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Vintage Pocket Letter with Irit





Hello my dear crafty friends and welcome to my Papericious new post.
After a whole Wedding month I was in this Steampunk trendy mood and decided to make a steampunk Pocket letter.
Pocket Letters are very trendy. You use this Baseball/Football cards plastic pockets and make 9 cards that are close to ATC size. Usually this is folded after it's done and you can mail it to the friend.
You also can add some small crafty supplies inside, but I didn't do it this time as this is not for shipping.
One great thing about making this project was to use the collection cover and to cut the cards, almost all of them, from the collection cover only.
Pretty much recycling thing to do.
So on the top you can see all 9 cards that all were made with the same stitched rectangle die as the background using one single sheet of Papericious Pretty Basics cardstock.
Then the top pieces were die cut with the smaller rectangle die mostly from The Vintage Attire cover and glued over the basic cards.
Each card was embellished with die cuts, chipboards, twine, sequins and yet they all should be flat as this " letter"  is going to be folded after all.
I made the central card as the letter title and this is all about a Celebration!
So two cards around are with dancing people die cuts  and they sure celebrate something.
Chipboard words were added over some cards and I added a lot of Papericious sequins on most of the cards using glaze.




An now the next three cards here:

Same paper collection, but a bit different in style. I added painted chipboards, gears die cuts (all die cuts are made from the same Papericious paper collection) and made die cut walls on some cards.


And here are a couple more of cards- colors are brighter and I die cut stars and added some Papericious twine over them.


I know that this kind of paper crafting is new to some of the blog readers.
But you can Google this Pocket Letter thing and to see that it's just fun to make them, to ship them and to get them.
Go for it! Step out of your comfort zone! Crafting can be different and still fun!

Papericious product used:

Pretty Basics collection
The Vintage Attire collection
Sequins
Twine

All these products available at:


www.lulupu.com

www.thecraftshop.in

www.craftadda.com

www.imaginationsonline.com

Anantha Stationery

www.krafterscart.in


Nirmal Stationers, Delhi



Cute gift set with Pretty Basic Pattern Papers

Hi All,

It's Priya here from Priya-n-Papers. Those who are following me from the beginning, knows very well how much I love dots and strips. When Papericious came out with the Pretty Basics paper pack I so wanted to use those to make some cute projects. Finally I got it in my DT package and had to use it in a pretty way! I have made a gift set which you can give to someone on her/his birthday.

In the gift set, I have made a shaker card, 3 bookmarks and one interactive gift card holder. To make it look like a set, I have used cute images from MFT Hog Heaven stamp set, colored these with Zig markers and fussy cut. Here is the complete.


Now let's have a look at each of these individually.

Shaker card :


For the shaker card, I used yellow dots and strips pattern paper and used Mama elephant die to create the border. I used white vellum and heat emboss my sentiment on it. For the shaker element, I added a mix of locally bought sequins and finished it with a cute piggy image.

Bookmarks :



One can never have enough bookmarks. It's easy to make and makes an awesome gift of it's own too. I couldn't stop myself to make just one. So I made 3 of these :D . I cut 3 strips of the size  1.75 inches x 6 inches from different colors to make the base and for the contrast, I die-cut 3 circles from matching strip pattern papers. Then I glued 3 piggy images and added matching twines to make the bookmark strings.

Gift Card Holder/Mini envelope:


This is my favorite of the lot. I worked out a mechanism to lock open the gift card holder. I used Avery Elle mini envelope die and light green dotted pattern paper from the same Pretty Basics paper pack to make the base.
For the lock open, the piggy can be rotated. To achieve this, I added a label sentiment and loosely glued it only to the ends. I curled the label a little so that it has some space for the fussy cut image to slide inside. I used a brad to stick the image to the patter paper. Don't use any adhesive. With the help of a brad, image can be rotated towards right or left to open the flap of the gift card holder. Here is how it opens.


I also tried to make a gif image, just to show the effect.



Kits Used :
Pretty Basic Pattern Pack


This is it from my side. I hope you liked the set I created using one paper pack and a stamp set. If interested, you can buy this pack and many more awesome Papericious kits and papers from any of the following stores.

www.lulupu.com
www.thecraftshop.in
www.craftadda.com
www.imaginationsonline.com
Anandha Stationery
www.krafterscart.in
Nirmal Stationers, Delhi

Have a wonderful day!
- Priya


Fold Over Gift box.. by Shilpa

Hello Everyone,
Shilpa here,

I am loving this new paper collection- Pretty Basics by Papericious!! 

I made a Fold Over Gift box with those lovely papers. I've tutorial here as well, hope you will enjoy it. (source: Pinterest)



Papers are so pretty, I just diecut them to decorate the box.




For the base, I used white card stock , Size 15*6"
Scored the lines 6"-3"-6"



When I folded it at scored lines, I got flap for the box.



Next, I took 10" square white card stock to make inside box.
Scored the lines 3" along each side.



Cut at four corners, attach the sides, to make the box.







here you will find, base of the box is ready.



I decorated it using polka dot papers from Pretty basics and I've used adhesive button from Papericious.


here are more views









Do try this easy box of your own!! And Share it on our Facebook page
We love to see what you make!


Thanks so much for stopping by today!






Colorful layout with Pretty Basics

Hello and good morning! ^__^

It's the weekend and I hope you are also chilling and thinking of catching up with all that crafting!

I'm Halak and today I'll be taking you through a tutorial using the vibrant Pretty Basics paper pack by Papericious. (A fun project to try out this weekend, what say?)

Let's get started!

It all began with the layering of papers.

Pretty Basics is so colorful and gorgeous that I simply couldn't help myself! I wanted to use all the pattern papers from this one! So I came up with a background that uses 5 different sheets.

Check it out :

First, I arranged them loosely in this manner for my layout.

After this, I took a piece of white cardstock and stamped a sentiment.

I wanted an uplifting motivating sentiment that I could frame, so I went for this one.

Next I did a little stamping around it followed by some stenciling using blue and purple inks.

Notice that I added a few bits of washi tape too.

After this step, I wanted some more layering so decided to use pieces from Pretty Basics sheets for that.

With all that thinking, hand-tearing the paper and gluing this is what my base looked like :

So colorful!

Tip : Notice that I adhered all pattern papers to right hand side (RHS) top and bottom edges.

Why did I do that?
To maintain balance.

The design strips on my layout background are focusing towards the LHS.
If I didn't balance it out by building up layers on RHS, the project would not be visually pleasing.

Remember, whenever you create a project, think of the background and tie-in your elements with it while maintaining balance.

Once this was done, I arranged and glued my pattern papers in the format shown in the second picture and adhered based over it.

Here's the picture :

I wanted a tiny portion of the pattern paper towards the RHS bottom too, so I cut up a few strips and glued them.

Also added a red butterfly punch out.

Finally gave the butterfly a coat of sparkle and adhered a few sequins to finish it off!

That's how I did it!

Tip : I used a whole bunch of colors because I wanted my project to be all colorful but if you don't want that, you can pick a color scheme you like and work with that.
Example : Warm colors like red, orange and cool colors like blue and green etc.

I hope you enjoyed the tutorial and will give it a go! ^__^ In case of any difficulty, feel free to ask about this project in the comments below and I will most certainly reply to it!

Signing off with a close up, till next time dear friends!



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Party Favour Bags | Photo Tutorial

Hello everyone,
This is Hussena here and today I have a very fun, pretty and  a very easy to make party favour bag to share using papers from our new release Pretty Basics. This bag measures nearly 7 inches in length by 8 inches in width and would make a perfect hostess gift and even a perfect party favour gift for your young ones. This bag can hold quite a decent size gift :)
Here's a look at the bag first followed by a step by step tutorial on how to go about making one for yourselves :)




Birthday layout with tutorial

Hello everyone,

 its Kavitha here today and i am sharing a layout tutorial with "Happy birthday" collection.
This collection is so happy and bright and i  just love the prints.So i decided to make a birthday theme layout for a little girl.This is totally different from my usual mixed media layouts,its clean and cluttered style with more of colors and layers and still with lots of white space left,hope you like this attempt of mine.

I took a rough 12 by 12 sheet and planned my layout first.I marked the the area where i want the pattern paper,cut them out n used as template.
Using the template i cut the pattern papers as shown
Now i glued down the papers and used a fussy cut banner from the pattern paper collection
I cut down some pattern papers in various sizes from the collection for my layers,as my base is white and the pattern papers also has more white i used some papers from pretty basics collection for my first layer so that it will elevate the layout from the background(both the collections matches so well).
I used lots of stickers  and enamel dots to make it more fun n colorful
Few close ups..



Thank you for stopping by.


Happy crafting,
 




Birthday Card

Hello Everyone,
Shilpa here,

I am sure you all are liking 2 new collections by Papericious this month. 
and here I am.... made Birthday card for a Girl!!


I've used Papericious both new collections for this card- Happy Birthday Paper pack and Pretty Basics








Hope you liked my girly card and got inspired!!

Thanks so much for stopping by today


Cards with Happy Birthday collection

Hello and good morning! ^__^
I'm Halak and today I'm gonna show you some colorful projects that I made using the Happy Birthday paper pack.
You'd think that this collection is titled Happy Birthday so it can be used for just that, right? Wrong!
It's got a bunch of gorgeous papers in fun and vibrant colors that can be used for a variety of projects!
I used sheets from this stack to make : a card + co-ordinating bookmark set and the second project is a CAS congratulations card.
These are the 4 sheets that I used for my projects :
So pretty! ^__^ That banner design sheet is my absolute favorite because it has so many lovely patterns in different colors that can be cut up and used individually or in totality as a banner.
That's what I did! I cut out butterflies from the banner and made this CAS card :
Added glitter to the solid butterflies and some sequins to finish it off.
The colors and patterns on this stack are so gorgeous, trust me, projects using these do not need a lot of embellishments, the pattern papers are quite the show-stoppers on their own!
Here's the card and bookmark set :

This card (RHS) is an interesting project. I wanted to use butterflies but wanted to do a bit of stamping on them so this is what I did.
Keeping the banner partial, I punched out the butterflies so that I get some color on the butterflies along with some white space to stamp sentiment onto. (Cool huh?)
Assembled the butterflies and adhered them. Then stamped the sentiment. Added a bit of glitter to the tiny butterflies and adhered some sequins.
(Yep, the ribbon is attached with a staple pin! I love mixing up different elements in a project!)
Also, did you notice, all 4 edges of this card are of a different size. ^__^
So, don't be afraid to experiment! Mix it up a bit!
I hope my projects inspired you to look at stuff differently and make the most out of it!
Thank you so much for stopping by! *Big Panda Hugs*

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