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Showing posts with label Canvas Stickers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Canvas Stickers. Show all posts

Monday, January 23, 2012

Fill my heart.....

Happy Monday everyone!

Today I have a layout to share that's full of clean lines, but has quite alot of pop to it!

Using a black & white photo really lets you play with any colors you want, it's a bit freeing actually!  Then mounting everything with a little bit of black cardstock helps ground all the different colors.


Right now I am totally addicted to cutting then ends of my tapes into swallow tails.


I even added one of the vintage images from the Canvas Stickers for a touch of whimsy & fun!


Thank you for joining me today, I hope I've inspired you to have a little fun with colors!


Supplies:

Tuesday, December 27, 2011

"Thank You" card - JJ Sobey

Hi Everyone! JJ here again. Since many of us have thank you notes to send after Christmas, I thought I would show a quick thank you card.


Just a few stripes of fabric tape, and a little embellishment and sentiment, and you're ready to write your note.


Thanks for visiting!

JJ

http://1-goodthing.blogspot.com

Supplies:
fabric tape - Jane Polka Dot (FT011), Lily Wildflowers (FT002)
lace tape - 15mm beige (LT2003)
canvas sticker (butterfly image)

Tuesday, September 13, 2011

Love My Tapes Tutorial from ScrapTime!

Christine Urias from ScrapTime recently had a chance to play with our products. I love the creative ways that she used them! Christine is always so good at coming up with new, different and yet easy ways to do things :)




Scrap Time - Ep. 672 - Love My Tapes from Mark Giles on Vimeo.


Here are a couple of images of the projects that Christine created in the video.
Card created by Christine Urias of ScrapTime

Layout by Christine Urias of ScrapTime



You can visit ScrapTime here to view the original of the video and to read her description of the products and the projects she made.

Thank you, Christine! We appreciate your taking the time to work with our lace tapes and fabric sheets!

Project Materials List: 
Card included brown faux leather fabric sheet, pink crocodile fabric sheet, fuzzy faux zebra fabric sheet, black lace tape (not yet in online store), and canvas stickers (also not yet in online store.)
Layout included:  Pink crocodile fabric sheet, canvas stickers (not yet in online store), and cream & white lace tapes (hand-dyed with mists.)

Monday, September 5, 2011

Hello Hello

Hello my friends! Giovana here with a very CAS project. Hope you are having a good day, enjoying the holiday, having some family time and why not some crafting time too :)

This card is super easy!!

Directions:
  • Make card from white cardstock.
  • Cut a piece from white/red sheet of fabric, die-cut it 3 times using Circle Nestabilities.
  • Stamp image and ink all edges.
  • Adhere Beige Lace Ribbon and dew drops.
  • Cut out the Hello Hello sentiment from Canvas Retro Stickers.

Hope you like it!!
Have a great day.

Tuesday, August 30, 2011

Hello girl

Hello! Giovana here with an altered project for you. For this project I used a piece of Fabric Sheet, some of the new Canvas Retro Stickers and my favorite WHite Lace Tape Ribbon!!
I covered the frame with a piece of Polka Dot Fabric Sheet, inked all edges, added White Lace Tape Ribbon and Purple Twine. I cut out the girl image and sentiment from the Canavas sheet, adhered them onto cardstock and them adhered them to the frame with heavy sticky dots. Added puple and clear rhinestones and a paper flower.

Very easy and quick project to make.


Hope you like it!
Have a great day!!

Wednesday, August 24, 2011

Tapes for Simple Cards

Hi friends! It's Ashley here to share some projects with you today. I wanted to show how a few strips of tape is really all you need for a card. Easy peasy and it really gives a lot of pretty details to the cards.

My first card uses our awesome Fabric Tapes! I used Brown Stripe tape, Baylee tape, and Jane tape. I cut the butterfly out of one of our canvas sheets. The stamp is from Unity Stamp Co.
My second card uses dark pink, 15 MM beige, and and 17 MM beige lace tapes. The teddy bear is from a Love My Tapes canvas sheet and the sentiment is from Unity Stamp Co.
Have a great day!

Thursday, August 18, 2011

'Snapshot' Layout

Today I have a more masculine layout to share using the fabric tapes, lace tapes & canvas sticker sheet.

Instead of digging through my pattern paper stash for this layout I pulled out my Love My Tapes stash along with some tags I had to create my page.


I used the blue & white Striped, Jane, and Peppermint fabric tapes to make the strips, with a little piece of Lace tape peeking out the bottom for extra texture.

The colors of the tapes & lace were a little brighter than the look I was going for on my page so I pulled out my distress inks to grunge them up a bit.


This vintage camera is from one of the Canvas Sticker sheets....I just love this image and it was perfect for my page.

Have fun with your tapes, ink them up to alter the color to what you need and don't be afraid to use that lace tape on a masculine page!

Thanks for stopping by today.

Thursday, August 11, 2011

Fun Vintage Cards

Hi friends! This is Ashley N Newell and I'm here today to share a couple cards with you that I made with some of my very favorite Love My Tapes products! I love making vintage and shabby chic cards and it's very easy to do with our lace tapes! Also, the canvas sheets offer a lot of fun vintage images to use.

On my first card I used a TON of Love My Tapes products! The main image is from one of our Canvas Sheets. I used the 19mm white lace tape for this. The lace tapes are SOOO easy to use, they already have adhesive on the back so all you have to do is trim them and stick them on! It's a dream! I also added the Jane and Pink Striped fabric tape. I layered these things with some Webster's Pages paper and a Unity Stamp sentiment.
Here's another card using our canvas sheets for the main image and the sentiment. I also used some lace tape for this. The paper is from Echo Park Be Mine and I added a doily.
Have a great day!

Saturday, August 6, 2011

Fun with fabric tape

Today I have a layout to share with you where I used some of the fabric tapes in fun and different ways.  Before I talk about the layout I have to say that I am totally in love with the fabric tapes, the adhesive is so sticky and there are so many things you can do with them!

Here's the whole layout, I got a little messy with this one and even went a bit outside my comfort zone...but I had so much fun creating it.

I covered the top of the little tag peeking above the photo with Lemon  Bar fabric tape, when you pull the tag out it reveals a little photo of the rock my daughter is holding.


Banners are still a pretty hot trend right now and using the fabric tapes to make your own is so easy!  I made my banner using some bakers twine and Penny fabric tape.  To make your own banner just cut a number of fabric tape strips the same size, peel the backing off then fold over the bakers twine, once you have all your pieces in place use your scissors to cut the tails.  Voila you have a custom banner to match your project!


Using the same idea as the banner I made my own mini flag.  Here I wrapped the tape around a stick pin, cut the tails then using some Stazon I stamped the word sweet.  Wouldn't this be great for birthday cards or cupcake toppers?


I really wanted to make a boarder with the fabric tapes so I pulled out my On The Edge Sizzix dies and cut the Taffy fabric tape into these fun little boarders.


I even managed to get a little piece from one of the new Canvas Sticker Sheets on my layout, the piece with the stars & circles peeking under 2011.

Thank you for joining me today, I hope I've inspired you to have a little fun with your fabric tape!

Lisa

Monday, June 13, 2011

Sneak Peek: New Canvas Retro Stickers

Have you seen our new canvas retro print stickers? These are not (yet) available on our website but they are available for wholesale orders! We will be updating our website soon with images of all of the available prints, but for now, here are a few to give you a feel for them....




These are 4x6 canvas sheets and you can use them whole, "fussy" cut them, or cut them on your diecutting machine.

Aren't the designs fun? What kinds of projects could you see using them on? I can't wait to show you the rest of the designs!