Pretty Pink Paper

Hi there!  I'm back with another post showcasing handmade paper created with the Arnold Grummer Papermill Complete Papermaking Kit.  Today's paper is a baby pink with bits of Shaved Ice and Crystal Micro Glitter.  I actually made this with mostly white paper and just a little bit of pink scrap papers.  The picture does not do it justice!  It's much prettier and pinker in real life!

Here's what I used to create this card:

Arnold Grummer's® Papermill™ Complete Papermaking Kit

Stampendous® Cling Fuchsia Trio Rubber Stamp Set

Stampendous® Fuchsia Trio Cutting Die Set

Stampendous® Crystal Micro Glitter

Stampendous® Shaved Ice

Stampendous® Mixed Media White Paper

Paper Scraps

Parakeet Cardstock by Bazzill Basics Paper®

Memento™ Tuxedo Black Ink Pad by Tsukineko®

Copic® Markers

3D Foam Squares™ by Scrapbook Adhesives®

Zip Dry™ Paper Glue by Beacon Adhesives

If you love specialty papers and those beautiful handmade papers with the different fibers and glitters embedded in them, you really should consider getting the Papermill Kit.  It's incredibly easy and a lot of fun!  You won't regret it!

Hugs,

Lea

Winter Wonderland in Foam

(I would like to apologize for my absence from the hop on Thursday.  I've had a rather unpleasant stomach bug that prevented me from participating.  I do hope you'll have the opportunity to view yesterday's post.)

Today is the last day of the Stampendous and Scrapbook Adhesives Blog Collaboration, man has it been fun!  The Scrapbook Adhesives 3D Foam Creative Sheets are awesome!  You can cut them with scissors or with die cuts, and, for my card today, I used both.

Here's what I used to create this card:

Scrapbook Adhesives® 3D Foam Creative Sheets

Scrapbook Adhesives® 3D Foam Snowflakes

Scrapbook Adhesives® 3D Foam Squares

Scrapbook Adhesives™ E-Z Runner®

Stampendous® Smiling Snowman Cling Rubber Stamps and Dies

Stampendous® Multi Fine Crystal Glitter

Stampendous® Mixed Media White Paper

Memento™ Tuxedo Black Ink Pad by Tsukineko®

Copic® Markers (B000, R24, R29, C5)

Core'dinations® Powder Blue Cardstock

This card is so simple but it's so sweet!  I'm in love with this smiling little snowman, he really has melted my heart.  Of course the foam sheet was super easy to cut with scissors to create the snowy landscape and the snowman die was a piece of cake to create my raised snowman.  You may have noticed I mentioned using the Foam Snowflakes on this card.  Not only does the packet come with traditional style snowflakes, it also includes these super cute circles in different sizes for a more contemporary snow scene!  I love them both!

Thanks snow much for stopping by today.  I do hope you've enjoyed our blog collaboration.  If you haven't already tried Scrapbook Adhesives many different products, then you really should.  They make crafting fun!  I'll see you again next week with a sneak peek of the newest stamps!  Until then, have a wonderful weekend!

Hugs,

Lea

Foam Fun

Stampendous is collaborating with Scrapbook Adhesives this week, one of my favorite brands of adhesives.  Most crafters know them for their E-Z Runner adhesives and their 3D Foam Squares, but, did you know they also make fun shapes from foam?  For my card today, I've used their 3D Foam Snowflakes.

Here's what I used to create this card:

Scrapbook Adhesives® 3D Foam Snowflakes

Scrapbook Adhesives® 3D Foam Squares

Scrapbook Adhesives™ E-Z Runner®

Stampendous® Winter White Rubber Stamps and Dies

Stampendous® Silver Micro Glitter

Stampendous® Mixed Media White Paper

Core'dinations® Powder Blue Cardstock

Memento™ Tuxedo Black Ink Pad by Tsukineko®

Delicata™ Shimmery Silver Ink Pad by Tsukineko®

May Arts Ribbon®

These snowflakes are so much fun to use.  You can stick all sorts of fun things to the foam, glitters, powders, flocks, beads, all sorts of fun stuff!  They're super sticky, so, no worries about product falling off.   I do hope you'll get some and give them a try.

Thanks so much for stopping by today.  I'll see you again tomorrow with more wintery wonderfulness.  See you again soon!

Hugs,

Lea