Showing posts with label paper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paper. Show all posts

Monday, October 1, 2012

Scrapbook Layout and Card Share

This past Friday I attended a wedding for my boyfriend's cousin and his bride. I decided to create a scrapbook layout and a handmade card for them and I wanted to share them with you all!


 

Friday, April 13, 2012

Tag Share

I just wanted to share a tag that I created today.

The paper, flowers, and stamped sentiment all came from Recollections.

Saturday, February 11, 2012

Card Share #3 (Challenge)


Supplies Used:

Paper - Authentique "Blissful" Collection
Ribbon - ebay
Flower - Recollections
Chick Sticker - Recollection
Happy Easter Stamp - Inkadinkado; "Happy Everything"

Challenge - Craft Your Days Away - "Get Stitchy With It"
                    Crafty Purple Frog Challenge - Flower Power

Saturday, May 28, 2011

Post-It Craft Paper Review

PRODUCT: Post-it 8-1/2 by 12-Inch Craft Paper, 6-Sheet/Pack

MY RATING: 4/5

DESCRIPTION (From Amazon.com): Fast, Easy, No Mess! Simply cut, peel and stick Post-it(R) Craft Paper to a variety of surfaces. The paper is incredibly versatile - try it with your favorite supplies and techniques. Stamp it, chalk it, print it, punch it, layer it, emboss it, embellish it. Great for scrapbooking, card making, school projects and so much more.

MY REVIEW: I enjoyed this product. I make a lot of cards and this paper was really helpful. I really liked that the product is sticky on the entire back of the sheet. This is great for small cutouts that are hard to put adhesive on. I used a basic shape punch on this paper first. It was a little bit hard to punch all the way through the paper because of the thickness, but with a little extra force it wasn't too bad. This paper also works great in the cricut machine. There are instructions right on the back of the package that tell you what settings to use on your machine in order to kiss cut the paper (cut through just the top layer so you can just peel off the color paper).

The only problem I have with this paper is that it is a little on the expensive side because you only get six sheets. It would be better if there were two or three sheets of each color in the package instead of just one. If the paper ever goes on sale it will be well worth buying a pack or two.