Cute As A Button Layout by Shanna

Hello to all you lovelies out there. Shanna here with a layout. I just love this photo and thought it went great with these Tea Party papers.

I love the layers of papers I added along with some flowers and a doily. I did add some gold sparkle to the background for some extra shine.

I added a chipboard title that was painted with black paint. 

I really love the tag I cut out from one of the cut out sheets  (sorry I don't remember which one though). 

I also added some cardboard under the photo for a little dimension. 

Thank you so much for stopping by today. Make sure you keep coming back for more inspiration!

Items Used:

Tea Party Collection - Wonderlnad

Tea Party Collection - Rabbit Hole

Tea Party Collection - Tea Party

Tea Party Collection - Alice

Cookies & tea by Ana Paula

Hello, Ana Paula bringing to you today an idea of ​​recycling for Easter!

 I have the habit of saving packages and boxes that can be turned into a beautiful gifts. 

This package used for gourmet popcorn 

was embellished and became a beautiful container for cookies,

 it will be given to a friend who does not like chocolates. 

To accompany an envelope containing tea bags for a special moment.

 Everything was done with beautiful papers, embellishments and metallic resin flowers Marion

 

 

 

Happy Easter !

Never Grow Up- Treasure Map

Never Grow Up- Remember this

Mad Tea Party- Cut & Create Ephemera & Small Ephemera

Mad Tea Party- Wonderland

Junque & Gems

"On This Day" Card using Garment District Collection

Hi everyone!!

It's me Peggy Lee here,

to share with you another mixed media card.

"On This Day"

could be used for a wedding or thinking of you card.

I used the Garment District Collection by Marion Smith,

"French Line"

"Blush"

"Picture Perfect"

"Fitting Room"

"Remnants"

as well as the Tea Party Stamps by Marion Smith.

Distressed the edges along with brushing on gesso here and there on all the edges.

Using gesso/stucco mixture with a Damask Stencil added some amazing texture.

Sprayed some of my favorite glimmer mists & mists.

Started layering the paper embellishments, added some lace and a Prima flower.

Thanks for stopping by today,

hugs

Peggy Lee

http://pegbaker.blogspot.com

Supplies:

Marion Smith: Garment District Collection

Tea Party Stamps

Tattered Angels: Glimmer mist in 

Tutti Fruitti, English Ivy, Graphite, Tattered Leather & Turqouise Blue

Ranger: Perfect Pearls Mists in Blue Patina

and Distress Ink in Brushed Corduroy

Prima: Champaagne Rose

Gesso/Stucco

Damask Stencil

Smile - A Layout Using Mad Tea Party by Kim Price

Today I have another layout to share using the gorgeous Mad Tea Party collection - this time with an inky misted background using Dylusions ink spray. 

As anyone who knows my style would know I love nothing better than to create something arty and, as luck would have it, this style of scrapping looks fantastic teamed with this collection. 

I've chosen Calypso Teal, sprayed it onto my thick cardstock background and tilted it all to let that gorgeous color run and form patterns. After my cardstock was completely dry I then created a banner from the coordinating patterned papers, overlapping them up for a fun look.

Next I began to build up my layers surrounding my photographs. I've used cut outs from the ephemera papers behind my photographs for some added dimension as well as some fussy cut rose elements. I then stamped the large doily image from Tea Party Acrylic Stamp Set onto white cardstock - once in rose red and once in turquoise - fussy cutting the images out and tucking them between my layers either side of my photographs.

Here is a closer look at the rose coloured doily stamp along with a checkerboard embellishment I created using a 1 inch round Shape Studio tool from Epiphany Crafts. This is such a great way to use up some of those small leftover pieces and looks fantastic.

Supplies used:

Thanks for calling in today, I hope you enjoyed my project. You can find more of my creations on my blog here.

-Kim Price