Easter Printer Tray Frame with Clear Scraps

 Hello crafty friends - I am here with a fun Easter home decor display featuring Clear Scraps Small Rectangle Printer Tray Frame and Faith Chipboard Embellishments.

Supplies Used:
Clear Scraps: Small Rectangle Printer Tray Frame
Clear Scraps: Faith Chipboard Embellishments
Altair Art: Flower Harmony 6x6 Paper Pack
Plaid Paints: White, Yellow, Soft Pink, Pale Blue
Variety of Flowers
Spellbinders Dies: Carrots
Distress Oxide Inks: Dried Marigold & Peeled Paint
White 110lb Cardstock
Bearly Art Glue & Foam Tabs
Tools: Panit Brush, Paint Try, Blending Foams, 

Hot Glue Tool and Glue Sticks

I started by popping out the Faith Chipboard Embellishments I wanted to used. I also took the top layer of the  Small Rectangle Printer Tray Frame and painted them

The top layer of the  Small Rectangle Printer Tray Frame I paint a soft yellow. The Faith Chipboard Embellishments I paint Pale Pink, White, Pale Blue and Yellow. Next, I took a 4x4 piece of White cardstock and covered it with Distress Oxide in Dried Marigold and a piece of 2x2 White cardstock and covered it with Distress Oxide in Peeled Paint. I then die cut a few carrots and carrot top from them. I set them all aside to dry.

Next, I gathered the papers I wanted for the tray. I trimmed them to fit behind the bottom layer of the frame. (the Frame has a total of 4 pieces. 1 base & 3 frame layers)

I adhered the pattern paper to the back of the bottom frame layer.

Next, I adhere the next layer to the frame.

Followed by the top layer that is painted Yellow.

I finall adhere tha base of the tray.

  * now this is the time to add a ribbon hanger if you prefer or any other type of hanger.

I just adhered the back I will be display it on a tabletop along with other Easter decor.

Then, I adhered the dried bow using my hot glue tool onto the bunny and back his ears with some Pink pattern paper. I adhered some mini pom-poms using the hot glue tool to the little bunnies.

Now, I added a few flowers and adhered all the Faith Chipboard Embellishments into the areas I thought would look pretty. The project is now done. I have a few close up of eash of the sections for you below.

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 Clear Scraps: Small Rectangle Printer Tray Frame &Clear Scraps: Faith Chipboard Embellishments

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Friendship Card with Die Cut Divas

  Hello Crafty Friends - I am here with a friendship card featuring Hero Arts products. I created this card for the Die Cut Divas Challenge this month. The challenge is use Red and/or Pink.

Supplies Used:

Hero Arts: Coloring Layering Dragonfly CM326

Asuka Studio Watercolor Splash 6x6 Paper Pack

Recollections Brand 65lb Cardstock: Red and Pink

Recollections Brand 110lb Cardstock: White

Accent Ultra Smooth 80lb Cardstock: Opague White

VersaMagic Ink: Pixi Dust, & Pink Grapfruit

VersaColor Ink: Cardinal

Various Dies

 Red Tiny Gems

Bearly Art Glue

Foam Tabs

The Challenge for this month is

Red and/or Pink Colors

Hero Arts has generously offered a $25 gift card.

You can make a card, an ATC, a Tag, a journal, whatever you can imagine, just make it primarily red and/or pink colors.

As long as red and/or pink is the predominant color(s) on the project, it is good.

Thank you for stopping by the blog today. I hope you found some inspiration!

Happy Birthday Cupcake Shaker card with Clear Scraps

 Hello Crafty Friends - I am here with a fun birthday shaker card featuring
 the Mini Cupcake Chipboard Shaker from Clear Scraps

Supplies Used:

Clear Scraps: Mini Cupcake Chipboard Shaker

13 Arts Alice in Candyland 6x6 Paper Pack

Plaid Paint: White

Shaker Bits

Cardstock: Black

A2 Cardbase: White

Dies: Words-Happy Birthday, Rectangle

Bearly Art Glue

Tools: Paint Brush, Paint Tray,

 Die Cutting Machine, Scissors& Pencil

I started by tracing the bottom of the Mini Cupcake Chipboard Shaker onto the pattern paper. I trimmed it out. Next, I paint the front frame and the background of the Mini Cupcake Chipboard Shaker with white paint.

Then, I adhered the pattern paper to the bottom of the Mini Cupcake Chipboard Shaker

 to create the cupcake liner. I set it aside to dry.

Next, I adhere the two inner piece together and set them under a heay acrylic block to dry.

I die cut the words Happy Birthday  three time and adhere them together.

 I set them aside to dry.

Once, my Mini Cupcake Chipboard Shaker pieces are dry I can assemble it. 

I adhere the inner pieces onto the base. 

I full it with the shaker bits. 

Then, I adhere the clear acetate panel followed by the painted top.

Now, that all my componets are dry I can assemble my card. I adhere the black cardstock to the cardbase. Followed by the pattern paper. I then center and adhere the Mini Cupcake Chipboard Shaker onto the card front. I adhere the word happy birthday above the Mini Cupcake Chipboard Shaker. I finish the card with a few sequins.

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like: Mini Cupcake Chipboard Shaker

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Happy Valentine's Day with Die Cut Divas

 Hello Crafty Friends - I am here with a valentine's day card featuring Hero Arts products. I created this card for the Die Cut Divas Challenge this month. The challenge is use Red and/or Pink.

Supplies Used:

Hero Arts: Coloring Layering Dragonfly CM326

Hero Arts: Coloring Layering Rose CM243

Hero Arts: Year Round Messages CM495

Recollections Brand 65lb Cardstock: Red and Pink

Recollections Brand 110lb Cardstock: White

Accent Ultra Smooth 80lb Cardstock: Opague White

OLO Markers R0.1, R0.2, R0.3, R0.4, R0.5, G0.1. & G0.4

Memento Ink: Tuxedo Black

VersaColor Ink: Cardinal

Various Dies

Pink & Red Tiny Gems

Bearly Art Glue

Foam Tabs

The Challenge for this month is

Red and/or Pink Colors

Hero Arts has generously offered a $25 gift card.

You can make a card, an ATC, a Tag, a journal, whatever you can imagine, just make it primarily red and/or pink colors.

As long as red and/or pink is the predominant color(s) on the project, it is good.

Thank you for stopping by the blog today. I hope you found some inspiration!

Spring Tier Tray with Clear Scraps

Hello Crafty Friends - I am here with a fun project featuring the Clear Scraps DIY Tier Tray and the Clear Scraps Mini Pallet Flower.

Supplies Used:

Clear Scraps: DIY Tier Tray

Clear Scraps: Mini Pallet Flower

Plaid Paints: White, King's Gold and Aquamarine

Water

Wood Glue

 Masking Tape

Papertowels

Mircofiber Towel

Paint Brush

Sandpaper & Sanding Block

Magnet Sheet

Crinkle Circle Die

Glue Stick & Hot Glue Tool

Let's get started!

I start by gathering the supplies for the Clear Scraps: Mini Pallet Flower.

I die cut the circle from making tape.

I  adhere the die cut making tape circle to the center of the Clear Scraps: Mini Pallet Flower. 

Pressing it firmly onto the center.

I paint the entire Clear Scraps: Mini Pallet Flower white.

I remove the making tape and paint the center with the golden paint.

I set the Clear Scraps: Mini Pallet Flower to the side to dry.

Next, I gather the pieces of the Clear Scraps: DIY Tier Tray

I start by painting the sides of the Clear Scraps: DIY Tier Tray with the Aquamarine paint that has been watered down a bit. I quick wipe off the paint with a papertowel creating a wash affect on the pieces. I repeat the process on all the pieces of the Clear Scraps: DIY Tier Tray

Then, once the pieces are dry(they dry quickly with the wash effect) I sand the edges of  all the pieces. This gives the pieces a rustic look. Which goes perfectly with my kitchen. 

I repeat this on all the pieces even the flower.

Now, it's time to assemble the Clear Scraps: DIY Tier Tray. I put a bit of wood glue on the tab of the bottom tier and the sides of the pieces. I insert them into the slots. I tape the sides using the palm of my hand to make sure they are completely inserted. Repeat for the top tier.

I glue the little strips or edges of each tier in place.

I use a bit of making tape to hold them until the glue dries

(because I do not own mini wood clamps).

Once the tier tray is dry I add strip of magnet sheet to the back of the flower and to the right hand corner of the bottom tier. I adhered the magnet with a bit of hot glue.

This will be where I will change the decorative piece with the other fabulous pieces of wood shapes that Clear Scraps has to offer for the seasons and holidays.

Now, the Clear Scraps: DIY Tier Tray is done!

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