Personalized Room Plate ft. Star Gazer


Hello everyone!
Priya here with you again. Today, I have an adorable Personalised Name Plate to share with you. A beautiful makeover to your kids room!

I have used the amazing Star Gazer Paper Collection from Papericious to design my nephew's room plate.

Instructions:-

1. I took one plain MDF size 12" X 4" and primed the surface using Gesso.




2. Then, I selected two papers from Star Gazer Collection and one fussy cut sheet from same collection  and layered them on my MDF base using Papericious Decoupage Glue.






4. Then I colored the MDF letters using Chalk Paints and arranged them on my base and also used some Papericious Baby theme Chipboards for the decoration.
5. And lastly , I have used a metal chain for wall hanging and that's all my cute name plate is ready!
Few close-ups:
 Look at these amazing Chippies from Papericious which is just perfect for your any baby theme project to make them more adorable and cute!

I've used two shades of Chalk Paints to color them for more precious look.

Well, that's all from me today!
I hope I inspired you guys enough!
Thanks for watching!
Xoxo

Supplies Used:

Flip Album using Little Miss Muffet by Tanvi Shah


Hello Crafty Souls!
This is Tanvi, welcoming you again with inspiration using the new launch – LITTLE MISS MUFFET Pack. This is an adorable baby pack available in both 12''x12'' & 6''x6''.
The “Milestones” Sheet in this pack immediately caught my attention & I thought it will make an adorable flip album. 

A Sizzix die in my stash was perfect to make the pages (I love the curved edge) for the album. So I worked around the measurements of the die cut.

The base measures – 3 7/8 x 8 ¼ “ for which we need a Chipboard & 2 pieces of Pattern Paper trimmed to this size. Glue the pattern papers on either side of the chipboard.
Cut 12 pieces of pattern paper using the die.
Trim 12 pieces of cardstock to 3 5/8 x 4” – these will be used only as the base to create the flip pages.
Score each of these at ¼” on the 4” side. Apply double sided tape on the  ¼” scored edge.
Glue the die cuts on these.
Starting at the top of the chipboard base glue all the 12 pieces one below the other.
Trim each milestone from the Element Sheet at the bottom of the pages using foam tape. 
Embellish as desired.

Here is the finished album –
The album pages will also make an adorable first birthday banner & later made into an album.
Thanks for visiting today & have a crafty month!
Stay creative,
Hugs,

Supplies Used -

Cute Cupcake Toppers with Pretty Pixie


Hello everyone,
Parul here with yet another inspiration post. Hope you all are enjoying the most adorable New Release from Papericious. Today, I bring to you cute party decorations made with Element Sheet in Pretty Pixie Pattern Papers.
This sheet has got numerous cute elements perfect to embellish your scrapbooks, cards, or albums. You just need to invest some time to fussy cut the elements and you are good to go :)

I have made these cupcake toppers with these elements. It's quite easy to make these. Better you are at fussy cutting, better the results are. :)
In case, you are just starting out don't lose your heart. It comes with practice.
I fussy cut the elements and then put toothpick at the back with the help of hot glue.


Hope you like these. Please let me know in comments.

Supplies Used:

"You and Me" by Tina Ollett


Hello and a big welcome to the Papericious blog. Tina Ollett with you here today after a very long time. Postal deliveries to Australia are sometimes a long wait. But it was well worth the wait for my recent goodies box from Aastha. I couldn't wait to break the box open and get busy.

My heart skipped a beat when I saw the colours of the above "Hooked" collection. Such rich colours!  and so many flowers to cut and layer....and that is pretty much what I did. And this is what I came up with. I have called this "You & Me". The photo is of my Mum with me only days old. 

"You & Me"......
I have used both of the pink polka dots papers. One was used for the background. It was randomly stamped using Black Archival Ink and a Postal Stamp. I cut more florals from the red floral sheet and layered the pieces around a half size black and white photo. 
Amongst the layers I decided to add in some handmade embellishments using embossing powders and a flourish with acetate. I heat set it and then fussy cut the flourishes into sections and adhered the pieces in and around the layout amongst the layers. 
I also used a coat of the White Chalk Paint over the top of  a mould. This was cut in half and added to the top and bottom of my photo to help elongate the framing of my photo.

I cut my title from the quote sheet. So many to choose from. A great addition to every great project.
To  the centres of my flowers and to the title card I added on some glitter to help it sparkle a little. 

Money Wraps by Nikkita using Little Ms.Muffet Collection


Hello everyone!
This is Nikkita and today I am back with a new inspirational post using the amazing NEW baby theme Paper Collection - Little Ms. Muffet
I totally love the quality and beautiful prints and patterns and it has a soft pink feel as well as a vintage feel. I have made few Money Wraps/Envelopes using mostly with the Element Sheet which comes along the pack. The tiny elements are versatile and can be used to make envelopes, cards, scrapbooks or anything.

So for the envelopes/wraps, I have used Kraft Cardstock and the Little Ms. Muffet Paper Pack from Papericious and die cuts and mulberry flowers and embellishments from my stash. 







SUPPLIES USED:
KRAFT CARDSTOCK
12" X 12" LITTLE MS.MUFFET PAPER PACK

I hope you like the money envelopes/wraps.
Do leave some love.
Happy Crafting!

LOVE,
NIKKITA