An Unbeleafable Card

Hi dear stampers!
For today I`ve made a card with flowers.





First of all I prepared two pieces of paper for background. Than stamped the one piece gel-a-tins from stamp set Unbeleafable.Distressed edges of each piece of papers.Made the composition. Decorated card with flower, bow and buttons.

PRODUCTS USED
gel-a-tins stamps set Unbeleafable
SEI ink
Glitz designs paper
Petaloo flower
silk ribbon
buttons


Hope you've enjoyed this card!
Have a great crafting!
Tanya P.
www.diaryofcards.blogspot.com

Unbeleafable Dream

Hi dear girls!
This week I have for you sweet card with great sign-Dream!We all shoul dream!And all our derams will come true)))My deram for today is vacation)))Vacation at the our cottage ispired me for new card)))





How I made. Again all is very easy Many layers of Pion Designs Paper and lace.I stamped a grass with Dovecraft ink and beautiful stamp from gel-a-tins set "Unbeleafable". Than I decored tag with brads and twine thread. Last step was to crop two sweet butterflies and make few dots with glossy accents.Thats all:)

Hope you've enjoyed this card!

PRODUCTS USED
gel-a-tins "Unbeleafable" Clear Stamp Set
Pion Designs paper
Lace
Martha Stewart Punch Doily Lace
Glossy Accents Ranger
Brads Echo Park

Have a great crafting!
Tanya P.
www.diaryofcards.blogspot.com

Have a nice day!

Hello to everyone!
This week end I made a new card with polka dots)




How I made it? Very easy. I stamped a grass with Prima marketing ink and beautiful stamp from gel-a-tins set "Unbeleafable".Then I picked up the paper, made a composition.Than I glued ribbon.Decorated it with ribbon, flowers and marbles. Than punched a butterflies and decorated them my card.Last dots I made with liquid pearls


Hope you've enjoyed this card!

PRODUCTS USED
gel-a-tins "Unbeleafable" Clear Stamp Set
Echo park paper
MME paper
Fabscraps paper
Ribbons
Glossy Accents Ranger
Marbls
Prima Chalk Ink Edger Branch Bark
Ranger Petal Pink Liquid Pearls


Have a great day!
Tanya P.
www.diaryofcards.blogspot.com

Happy Day!

Hi dear crafters!
Today I want to show you a card.





I stamped a grass with Dovecraft ink and beautiful stamp from gel-a-tins set "Unbeleafable".Than I picked up the paper, made a composition. Than and made a blots with black acrylic ink. Next step was to decor my card with flowers and glossy accents.

Hope you've enjoyed this card!

PRODUCTS USED
gel-a-tins "Unbeleafable" Clear Stamp Set
Webster Pages paper
MME paper
Fabscraps paper
Pion Designs paper
Buttons
Stickers Hambly Studio
Flowers Maya Road
Glossy Accents Ranger


Have a great crafting!
Tanya P.
www.diaryofcards.blogspot.com

For one dapper dad...

Hello, everyone! I would like to share another Father's Day idea with you. This cute shirt can be made into a stand-alone display or a greeting card.

To begin, cut a piece of cardstock to 5" x 7". Come down about one inch from the top, cut a one inch slit on the left side, and one inch slit on the right side. Fold in the flaps to make the collar.

To make the pattern on the tie, use the small square stamps from the Unbeleafable Collection. Arrange them on the clear stamp block, and just keep stamping until you fill up half a sheet of cardstock. Cut out a tie shape and adhere underneath the collar flaps. Use adhesive foam squares under the collar and end of the tie for dimension.



Cut a small rectangle for a pocket. Add a small scrap of the stamped design to serve as a handkerchief hanging out of the pocket. Use adhesive foam squares to make it pop off the shirt. Cut 2 rectangles and adhere at an angle for the sleeves.

To make the shirt a stand-alone display, add a piece of folded cardstock to the back to make it stand up. If you would like to make this a greeting card, make the body of the shirt a folded card base. The sleeves can be optional.

I hope you enjoyed this project. You can use many of the stamp collections for tie patterns. Cheveron-tastic would make a great tie! I just might have to try that...

Thanks for stopping by.
Kim F.

Supplies:
Gel-a-tins Stamp Set: Unbeleafable

Other:
Cardstock: Prism
Ink: Distress Ink by Tim Holtz in Weathered Wood
Adhesive Foam Squares

Thank You card by Tanya

Hi everyone!
I`m very happy to start create with a gel-a-tins stamps!They are really amamzing!
So today I want to show you my first project.











HOW IT`S MADE

Initially, I prepared two billet for cards of cardboard binding. Start by decorating the first side.Stamped "Love Knots" and cuted a few pieces of paper.Toned edge of each paper detail. Made a sign and picked up the tone of paper ribbons.Made holes for silk ribbons. Finally decored card with defferent buttons. For the inside, I picked up the paper, cut a few pieces and flags,toned edge of all the details . Made a second stamp of Love Knots and made a new stapms of few small stapms from set Unbeleafable.Finally I decored card with buttons, lace, liquid pearls, flower and ribbons.

PRODUCTS USED
gel-a-tins "Unbeleafable" Clear Stamp Set
gel-a-tins "Love Knots" Clear Stamp
MME paper
Pion Designs paper
BoBunny paper
Buttons
Silk ribbons
Lace
Prima Chalk Ink Edger Branch Bark
Ranger Petal Pink Liquid Pearls


I hope you like it
Thank you for stopping here!

gel-a-tin jewelry!

Hi, everyone. This is Kim F. I hope your week is going well. I am ready for the weekend!

One of my favorite ways to express my creativity is to make jewelry. Here is a necklace I created using the Unbeleafable Stamp set. A simple technique that is fun and fashionable.



To begin, choose a color of oven bake clay. I used Premo! by Sculpey in Denim Blue. Work a small piece until it becomes soft. Roll it into a ball and flatten to about 1/16 of an inch. Choose a stamp from the collection and put a small amount of cooking spray on the surface. This will prevent the stamp from sticking to the clay. Then simply press the stamp into the clay. Carefully remove the stamp. Immediately clean off the stamp with a baby wipe.

To give your pendant a finished look, use a bezel setting such as this one by Lisa Pavelka. Using a craft knife, trim your stamped clay to fit inside. Bake your piece (just the clay, not the bezel) according to the package instructions.

Once your piece is cool, cover the front with white acrylic paint. Let it dry a bit. Then take a damp paper towel and lightly wipe away some of the paint from the raised surfaces. This will bring out the detail of the stamped design.

Add your piece into the bezel. The clay can be sanded around the edges if the fit is not quite exact. You can also use adhesive made for clay to keep the piece secure.

Hang the pendant on a jewelry cord and you are ready to go!

Supplies:
Gel-a-tins Stamp Set: Unbeleafable

Other:
Premo! Sculpey Oven Bake Clay in Denim Blue
White Acrylic Pain by Martha Stewart
Silver Square Bezel by Lisa Pavelka
Black Jewelry Cord with Clasp (found at a bead supply store)

Pass it on...

Looking to give a little pick-me-up to someone special? These tags may be perfect. Created these tags using Gel-A-Tins Unbeleafable stamp set by simply stamping an image and die cutting a flower. Each die cut image was then backed with colorful scrap pieces of paper to make the flower cut-out pop.



I then used Gel-A-Tins Spin Cycle to give more detail to the quote strip of paper. Fun to mix and match the colors, find that perfect quote and just play with the layers.



Gel-A-Tins Supplies:
Unbeleafable
Spin Cycle

Additional Supplies:
Papertrey Ink - dies, ink, cardstock, buttons
Sizzix - circle die
October Afternoon - paper
Crate Paper - paper
The Girls Paperie - paper
Pebbles - brads
Epiphany Crafts - pennant punch
lace/trim
fabric
thread

A place to land...

Working with a little Gel-A-Tins Unbeleafable stamp set today as spring is here. A perfect addition to any project, whether you cut out the leaves or use the entire image as a background stamp. Used the tiny stamps in this set as well to create a little tag border towards the bottom of the card.

Also added a three circle stamp from Spin Cycle to add detail to the top of the card/tag. Although this card has several layers of colors and patterns, each of the stamped images stands out on their own.

Gel-A-Tins Supplies:
Spin Cycle
Unbeleafable

Additional Supplies:
October Afternoon - paper
My Mind's Eye - paper
Studio Calico - paper
Papertrey Ink - die, ink, sentiment
Spellbinders - label die
Giant Dwarf - felt
Pink Paislee - paper
buttons
bird image
ribbon
stick pins

Stamped with love!

Happy Tuesday! I love finding ways to incorporate stamps and fabric in my projects. It is a simple way to add dimension and texture to your projects. Today I am sharing with you an easy to stamp fabric and add this little flower to your next project.

First, die cut five circles of fabric (used canvas here). Stamp each circle using Gel-A-Tins Spin Cycle polka-dot circle. String all five together, using a needle and thread. Add to any project! Used this same stamp to add color/pattern to scallop die cut border as well. Added the stamped leaf image to the layers using Unbeleafable.

Gel-A-Tins Supplies:
Spin Cycle
Unbeleafable

Additional Supplies:
Prairie Bird Boutique - wrinkle ribbon
K&Company - girl image
Papertrey Ink - ink, dies
Simple Stories - "remember" sticker
Crate Paper - label sticker, die cuts
Pink Paislee - paper
Glue Arts - foam, perma tac adhesive
adhesive pearls
alpha stickers
vintage buttons
stick pins
canvas

Andrea

Smiling in the Spring!

If Spring hasn't come your way yet, why not scrap it? Sharing with you a card today created with a few new stamp sets that are perfect for this time of year, making your projects bright and cheery.

Used Gel-a-tins Spin Cycle to create a pink circle along the middle of card just for a pop of color. Gel-a-tins Unbeleafable stamp was the perfect addition to a bit of kraft paper stamped in green to bring a natural touch. The pink circle layer is stamped again with Spin Cycle. Finally, spring wouldn't be complete without a butterfly or two. Added the butterfly using Sugar & Spice. A sweet little touch to complete the look.

Let spring bloom in your craft space today!

Andrea

Gel-A-Tins Supplies:
Sugar & Spice
Spin Cycle
Unbeleafable

Additional Supplies:
Glue Arts - UCut-It Foam, adhesive
Heidi Swapp - paper, stamp
Papertrey - flower die, ink, button
Websters Pages - pom-pom trim
Frost It Pink - ribbon
Bazzill Basics - cardstock
Melissa Frances - adhesive pearls
Spellbinders - label die
doily

Good Monday Morning!

I'm hoping that today's projects will wake you up and get you ready for a week full of creativity!  I plan on getting crafty this week for sure (I just hope that the kids can get along for their fall break and let me enjoy some time where I don't have to run around so much)!

I made our first project for today.  It's a thank you card, and I used the Many Thanks set and the Unbeleafable sets on this one. 

I used the square leaf stamp and some green ink to make the background.  I thought that setting it on the diagonal would be pretty, and I really like the way it turned out.  I gave it a mist with some Tattered Angels goodness and let it dry, then I layered ribbon and paper on top of the background.  They're stuck down with my Xyron machine, so they're not going anywhere.  For the leafy accents I stamped a few different stamps in the same green ink and then cut them out, leaving a green border around the leaves.  I traced the main image in black ink and then layered them with raffia and foam adhesive.  The sentiment is from the Many Thanks set and I love the font on it.  Very simple and just perfect for any card!

Angela has a project for you that I think you'll love.  This little card set and holder is super cute!

"With this project, I had busy newlyweds in mind - you know how much work it is to send out thank you's after a wedding! The smaller the card, the less you have to write, right? These cards are also very quick to reproduce and make, assembly-line fashion and would make a great gift."

"Each card is 3" square, and I've made two variations. One has the background paper stamped and corners rounded."

"This card has three corners punched, using a Kreaxions punch from Just Imagine Crafts. The sentiment is stamped and punched using a 1" circle punch from EK Success."

"I made a matchbook style case to hold three cards - any more and you'd need a box for them - the bottom flap tucks under the border punched strip to hold it closed."

The cards inside their holder.

Additional Supplies used:
Card Stock: Close to My Heart
Ink: Close to My Heart Gypsy
Punches: EK Success, Stampin' Up!, Just Imagine/Kreaxions

Rock a Bye Baby and more Unbeleafable!

Check out today's cards by Cherie and Natalie!

Natalie used the Rock a Bye Baby stamp set to make this sweet card for a baby girl!

This "Just a Little Note" card was made by Cherie using the Unbeleafable stamp set.

Cardstock: Bazzill

Paper: Jillibean Soup

Die Cuts: Jillibean Soup

Rub-On: Pebbles Inc.

Glitter Dot: Pebbles Inc.

Stamp: Gel-a-tins Unbeleafable

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It's Unbeleafable!

First off today we have this beautiful layout by Cherie.  She used the Unbeleafable stamp set to make a great tiled embellishment that matches the page perfectly!




Next up is another great card from Natalie.  She used the Happy Days set and Crate paper and designed a birthday card that anyone would love!



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