Paper Crafting Ideas One Collection, Many Different Possibilities!
Hello crafters! I’m Flávia Cavaliéri and I am thrilled to be back on Spellbinders blog sharing some more fun paper crafting ideas. The Spellbinders Just Sayin Collection by Kelly Bangs is so fun and versatile that it inspired me to get creative and make all sorts of paper crafting, and today I will be sharing with you some of my creations.
Scrapbooking Fun Memories
Select your favorite photos and adhere them to fun and colorful 12” x 12” pages from the Just Sayin 12 x 12 printed paper pack.
Use Spellbinders foam adhesive squares to adhere your photos, so it has some dimension.
Ink blend the bottom half of each bookmark using a darker shade of ink and stamp tiny dots using a background stamp included in the Spellbinders Speech Bubble Sentiments stamp set.
For some sparkle, draw a horizontal line above the dotted section using a shimmery gel pen and enjoy!
Simple Embossed Note cards
2 for 1
Using the Spellbinders Bold Floral embossing folder, dry emboss two cardstock panels in the colors Purple Mist and Glacier.
Line up both dry embossed panels so you can cut them both at once in the same spot. Trim them to 5 ½” x 4 ¼”. After that, cut them halfway, on a diagonal.
Adhere the dry embossed pieces to the front of A2 size note cards. Make sure to switch one-half of each panel to create two panels with two different colors (and a continuous pattern!).
To cut out the sentiment “Grateful” use a metal plate included in the Spellbinders Serenade Sentiments die set. Use Spellbinders Mirror Silver cardstock for some shine!
To cut out the # symbol, use a metal plate included in the Spellbinders Punctuation & Icons die set. Use Spellbinders Mirror Silver cardstock .
To cut out the flower branches use die plates included in the Spellbinders Botanical Atrium die set.
Add Spellbinders Fashion Silver embellishments to the center of each die-cut flower and enjoy!
Spellbinders Supplies:
Other supplies
Sakura Gelly Roll Stardust Clear Glitter Gel Pens, Taffy Simon Says Ink Pad, Field Simon Says Ink Pad, Ocean Simon Says Ink Pad, Sunbeam Simon Says Ink Pad, Amethyst Simon Says Ink Pad.
Thank you crafters for stopping by today, and thank you team Spellbinders for having me over again! I hope you felt inspired and some of this information was helpful to you! Take care and happy crafting!
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Cute collection.