Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L: 3D Foam Shape Wedding Ensemble

I am up on Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® Blog today! This time of season we are into the wedding events. I just got back from watching my sweet friend's daughter getting married last weekend! Congrats Ally & Jon!! With that in mind, I created a wedding ensemble that I hope will help to inspire in an upcoming event.

In the post, I am sharing some of the highlights of each piece of the ensemble. Here I can only post some sneaks so you will have to visit!!

For more detailed steps out and a FULL supplies list, please visit 3D Foam Shape Wedding Ensemble post!!

Thanks for visiting!
MargieH

Design Memory Craft: This Journey Begins Scrapbook Page Using Stencils

Hi there! It's the last day of May and I have mixed feelings about this day...it is my youngest son's high school graduation. Where did the time go? Sniff! Sniff! I created a scrapbook page for him using a couple of stencils from two sets - Stencils 10ct 101 Collection and Stencil 10ct 201 Collection.

Please visit Faber-Castell® Design Memory Craft® Blog for detailed steps out and a FULL supplies list. I am only sharing some peeks :)

OK...you have to visit Faber-Castell® Design Memory Craft® Blog for the rest! LOL!!

Thanks for stopping by and if you have a graduate, congrats to you!!
MargieH

Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L: Elegant and Simple 50th Anniversary Card Tutorial

Today I am on the Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® Blog! It is wedding season which also means that anniversaries are coming up! I was asked to create a 50th wedding anniversary card - what an honor!

Come visit Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® Blog for steps and FULL supplies list :) But I'll share some peeks here...

You want to see more?! Got to visit Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® Blog!

Thanks for stopping by and SEE you over THERE!
MargieH

Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L: How to Cut 3D Foam Sheet for Graduation Gift Card Holder

Today is my turn on Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L Blog! Did you know you can easily cut our 3D Foam Creative Sheets with a wafer thin die?! Let me show you how I created a fun dimensional accent on my gift card holder for an upcoming graduate. Can you believe it's that time of the year?!

Some peeks of my step outs...

For more detailed step outs and FULL supplies list, visit How to Cut 3D Foam Sheets for Graduation Gift Card Holder post!

As always, thank you for visiting!
MargieH

Design Memory Craft: Mom Scrapbook Page Using Texture Cards

I am over at Faber-Castell® Design Memory Craft® Blog! This weekend is Mother's Day and I am far away from mine. So I took a picture of my mom and me from our last visit together and made a scrapbook page.

I wanted to try the new Texture Cards set to create my background. So I grabbed my Whipped Spackle and cardstock to make a sample board on each Texture Card. This is how it came out... Hard to choose, right? LOL! But I ended up choosing Texture Card #8

Just a few peeks...

Come see the entire step out and FULL supplies list by visiting Mom Scrapbook Page Using Texture Cards :)

MargieH

Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L: Easy Steps to Create 3D Foam Pennant Mother's Day Card

Today is my turn on the Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® Blog! With Mother's Day just around the corner, I thought I'd share a card to celebrate her using 3D Foam Pennants as an accent and how I embellished them.

First I embellished the 3D Foam Pennants with an embossing folder for design and dimension. I used waxed paper to place them (with the top liner on) in the folder embossing in my manual die cutting machine.

Here are some other peeks...

For more detailed step outs, visit my 3D Foam Pennant Mother's Day Card post!

Thanks for stopping by!
MargieH

Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L and Bo Bunny Blog Hop: Explosion Box Purse Tutorial

Today is my turn on the Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® Blog Hop with Bo Bunny Press! I am so excited to share this sweet purse/explosion box for Mother's Day with you.

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This is the inside which I added layers and layers of tissue papers cut with flower die template to create a focal point with a simple sentiment.

This is the close up of the flap...

To achieve this project, I searched on the internet on how to create an explosion box purse and got to work using Garden Journal and Garden Journal Bloom patterned papers from Bo Bunny's Garden Journal Collection. E-Z Runner® Permanent Strips did the trick on adhering everything together. Hook and loop tape was added as a closure.

For the inside of the box, I wanted something with sparkle so I cut about 30 layers of white tissue paper with a flower die template, pierced a hole in the middle and secured with a brad. Then I bunched up a few layers at a time to create dimension and volume.

In a puddle of water I added a brush full (maybe 1/2 teaspoon) of Pigment Powder - Pink (coming soon!) to mix and then brushed onto the tissue paper blossom for color and shimmer.

Adhere the blossom with DODZ™ 3D. The sentiment die cut was added with 3D Foam Squares - White, Regular on top of another die cut that I secured with E-Z Runner® Permanent Strips.

For the purse flap, I placed Garden Journal Airy patterned paper onto 3D Foam Creative Sheet and cut with an ornate frame die template. Next I cut/embossed a butterfly die with Garden Journal Airy (back side) patterned paper and stencil Wasabi Glitter Paste through the die. Let settle for a minute or two, gently take it out of the die and let dry.

Added Double Dot Think Pink Jewels and then the embellished butterfly die cut on top. Place the embellishment onto the flap. There you have it! Something for Mother's Day, birthday day...really any occasion and so easy to create!

Supplies:

Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L®: Pigment Powder – Pink (coming soon), E-Z Runner® Permanent Strips, DODZ™ - 3D, 3D Foam Creative Sheet and 3D Foam Squares – White, Regular
Bo Bunny Press: Garden Journal Collection (Garden Journal, Garden Journal Bloom and Garden Journal Airy patterned papers), Double Dot Think Pink Jewels and Wasabi Glitter Paste
Scoring Tool: Scor-Pal
Dies: Spellbinders® Creative Arts (S2-069 Outrageous Butterfly, S2-099 Fancy Labels Tags One, S4-312 Blossoms Three and Artisan X-plorer™ Machine) and JustRite® Papercraft (Vintage Filigree Layer Dies)
Other: Water Mister; WaterColor Brush; White Tissue Papers; Hook & Loop Tape

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Thanks for stopping by!
MargieH

Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L: How to Use 3D Foam Squares on a Birthday Card

Today I wanted to wish my sweet friend, Beth, a wonderful Happy Birthday~!! Can't believe we've known each other for close to 20 years :) Where did the time go? LOL!!

Using Lawn Fawn papers, stamp set with matching dies and of course, Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® products, I created this CAS (Clean And Simple) card for HER...check out the step outs on Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L Blog!

I love how it all came together and how dimensional the card is! For a detailed tutorial and full supplies list, visit How to Use 3D Foam Squares on a Birthday Card!

Thanks for stopping!
MargieH

Design Memory Craft: What Makes You Happy Gel Resist Tutorial

Today is my turn on Faber-Castell® Design Memory Craft® Blog! I've been wanting to try a few things with the Gel Medium. So today I'd like to share how I created this spring inspired card...

I'll show you a few peeks of what I did...

And there's more but you'll have to visit What Makes You Happy Gel Resist Tutorial for detailed step outs and a full supplies list!

See you there!!
MargieH xo

Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L: 3D Easter Shape Bunny Tag Tutorial

Today I am on Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® Blog! Since it's the day before Easter, I thought I would share a QUICK & EASY 3D Foam Easter Shape Tag. So for those last minute folks (COUGHmeCOUGH), this is for you - LOL!

Did you know you can use many different kinds of mediums to apply ON TOP of your 3D Foam Shapes? Mediums such as glitter, foil, pigment powder, flock and more. I tried our Pigment Powder - Brown (for chocolate eggs = YUM!) and purple micro beads. Totally impressed on how the micro beads stuck on the bunny shape and love the texture it created.

To see more of the tutorial and full list of supplies, visit 3D Easter Shape Bunny Tag Tutorial!
Thanks for stopping by! Have a safe and wonderful Easter!
MargieH

April 2015 Mystery Box Challenge: No Sew Infinity Scarf

Hello! Today I am sharing an April Mystery Box Challenge that I received recently from iLoveToCreate™ and Laura Kelly Designs...this is what I got in the mail. How fun!!! They are also sharing the FUN with you so stay till the end of this post to enter for a chance to win their Rafflecopter Giveaway :)

Using Liquid Fusion® Clear Urethane Glue Liquid Fusion 2 fl. oz., Tulip® Fabric Markers® Fine Tip Multi 12 Pack and a white tee shirt, I thought why not upcycle it to become infinity scarf?! Using five different colors, I drew small hearts randomly while watching TV! LOL! This is what I created....

First, I cut the white tee shirt by cutting across the shirt left to right under the collar and the bottom hem.

Then I adhered the top and bottom ends using Liquid Fusion® Clear Urethane Glue Liquid Fusion 2 fl. oz. and let dry.

Using a piece of cardboard under the scarf, I started to draw hearts with Tulip® Fabric Markers® Fine Tip Multi 12 Pack in five different colors and direction. Did you know that these markers are nontoxic true, permanent color that are easy to use for all ages? Yup and all inks are machine washable and no heat-setting required. Cool!

After I finished with the desired design, I folded the scarf in half and tacked it together at the seams with Liquid Fusion® Clear Urethane Glue Liquid Fusion 2 fl. oz.. Let dry and it's ready to wear!

Supplies:
Fabric Markers: Tulip® Fabric Markers® Fine Tip Multi 12 Pack
Adhesive: Liquid Fusion® Clear Urethane Glue Liquid Fusion 2 fl. oz.
Other: Tee Shirt, Cardboard, Fabric Scissors

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Hope you enjoy what I created! Many thanks to Laura Kelly for the fun challenge!

Thank YOU for stopping by! Let me know what you think of this project and what project can you think of using a tee shirt!

MargieH