Showing posts with label The Peony Avenue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Peony Avenue. Show all posts

Saturday, 30 June 2018

Wedding exploding box

Good morning everyone

It's Monika here with this wedding exploding box.
To make it I used 10cm exploding box base and The Peony Avenue paper collection, as you can see the are few chipboards and 3D wedding arbor in the centre of the box.
Because the wedding wishes ware very long I decided to created this scroll and tied a red ribbon around it.














Saturday, 16 June 2018

Guest book

Welcome everyone

It's Monika today with brand new inspiration for you all. 
This time I made this guest book 
from The Peony Avenue paper collection by Studio75 and placed chipboard frame under the names of the couple.
Of course I added some flowers, leaves and this beautiful chipboard doves with heart in the middle.



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Hope you like it and next time I going to show you an exploding box I made to go with this guest book :) so you can expect the same colour scheme.

Kisses 


Sunday, 27 May 2018

"Together" 12x12 layout

Hello dear crafty friends! Lynne here with a layout using some of Studio 75's beautiful "The Peony Avenue" papers. I wanted a monochromatic look and loved the different grey patterns in this paper line.The brick pattern was perfect to cut around and make a shaped photo mat, and I made my own flowers with some of the paper as well.



The title piece looks gold in the photo, but was heat-embossed in Antique Silver to coordinate with the silver texture paste and metal quote strip in the lower right corner. I also added hand-stitching with embroidery floss.





Studio 75-The Peony Avenue-12x12 paper pack

Thanks so much for stopping by, and I wish you a wonderful and creative week! xo

Saturday, 21 April 2018

Any occasion card and video tutorial

Hello everyone 
It's Monika today with another inspiration and video tutorial for you.
This time I used this stunning paper pad called The Peony Avenue by Studio75. This paper pad has beautiful paper in pale blue, gray and salmon, all very well complementing each other.
Few of the paper has peony flowers on a sides as well as there is a seperate paper with peonies and leaves which can be cut out as I did for the purpose of creating this card.

Hope you will like this card and my video:) 










Tuesday, 10 April 2018

Best Wishes card with Studio 75

Hello everyone!

Emmy here today sharing my very first card I created for the Scrap & Craft blog. I'm really excited to be a member of their amazing design team!


Products used to create this card: 
Studio 75 - Blank cards 14x14 cm white
Silver Rhinestones

To create this card you need one 14 x 14 cm white card base. Then you cut a 13,5 x 13,5 cm panel from a pattern paper from The Peony Avenue Paper Pack and distress its edges using a paper distresses. To adhere the pattern paper panel to the card base, you will need a foam mounting tape. 


As a final touch, I sprinkled bluish mist on top.

For my sentiment I used a sentiment tile from the Cherry Blossom 6x6 paper set and a ticket fussy cut from The Peony Avenue Paper Pack. I added a die cut paper doily and rhinestones to decorate it.


To complete my design I added paper flowers (Peach Cherry blossoms) and fussy cut peonies from The Peony Avenue Paper Pack pattern papers.



Thank you for stopping by today! 

Have a wonderful creative week!






Wednesday, 4 April 2018

Shabby Chic Birthday Card with Tracey Sabella

Hello dear Scrap & Craft friends. It's Tracey here to share my first design team project with you, a shabby chic birthday card featuring The Peony Avenue Collection by Studio75 along with a sweet cherry blossom flower and pearl stamens from the store. 


Tips and Techniques
I fussy cut the leaves from the image page included in The Peony Avenue Paper Pack.  To create the stamen cluster, several of the stamen pieces are folded in half and glued together. The sweet Cherry Blossom is dry brushed with white gesso and set into a rhinestone circle pin I had in my stash.

I ran a line of Bambino Glue down the center of the butterfly and sprinkled with prills to form a dimensional body for this chipboard butterfly.

The edges of the focal paper are distressed and lightly inked.

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