JustRite Inspiration

Day One with Guest Designer Melissa Bove - The Scoop Vintage Labels Four Clear Stamps

Good morning everyone.  We are very excited to once again have Melissa Bove guest designing for us.  She will be sharing projects for the next 3 days so be sure to come back each day and check out her amazing projects.  You can also check out Melissa's blog for more inspiration.

Here's Melissa:

Hi Everyone! I’m so happy to be back here Guest Designing for my favorite stamp company! Love JustRite! 

 As soon as I saw The Scoop Vintage Labels Four Clear Stamps  I knew I had to have it! It’s just so darn cute! Love the “sweet” ice cream cones and those darling vintage labels!! It is just perfect for that special Birthday or for anyone with a “Sweet Tooth”!    

 

 I first stamped the Vanilla label onto some pink cardstock with some black ink and then die cut it using the JustRite Vintage Labels Four Dies. I then colored in some of the words with some Distress Markers. I then adhered it over some more Vintage Labels Four die cuts. The ice cream cone was stamped onto some white cardstock using some brown ink. I added some glitter to the ice cream and then added a tag around the cone.  

                                       

I love to alter mason jars and use them as little gift holders. They can be filled with shredded paper and then a small gift like money, a gift card or even jewelry can be stuffed inside. For this jar, I added one of the Scoop Labels and colored it in using some Distress Markers and glitter.

                                       

 

I then filled the jar with some shredded paper, lollipops and a mini clothespin. I decorated the rest of the jar with some paper, seam binding, a plastic spoon, and some pom pom trim. These would make great place card holders for a “Sweet Sixteen” party too! Just add the person’s name or the Table Number to the clothespin.

                                      

See you back here tomorrow!

Project Supplies:

JustRite Stamps: “The Scoop Vintage Labels Four”

Spellbinders Dies: “JustRite Vintage Labels Four”
Paper: Echo Park, Sweet Day; Bazzill White Cardstock
Inks: Tim Holtz Distress Ink Pad, Walnut Stain, Black Staz-On; Tim Holtz Distress Markers
Embellishments:  Pink Seam Binding Ribbon, Mini Plastic Spoon, White Pom Pom Trim, White Opal Liquid Pearls, Glitter, button, twine, Mason Jar

Tools: Spellbinders Grand Calibur

JustRite Papercraft Frog & Water Lily and Baking Antique Tags One

Welcome to the last day of the JustRite Papercraft September Release.  Today we are introducing two fun sets designed by Amy Tedder.

As you will see the design team fell in love with Amy's Frog & Water Lily Clear Stamps set.  Amy designed the set so that the frog is the perfect size to fit under the wonderful mushroom or on the lily pad next to her gorgeous Water Lily. Plus the set has two beautiful dragonflies.  

Baking Antique Tags One Clear Stamps is designed to coordinate with our Antique Tags One Dies. 

Eva Dobilas designed a beautiful card using Frog & Water Lily Clear Stamps with a sentiment from Becca Feeken's set What I Like About You Clear Stamps, with Spellbinders A2 Bracket Borders One. 

 

Kathy Jones designed this gorgeous card using Copic Markers to color the mushroom and frog from our Frog and Water Lily Pad Clear Stamp.  Kathy layered her card using Spellbinders Stately Circles.

Kazan Clark created this awesome gift tag for baked goods using Copic Markers with our Baking Antique Tags One Clear Stamps with Spellbinders new CHA Release Branching Out and our the tag element from our Antique Tags One Dies.

Debbie Olson colored with Copic Markers this beautiful card using Frog & Water Lily Pad Clear Stamps with Spellbinders Grand Circles, Standard Circles LG, and Stately Circles.

Michele Kovack created this adorable shaker card using Baking Antique Tags One Clear Stamps with JustRite Antique Tags One Dies. Spellbinders Classic Heart Dies.

Michele Kovack also created for today's post this striking card using Frog & Water Lily Clear Set. Michele stamped her frog on shrink plastic to create a sweet embellishment for her card which she colored using her project using Inktense pencils. For more details visit Michele's blog.

 

Barb Schram designed the coolest birthday box using Becca Feeken's Filigree Leaves Background Cling Stamp.  Can't wait to see the look on his face when he opens Barbs box to find these paper treasures inside from our Frog & Water Lily Clear Stamps. 

Darsie Bruno shows you a simple and sweet way to gift wrap your baked treats using Baking Antique Tags One Clear Stamps with JustRite Antique Tags One Dies and Spellbinders Scalloped Borders Two.

Marisa Job has a beautiful card to share today using Copic Markers with our Frog & Water Lily Clear Stamps with Spellbinders New CHA Release Captivating Squares.  Loving the colors Marisa chose for her water-lily and she also has a devine dragonfly!

 

Sheri Holt designed this sweet card using Baking Antique Tags One Clear Stamps. Sheri die cut the tag element on the mason jar with our Antique Tags One Dies. I love the sweet crocheted element added to her jar as an embellishment.

 

Kristi Schurr designed this adorable "Hoppin' by to Say Hi" card using our Frog And Water Lily Pad Clear Stamp with Spellbinders Labels Twenty-Five and Labels Eight.

 Angela Barkhouse designed this Adorable Apron gift tag to hold the recipe for her infamous Peanut Butter Balls (which Angela brings to my family every Christmas-they are so yummy!) Angela printed out her recipe on a stamped image of Elegant Fronds Background Cling Stamp and used the tag elements from Baking Antique Tags One Clear Stamps on her recipe card with our Antique Tags One Dies.

Heidi Blankenship designed this beautiful soft pastel card using Copic Markers Frog And Water Lily Pad Clear Stamp, -S6-001 5x7 Matting Basics A, S4-408 Rounded Squares, EL-032 Ocean Dreams.  I just love Heidi's Dragon Fly - he looks like he just landed on her card.

 

 Margie Higuchi created this fun mason jar tag using Baking Antique Tags One Clear Stamps with Antique Tags One, Spellbinders Lattice Motifs , accents from Lace Hearts 

Thanks for joining us this week for our Spetember Release.  Hoping you get a chance this weekend to get a little "inky".

 

 

 

Day Three with Guest Designer Robin Parker

Good morning.  Today is the final day with Guest Designer Robin Parker.  We would like to thank Robin for sharing some nice projects with us this week.

Here's Robin:

Thank you so much for having me as a Guest Designer for JustRite Papercraft.

For my final project, I created a wall hanging.  I bought a black wooden tray from Michaels.  I stamped the two different frames and the sentiment “Dreams” from “Winged Vintage Labels Two & Three” with Versamark ink onto white cardstock and embossed with red embossing powder using a heat gun.  I did this three times.  Next, I used “Vintage Labels Three Dies” to cut out the frames.  The sentiments “Hope” and “Faith” are from “Grateful Hearts Vintage Labels Two”.  I used pop dots to raise the frames and glued them to the center.  My border around the black tray was created by stamping “Celebration Labels One & Bracket One” with Versamark onto white cardstock and embossed with black embossing powder.  I did this five times and cut them out to fit the edges.  My final finishing touches are red and black Recollection rhinestones.

 

Project Recipes:

JustRite Stamps & Dies: Grateful Hearts Vintage Labels Two, Winged Vintage Labels Two & Three, Celebration Labels One & Bracket One and Vintage Labels Three Dies

Ink: Versamark

Paper: Bazzill White

Accessories: Black Tray, Recollection Red and Black Rhinestones, Beacon 3-in-1 Advanced Adhesive Glue, Scrapbook 3-D foam Squares

 

Day Two with Guest Designer Robin Parker

Good morning.  Welcome to Day 2 with Robin Parker.  Today Robin has a really cute candy box to share with us.

Here's Robin:

I am having so much fun being the Guest Designer and using the new June releases for JustRite Papercraft.

The project for today is a candy box.  First I folded my piece of cream cardstock in half.  Then I used the “Romantic Rectangle” by Spellbinders, to cut out my middle and top with the sides still connected to create the lid. I cut out another rectangle for the bottom of my box.  Next, I cut out 2 strips of cream cardstock 2 ½ X 9 inches.  Score both strips at 3 ½ on your Scor-Pal. I then glued the two strips together to create a rectangle. My next step is to glue the top and bottom to the sides. And your box is ready to decorate. To decorate this box I used “Floral Vintage Labels Two” to create the triangles.  I stamped the design with Versamark ink and used orange embossing powder and heat gun to create the ornate design.  I did this twenty times and cut each out.  I glued them to the top and bottom on the side of box.  Next, I stamped the flower from the same stamp set twice with black Marvy ink.  Colored both with Copic markers and cut out each petal on one image.  Then, I glued the cut out pieces onto the other colored image to raise my petals to look more real.  I stamped the symbol from “Graceful Monogram” with Versamark ink and embossed with the orange embossing powder.  I did this ten times and cut them out. I glued them to the center of my triangles and on the corners of the top lid. The frames on the top of the box are created with “Winged Vintage Labels Two & Three”, “Vintage Labels Two” and “Vintage Labels Three Dies”.  I stamped them with the Versamark ink and embossed them with orange embossing powder.  I glued my flower onto the center of the top frame.  I used pop dot adhesives to raise the frames.

On the inside of the lid, I used “Grateful Hearts Vintage Label Two” and “Vintage Labels Two Dies” to create the frame and sentiment.  I added Recollection decorative pearls to the outer edge on the inside opening.  My finishing touches are small, medium and large pearls.

 

Project Recipe:

JustRite Stamps:  Grateful Hearts Vintage Labels Two, Winged Vintage Labels Two & Three, Graceful Monogram, Floral Vintage Labels Two

JustRite Dies: Vintage Labels Two, Vintage Labels Three

Spellbinders Dies:  Romantic Rectangles

Paper: Bazzil Cream Cardstock

Ink: Versamark, Black Marvy

Accessories: Recollection Decorative White Pearls, Beacon 3-in-1 Advanced Adhesive, Scrapbook 3-D Foam Adhesive, Scor-Pal

 

 

 

All Boy Mini Album with Valerie Stangle

Good morning.  Welcome to day 1 with guest designer Valerie Stangle.  We are always so excited to have Valerie join us.  Valerie does some amazing masculine project which you will see today.

Here's Val:

Little did I know when this set, All Boy (SW-04520), arrived on my doorstep, that it was going to be the perfect set for so many projects for my soon-to-be grandson.  I knew I wanted to make a mini album/brag book using many of the fun elements of this fabulous set to celebrate this wonderful occasion!

The cover of the book uses the wonderful car silhouette, stamped in rhubarb,  and 2 sentiments from the set.  The Dickens quote is stamped in peanut brittle ink with teal and rhubarb accents. “It’s A Boy!” is stamped in brown ink on a mustard “tab.” Fun colors, patterned papers, die cuts, ribbon and dimension accent the stamped elements on the cover.

The inside cover has the sailboat from the set stamped in peanut brittle with multi-colored sails popped up with dimensional foam.  The chevron pattern stamped in aqua from Pattern Basics (SW-04585) simulates the waves of the ocean. The first blank picture page is simply stamped with a two-toned sentiment from All Boy and a patterned paper strip, embellished with a stapled tab die cut.

Center pages, awaiting future pictures, use two of the border elements, the dotted border and the stitched argyle, from Pattern Basics as well as two more of the super fun sentiments from All Boy. Stapled ribbon embellishments accent each die cut sentiment.

Finally, the back page and back cover are stamped with even more fun sentiments and a cute tugboat image from All Boy riding on chevron “waves.” 

I’m excited to fill this little album with baby pictures and haven’t decided if it will be Gramma’s brag book or a gift for my son.  Decisions, decisions!

 

Supplies:

Stamps: All Boy (SW-04520) and Pattern Basics (SW-04585) by JustRite Clear

Ink: Memento Rhubarb Stalk, Teal Zeal, Peanut Brittle, Desert Sand, Versamagic Aquatic Splash, Versafine Vintage Sepia

Paper: Ivory, Mustard, Pool, Cocoa

Patterned Paper: The Pier Collection by Crate Paper

Dies: Spellbinders Circle, Oval, Rectangle, Square, Scalloped Oval, Scalloped Circle, Labels 8, Creative Page Tabs

Other: K & Co Blank Accordion Book, Tim Holtz Tiny Attacher, Mini paper clip, Striped grosgrain ribbon, Baker’s Twine, Dauber, Sanding block, Dimensional foam

 

 

 

 

Day Three with Guest Designer Robin Parker

 Good morning.  Welcome to the final day with Guest Designer Robin Parker.  I hope you have enjoyed Robin's projects as much as we have.  Huge thanks to Robin for sharing her talent with us this week.

Here's Robin:

Thank You Angela and Kellie for another fabulous time creating with JustRite Papercraft products!  For my final creation, I chose to make a Monogram Candle Set!

I purchased three six inch cream candles and gold tray from Michael’s.  I created the monograms by using the outer frame from “Mr. & Mrs. Vintage Labels Four” and the inner frame and letter from “Graceful Monogram”.  I stamped the outer frame first onto tissue paper with Staz-On black ink.  Next I stamped the inner frame and letter into the center of my larger frame with Staz-On black ink.  I then carefully cut out the image.  I laid the candle on its side, laid the cut out frame onto the candle.   I wrapped a piece of wax paper around the candle and image and pulled tightly.  Next, I held the candle with wax paper in one hand and used a heat gun to adhere the framed monogram to the candle.  Use enough heat to make your image shine.  Let candle cool completely, then gently pull wax paper away from candle.  Do this process two more times with different letters.  For the gold tray I added black and clear rhinestones with glue to give a more decorative look.  Place the three candles in the center of tray and add whatever color rocks you wish.  My final touches are gold pearls glued to the frames on each candle.

 Thank you so much, I hope you have enjoyed my creations and hopefully inspire you to do my projects. 

Project Recipe:

Stamps: Graceful Monogram and Mr. & Mrs. Vintage Labels Four

Ink: Staz-On Black

Paper: Tissue and Wax

Accessories: Candles, Tray, Rocks, Recollection Black/Clear Rhinestones and Gold Pearls, Beacon 3-IN-1 Advance Adhesive and Heat Gun 

Day Three with Guest Designer Kristi Schurr

 Good morning.  Welcome to Day Three with Guest Designer Kristi Schurr.  We would like to say a huge thank you to Kristi for guest designing this week.  Her projects have been amazing!!  To check out more of Kristi's work you can visit her blog - Kristi's Paper Creations.

Here's Kristi: 

Welcome to my final day as guest designer for JustRite Stamps. It has been a thrill to show you how versatile and wonderful JustRite Stamps are. I would like to thank everyone at JustRite for this wonderful opportunity to create with their wonderful products!

My last project is all about the graduate! It’s almost that time of year as the school year winds down. JustRite’s new set, Celebration Labels One and Bracket One, has many options for projects with the graduate in mind.

I made a card and a matching gift bag. The layout is pretty much the same on both, so you can make the card and bag in tandem and mix the sentiments around to your liking.

Here’s how I made the card:

Step 1- Die cut a card base from gold card stock using Spellbinders Labels One die set.

Step 2-Die cut a label out of black card stock using Spellbinders Decorative Labels One. Adhere to card base with foam tape.

Step 3- Die cut label from white card stock using Spellbinders Labels One die set. Emboss and adhere to center of card.

Step 4- Using label stamp from Celebration Labels One and   Bracket One, stamp once on vellum and once on white card stock. Emboss both in gold. Stamp sentiment in center of label stamped on white card stock. Emboss in black. Diecut vellum piece with Spellbinders Label One dies and die cut ONLY center part of the white card stock label with a Spellbinders Standard Circles die.

Step 5- Layer both pieces as shown and adhere to card with foam tape. Add mortar board hat sticker, diploma sticker and star as shown.

For the bag, I layered some black scroll paper over gold card stock and adhered to the bag front. I cut the largest die in the Spellbinders Decorative Labels One set from gold card stock and placed in the middle of the bag front.

I used both label stamps from the Celebration Labels One and   Bracket One set stamping both onto white card stock and embossing both in black.  I embossed the sentiment in gold and die cut it using the matching die from the Antique Tags One custom die set, adhering to the center. I stamped and die cut a border for the bottom edge of the bag using a border stamp from the Celebration Labels One and   Bracket One stamp set. I then die cut it with an A2 Bracket Borders One die.  I wrapped a black satin ribbon around it to conceal the joint and added a gold star to the center of the bow. I randomly added a few gold sequins to the front for a little sparkle.

 Supply List:
JustRite Stamp Set- Celebration Labels One and Bracket One
JustRite Custom Dies- Antique Tags One
Spellbinder Dies-Labels One, Decorative Labels One and A2 Bracket Borders One
Papers: All Card Stock and Patterned Paper-Recollections
Accessories: Hat, Diploma and Star Stickers-Jolee’s, Black Satin Ribbon,White gift bag, MetallicTissue Paper, Sequins-Michael’s

I hope that my projects have inspired you to get in the craft room and make something special for your loved ones. Thank you  for coming along with me!

Day Two with Guest Designer Holly Simoni

Good morning - welcome to Day Two with Guest Designer Holly Simoni.  Today Holly has a stunning Silhouette Bracelet to share with us.  Be sure to check out Holly's blog - Wild Wyoming Art Cafe' -for more mixed media inspiration.

Here's Holly:

Today I have created a Silhouette Bracelet to share with you. It turned into one of my favorite projects. I've used the fabulous JustRite Stamps Graceful Monogram set for this project. The silhouette stamp fits perfectly inside the Spellbinders hobnail circles bezel.

 

I purchased a pre-made crochet bracelet from a craft store, then added stamping, ribbon, bling and resin.

 

 I decided I wanted to give the silhouette stamp a deep glossy black finish. So I stamped the silhouette with Versamark ink and poured black fine detail embossing powder over the ink, then heat embossed. The glossy embossed silhouette is stunning! I then used my Spellbinders Artisan Explorer die cutting machine to cut out image. I used the circles one die template that perfectly matches the hobnail circle bezel. Using a little piece of tape to secure the die template, helps to keep it in the perfect place around the stamped image. I also used a permanent solvent ink to stamp the beautiful swirls onto the blue ribbon.

 

The stamped ribbon was adhered with double sided permanent tape and a few rhinestones were added. I adhered the silhouette image to the bezel with glossy accents and applied a thin coat of matte finish glossy accents to the stamped image. I layered rhinestone chain inside the bezel, and around the silhouette. Then allowed the glossy accents to dry. I mixed Ice Resin according to manufacturer instructions and poured it into the bezel. The ice resin takes about 6hrs to complete cure. Then I adhered the finished bezel to the center of the bracelet with E6000 adhesive.

 I just love how this turned out and am thinking of making an entire jewelry line to match it! Think how fun a pendant, ring and even earrings would be. I hope you enjoyed this project!

hugs,

Holly 

Day Three with Guest Designer Judy Hayes

 Good morning.  We would like to thank Judy Hayes for being our guest designer this week.  Her projects have been amazing!  You can continue to be inspired by checking out Judy's blog - Creating...My Style.

Here's Judy:

I’m happy to be back for my third day as a guest designer!  I want to say “Thank you!” JustRite for giving me this opportunity!  It’s been fun!

Today, I have a much different project than yesterday!  I go from rustic to elegant with my projects!  I like doing both styles.  This card and gift box fits the elegant and beautiful style!

I started this card with the stamped frame around “Sweet Friend” and the butterfly from JustRite Grand Sentiments.  I really like both of those stamps!  Next I chose Spellbinders Resplendent Rectangles to cut the frame.  This stamp set is designed to work with Resplendent Rectangles!   So perfect together!!

When I decided to make a coordinating box, I was so pleased to discover the decorative rectangle stamp fit so well across the box top and flaps.  I love how it looks on the side of each box flap!  Either of the small frame stamps from For All You Do Vintage Labels Three work perfectly on top of the box!  You can’t really see much it under the butterfly.

Here are the directions:

 

Card –

1. Form 4 ½ x 6 ½” cream card.

2. Fasten 4 3/8 x 6 3/8” sage mat to card

3. Cut and fasten 4 ¼ x 6 ¼” brown dot mat to card

4. Cut and emboss Spellbinders Resplendent Rectangle #5 (#1 being the smallest) from cream cardstock. Before removing paper from die template, sponge on Antique Linen ink along inner edge.   Remove from die and fasten to card

5. Cut/emboss sage paper with Spellbinders Resplendent Rectangle #3 and 4 nested together. Before removing die templates, apply Versamark ink to narrow border between dies.  Remove dies.  Apply gold embossing powder and heat.  Fasten to card with craft glue.

6. Cut cream card stock with Spellbinders Resplendent Rectangle #3.  Stamp decorative open rectangle from Grand Sentiments with Versamark ink and heat emboss with gold embossing powder.   Stamp “Sweet Friend” with Versamark and heat emboss with gold.

8. With sponge applicator apply Antique Linen ink to interior of rectangle.  (Use painter’s tape or Post-It notes to mask edge if needed.)

9. Stamp “Have a Great Day” with Espresso ink.

10. Fasten greeting piece inside sage frame on card front.

11.  Add pearls

12. Stamp butterfly on vellum with Versamark ink and heat emboss with gold embossing powder.  Cut with the matching Spellbinders Wonderful Wings die template.   Color back of butterfly with teal marker

13. Fasten butterfly to card with small strip of foam square.  Add pearls

14. Tie loose bow in silk ribbon.  Fasten beneath butterfly with glue dot.

Box-      

1. Cut/emboss box base from brown dot paper with Spellbinders Square Bracket Edge Box.  Fold and fasten together with Scor-Tape.

2. Cut/emboss box top from cream card stock.

3. Stamp Grand Sentiments decorative rectangle across box top and flaps with Versamark ink.  Repeat across opposite flaps.  Heat emboss with gold embossing powder.

4. Apply Antique Linen ink on each flap within embossing lines.  Mask with painter’s tape if needed.

5. Stamp rounded square from For All You Do Vintage Labels Three with Versamark and heat emboss with gold in center of box top.

6. Assemble box top with Scor-Tape

7. Repeat Card Step 12 for butterfly. Fasten to box top with foam tape

8. Tie loose bow in ribbon. Fasten under butterfly with glue dot.

9. Add pearls to box edges.

 

Thank you so much for visiting!  I hope I’ve inspired you in some way!

Happy Creating!

-Judy

 

Supplies:

JustRite® Papercraft CR-03885 Grand Sentiments

JustRite® Papercraft SW-04420 For All You Do Vintage Labels Three (box)

Spellbinders™ S5-147 Resplendent Rectangles

Spellbinders™ LF-006 Wonderful Wings

Spellbinders™ LF-010 Square Bracket Edge Box (box)

KaiserCraft paper– 75 Cent Paper Pad, Weave Sage

KaiserCraft Pearls - Chino

Cream Cardstock

Beige Vellum

Distress Ink - Antique Linen

Ranger Queen’s Gold Embossing Powder

Tsukineko Versamark Ink, Memento Teal Zeal ink pad or marker

White Silk Ribbon

Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L™ – 3D Foam Squares

Glue Dots – Mini Glue Dots

Scor-Pal® - ¼” Scor-Tape

Adhesive

Craft Glue

 

Day Two with Guest Designer Judy Hayes

 Good morning.  Welcome back to Day 2 with guest designer Judy Hayes.  Judy has some beautiful notebooks to share with you today.

Here's Judy:

Happy Tuesday!  I’m back for Day 2 as Guest Designer!  

Today, I have a collection of little notebooks to share.  I like gifts like these to keep on hand when I need just a little gift. 

I wanted these to have a somewhat vintage worn look so my coloring isn’t exact! I like that look!  You can easily make them differently to fit your style!

The basic directions are the same for each book, only the paper and coloring are a little different. 

Here are the basic directions:

1. Cut cardstock: composition book – 4 ½ x 6 7/8”, strip - 3/8 x 7”, card tag - 1 7/8 x 3 ¾”

2. Stamp French Rose Background Stamp with Espresso ink over half. Ink again and stamp remaining half. 

3. Color with markers and water pen. Set aside to dry

4. Stamp sayings from Grand Sentiments across strip – I put all 3 sayings on my block and repeated across strip.

5. Apply adhesive with Xyron to back of cover and strip

6. Fasten cover over composition book.  Cut corners round to match book. Trim any excess

7. Fasten sayings strip around book.  Trim ends

8. Form tag.  Stamp frame and verse from For All You Do Vintage Labels Three with Espresso ink.  Add color with markers.   Punch hole in corner

9. Tie tag to book with twine. 

……and the differences:

White cover:  This is the only one that I applied the color directly with the markers – Angel Pink, Pistachio and Cantaloupe.  I used a water pen to spread the color a little.  I also swiped the water pen over the script area.  Since Espresso ink is water based, it bleeds a little with water.    I used a narrow ribbon rather than twine.

Ivory cover:  I used my water pen to apply the color on this cover and tag.  I scribbled the marker on my glass work surface and then applied the color as a watercolor.  Markers are: Rhubarb Stalk, Olive Grove and Cantaloupe.  I swished more color over the script on this one.  I also applied Antique Linen ink over the entire cover once it was completed.  Most of my projects get a touch of Distress ink!!!  I had to hold back on the other covers to keep them simpler!  

Kraft cover:  This is my favorite!  It’s amazing how different the same colors look on Kraft paper versus Ivory.  Markers:  Rhubarb Stalk, Olive Grove, and Cantaloupe.  I applied them with a water pen.  I like how faded they look!

I hope you’ve enjoyed these little notebooks! 

Stop back tomorrow!  I have a “sweet” card and box to share!

-Judy

 

Supplies:

JustRite® Papercraft CL-04355 French Rose Background Stamp

JustRite® Papercraft SW-04420 For All You Do Vintage Labels Three

JustRite ® Papercraft  CR-03885 Grand Sentiments

Small Composition Books – 3 ¼ x 4 ½”

Ranger Espresso Ink

Distress Antique Linen Ink

Tsukineko Memento Markers – Angel Pink, Rhubarb Stalk, Pistachio, Olive Grove, Cantaloupe

Cardstock – White, Kraft, Ivory

Xyron 510 and Permanent Adhesive

Twine

Pink Sheer Ribbon