Thanks to everyone for hopping with us this week. We enjoyed getting the chance to work with Pretty Little Studio. They have some adorable products, don't they!?
The winner of the prize package containing Love My Tapes and Pretty Little Studio products is ...
Congrats {Vicki}! Please email me your postal address at alwspoon@gmail.com and I'll arrange for your prize to be sent to you.
We'll be back on Monday with more inspiration for you.
Friday, May 3, 2013
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
Washi as Patterned Paper...!
Hi everyone & Happy May!
If you're here for the blog hop with Love My Tapes and Pretty Little Studio, click here. Please feel free to come back and check out my post!
If you're here for the blog hop with Love My Tapes and Pretty Little Studio, click here. Please feel free to come back and check out my post!
It is Jenni here, to share a layout I did using fabric tape and washi tape
from Loves My Tapes instead of using a patterned paper.
One of the new fabric tapes at Love My Tapes is this gorgeous yellow,
grey & white chevron tape. I love the colors, and it is chevron, AND it reminded
me of this patterned paper in the Studio Calico Snippets collection!
I love it when things go together, but as they say on "What Not to Wear",
they should go...not match!! Not that I think that is a hard and fast
rule for fashion, or scrapbooking...however, I loved that this fabric
tape was similar to the SC paper, but a different scale!
I started by cutting a background with my Silhouette out of white card stock.
I loved the variation of some corners being rounded and some not.
It was inspired from the photo of my son swinging in our very rigid square of gravel,
but the swing that curves around whatever size little person sits there! ;)
Along that same curved line the geo tag and astrology chart were inspired...
I love highlighting a negative cut out with patterned paper or in this case,
the red star washi that was a perfect match, to my son's shirt, to the yellow swing
seat & card stock I cut it from, to the stars in the astrology paper!
I used each cut out piece from the frame background, and cut it a little smaller
to have a black border underneath. I layered the fabric tape onto that
card stock and rounded the corners! I love that it "goes" but doesn't match exactly.
It just looks like more patterned paper!
I finished off the background taping it with some of my favorite grey & white
dot washi from LMT at the corners onto this 12x12 map print.
Thanks so much for stopping by today!
I hope this inspired you to use washi or fabric tapes in a new way!
We would love you to share your creations on our Facebook page HERE!
We would love you to share your creations on our Facebook page HERE!
Also, check out the BLOG for all the innovative ideas from the other DT girls!
AND, if you are still hungry for more washi inspiration :) ...
check out Love My Tapes on Pinterest....
I am constantly amazed at how versatile these products really can be!
check out Love My Tapes on Pinterest....
I am constantly amazed at how versatile these products really can be!
Please leave comments, ideas or links to your own pages and
most importantly have a Happy Wednesday
(or as my 9 year old said today, that day that is farther away from Monday!)
most importantly have a Happy Wednesday
(or as my 9 year old said today, that day that is farther away from Monday!)
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
We're Hopping with Pretty Little Studio!
Hello Love My Tapes fans! We have a special week in store for you. We have joined forces with our friends at Pretty Little Studio to provide you with inspiration using whimsical, vintage goodies from Pretty Little Studio paired with the versatility and trendiness of Love My Tapes.
We are the last stop on the hop, so if you haven't started hopping yet, we invite you to join in the fun. During the Blog Hop, you will be visiting blogs from both Pretty Little
Studio and Love My Tapes Design Team members. The Hop starts on the Pretty Little Studio blog, so head on over there if you are just joining us. The results are fresh, fun designs that will leave you wanting more!
No blog hop is complete without prizes. LOTS OF PRIZES!! Be sure to visit all the blogs, including the Pretty Little Studio and Love My Tapes blogs for a chance to win some PLS and LMT goodies! We are giving away a prize package full of our trendy tapes and paper goodness from Pretty Little Studio. Many of the designers are also giving away prizes, so if you haven't stopped by their blogs yet, be sure to head over and leave comments.
We will
announce the winners of the PLS and LMT giveaways on May 3rd. Be sure
to watch for the announcements.
So if you haven't started yet, let's get hopping! If you get lost along the way, just check below for the full lineup to get you back in the right direction. If you completed the hop, leave a comment for a chance to win!!
Pretty Little Studio Blog: http://prettylittlestudio.com/ blog/
Aimee Maddern: http:// aimeesarmoire.typepad.com/
Annette Allen: http:// myclevercreations.blogspot.com/
Annette Witherspoon: http:// www.aspoonfullofsugarcrafts.blo gspot.com/
Ashley Horton: http:// www.ashleyhortondesigns.com/
Candice Elliott: http:// truedivinehand.blogspot.com/
Christina Collins: http:// dontworry-bescrappy.blogspot.co m/
Heather Adams: http:// craftyscrapbooker.blogspot.com/
Janice Whiting: http:// www.janiceaileen.blogspot.com/
Jenni Calma: http:// www.papercardinal.blogspot.com/
Krissy McKee: http:// krissyclarkmckee.blogspot.com/
Lisa Spiegel: http:// lisaspiegel.typepad.com/ my_weblog/
Lisa Wilkinson: http:// www.createfor7.blogspot.com/
Mary Ann Jenkins: http://www.maryannjenkins.com/
Missy Whidden: http:// littlenuggetcreations.blogspot. com/
Penny Smith: http:// www.pennysmithdesigns.blogspot. com/
Tina Walker: http:// adogslife-thirteen.blogspot.com /
Love My Tapes Blog: http:// lovemytapes.blogspot.com/
So if you haven't started yet, let's get hopping! If you get lost along the way, just check below for the full lineup to get you back in the right direction. If you completed the hop, leave a comment for a chance to win!!
Pretty Little Studio Blog: http://prettylittlestudio.com/
Aimee Maddern: http://
Annette Allen: http://
Annette Witherspoon: http://
Ashley Horton: http://
Candice Elliott: http://
Christina Collins: http://
Heather Adams: http://
Janice Whiting: http://
Jenni Calma: http://
Krissy McKee: http://
Lisa Spiegel: http://
Lisa Wilkinson: http://
Mary Ann Jenkins: http://www.maryannjenkins.com/
Missy Whidden: http://
Penny Smith: http://
Tina Walker: http://
Love My Tapes Blog: http://
Monday, April 29, 2013
Stay Tuned for a Co Blog Hop!
Hi everyone! We have a fun surprise in store for you this week. Love My Tapes is teaming up with Pretty Little Studio for a co blog hop using our two products together. Their fresh, vintage and whimsical paper products complement our tapes well.
The fun begins tomorrow, when we will be featuring some lovely projects using images from their newly released Birthday Cake collection and our washi, fabric and lace tapes.
Oh, and let's not forget the prizes!! LOTS OF PRIZES!! Stop back tomorrow for the full line up and prepare to be dazzled!
Oh, and let's not forget the prizes!! LOTS OF PRIZES!! Stop back tomorrow for the full line up and prepare to be dazzled!
Friday, April 26, 2013
Embellishing With Tapes
Happy Friday, LMT fans! It's the weekend...finally :) I sure hope you're planning some scrappy time this weekend!
Missy here today to share with you a fun & easy way to use your tapes for embellishing on your projects. This is a page I created using the new Vintage Bliss line from Simple Stories. A few of my LMT tapes coordinated with it perfectly! I used it in a few different ways. The teal tape I used as a border strip along the left hand side. I also used another long strip of it above my arrows. You can use your tape in place of patterned paper, which is what I did here.
I also used a roll of coral colored fabric tape as a border strip here...it looks just like patterned paper that coordinates with the paper line.
The is was the most fun! I took a roll of white lace tape and covered some paper hearts I punched out. I tinted it pink by dabbing a small paint brush into some watered down coral colored paint, and TADA! Pink tape! You can do this with any color. I LOVE the texture and dimension the tape gives!
Another angle of the teal washi & coral fabric tape together. So easy to use!
There are so many ways to use your tapes...try and think outside the box when creating your projects. A little bit of tape can go a along way, and those little details can make a big difference on your pages!
Thanks so much for visiting us today, and have a FABULOUS weekend!
Missy here today to share with you a fun & easy way to use your tapes for embellishing on your projects. This is a page I created using the new Vintage Bliss line from Simple Stories. A few of my LMT tapes coordinated with it perfectly! I used it in a few different ways. The teal tape I used as a border strip along the left hand side. I also used another long strip of it above my arrows. You can use your tape in place of patterned paper, which is what I did here.
I also used a roll of coral colored fabric tape as a border strip here...it looks just like patterned paper that coordinates with the paper line.
The is was the most fun! I took a roll of white lace tape and covered some paper hearts I punched out. I tinted it pink by dabbing a small paint brush into some watered down coral colored paint, and TADA! Pink tape! You can do this with any color. I LOVE the texture and dimension the tape gives!
Another angle of the teal washi & coral fabric tape together. So easy to use!
There are so many ways to use your tapes...try and think outside the box when creating your projects. A little bit of tape can go a along way, and those little details can make a big difference on your pages!
Thanks so much for visiting us today, and have a FABULOUS weekend!
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Quality Not Quantity
Today I'm sharing a project that uses only one strip of washi tape. While the amount of washi tape is small, the impact is big. The contrast between the black and white chevron tape against the hot pink and lightning yellow colors really makes the tape pop.
In addition, I followed a sketch provided by Cardmaps. Have you ever sat down to make a card and just didn't know where to begin? I have. Sketches provide a great starting point and many are versatile enough to incorporate washi into the design.
When creating projects - whether they are cards, layouts, giftwraps or anything else - consider how washi tape can fit into your design.
Products used:
In addition, I followed a sketch provided by Cardmaps. Have you ever sat down to make a card and just didn't know where to begin? I have. Sketches provide a great starting point and many are versatile enough to incorporate washi into the design.
When creating projects - whether they are cards, layouts, giftwraps or anything else - consider how washi tape can fit into your design.
Monday, April 22, 2013
Journaling + LMT = Match Made in Heaven
Hi! It's Heather back again today with a super fun way to use Love My Tapes!
I used washi tape in my journaling. You might ask "How in the WORLD??" but it's really easy! I wrote out my journaling on a scrap piece of paper and circled the words I wanted to highlight with my washi tape. For me, planning is everything. Then I wrote out my journaling on my page, leaving space for some of the words. Then I tore off some washi tape the size of the allotted space I had left in my journaling and then placed some letter stickers on top of the washi! Originally I thought I would just write on top of the washi, but I wasn't sure what type of pen to use and I didn't want to it to rub off, so I just used letter stickers instead. Something that you might want to note is to use very sticky stickers. Some of mine tried to come off, so I might have to go back and add some additional adhesive to those.
This is a fun and easy way to liven up your journaling with some Love My Tapes washi! I hope you are inspired to use washi tape in your journaling now! :)
By the way, here are the rolls I used for my page:
Teal Polka Dot
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