Gift Envelope...by Vicky Sheridan

Here's a gift idea for Christmas.  Check out how to make it  HERE

 

Supplies:

Core'dinations Distress - Antique Linen

Melissa Frances 6 x 6 pad - Attic Treasures

Melissa Frances Kitty Kitty Sticker Sheet

Distress Ink - Antique Linen

Crystals

Envelope

Ribbon and button

Vicky

Treat Holder...by Vicky Sheridan

 This week I've been making a simple treat holder.   Hope you like it!

 

Core'dinations Adirondack Peach Bellini

Prima 6 x 6 Paper Pad - Romantique

Prima Cottage Blossoms

Ribbon and twine

This week I'm sharing a treat holder idea I came across on the internet.  The tutorial I saw used one of those mega die cutting machine, but my way is a lot chepaer!

1.  First you need to create 2 oval templates.  I used MS Word to create my first oval shape, roughly14 x 19 cm, and thent the second, slightly smaller template 13 x 17cm.  Print onto scrap card and cut out.

2.  Create  an oval of cardstock using the largest template, this will form the treat holder body.  Distress the edges to reveal the white core and ink the edges with a white ink pad.

3.  Use the smaller template to make an oval of patterned paper, adhere to the cardstock oval leaving a narrow border. 

4.  Find the centre of the oval and score at 1cm from each side of the centre line. 

5.  Insert your bag of treats and secure with twine.  Then decorate with a tag , ribbon and a flower to finish.

Vicky x

 

 

New Home ..... By Beckie

Today I would like to show you a New Home card I made

You can find the 'How To' {here} 

Ingredients

Melissa Frances Kitschy Kitchen 12 x 12 Collection

Echo Park - Happy Days 6 x 6 paper pack

Cosmic Shimmer Sparkle Paint - Golden Mint

Coredinations Distress Old Paper

Stazon Jet Black

Maya Road House

Tando Leaves

Promakers

Flower Stamp

 

Thanks for looking

Beckie

Playing with Sizzix....by Sarah

This week I have been playing around with a Sizzix Circle die to make some shabby chic flowers.

 

Ingredients

• Sizzix Bigz circle die #4 or Sizzix circles die
• Fabric
• Head band, hair clips
• Hot glue gun
• Vintage buttons, Pearls or Prima flower centres
• Needle and thread
• Big shot, vegabond etc (Contact Bubbly funk direct, available in store)

You can find all the details HERE.

TFL

Sarah

a Christmas box...by Alix

Hello again Bubblers...

alix here again with another Christmas project!  This time a Christmas box...handy for giving a little gift or two...or as I've done for storing your Christmas recipes!

 

Ingredients:

Christmas papers by Echo Park

Stickles

Ranger paint dabber

a box...mine was a Twynings tea container ;0)

 

Method:

Cut up your chosen papers into pieces just smaller than every side of your box and adhere with glue.  When the glue has dried...add a generous dabbing of paint all along the edges and dry with a heat gun to emphasise the texture.  {If you don't get enough texture the first time...add more paint and heat gently again.}

 

Embellish all the sides {the top of the box is shown below} with the matching stickers from the set...and add spots of Stickles for extra sparkle.  Leave this to dry.

Now, you could leave your box as it is and use it as a gift box...or you could use the leftover pp's and stickers from the kit to create recipe cards to go inside as i've done...

And there you have it...a simple but pretty and useful idea to get your Christmas prep underway!

Big crafty hugs,

Alix