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Saturday, October 1, 2011

Just the right touch!

You know when you finish a layout and it is missing something?
It seems like lately I reach for these beautiful lace tapes from Love My Tapes! 
and it's the perfect touch! They go with all types of projects and I love that
I don't have to add the adhesive and get it all over the place (except where I
truly want it!) because it's already on there and it stays where I put it!
Image of 1 pack lace tape - 15mm x 2M - Beige - LT2003
This is the one I used on this project
Item#: LT 2003
You must try these You will be hooked!
Beige Color

Wednesday, September 28, 2011

Fabric Tape Headband

Hi friends! It's Ashley here today to share a fun project with you! This is a a pretty fast craft that you can put together for all sorts of things! You can make a headband to match your outfit or you can give these away as a gift.


All I did was take a plain headband and wrap it in some Baylee Fabric Tape. This was really simple to do. It didn't take too much tape, you could probably make 5-6 headbands from one roll of tape! The flower is from Hair Doodles. I have tons of flowers from there and now I can make cute headbands to match!

Have a great day, everyone!

Tuesday, September 27, 2011

One in a Million card

Hello my friends! Giovana here with a CAS card. This time I used the pretty Dark Lace Ribbon tape as an accent to my project. Super easy!!

Directions:
  • Make card from White Cardstock. 5" square.
  • Cut a panel from White CS (4.5" square), ink all edges. Stamp image and highlight borders.
  • Stamp 1 little flower, die-cut, color it and adhere it to card.
  • Stamp sentiment.
  • Adhere Dark Pink Lace Ribbon Tape.
Card Recipe:
1.  Cardstock: White (Gina K. Designs)
2.  Stamps: Hydrangea/Posy Branch, Posy Patch Flowers (Heartfelt Creations)
3.  Ink: Memento Sweet Plum (Tsukineko), Black Soot Distress (Ranger Industries)
4.  Embellishments: Light Lilac Rhinestones (Kaisercraft), Dark Pink Lace Tape (Love My Tapes)
5.  Accessories: Posy Patch Die (Heartfelt Creations), Glue, Large Pop Dots, V01 Copic Marker, Sponges.

Hope you like it!
Have a great day!

Saturday, September 24, 2011

Creepy Coffin

Today I want to share a fun little Halloween project with you.  Next to Christmas my favorite holiday is Halloween....all that candy YUM!!  Ok it's not all about the candy, I also love to go all out with the decorations.

Here is a fun little decoration I made to add to my Halloween display.  I started by covering the lid with this leather like Fabric Sheet, the feel of this is so amazing.

Once I had the lid covered I wanted to grunge it up a bit, so I stamped using Stazon, and I also used embossing powders to make some of the images pop! 


I added a little black Lace Tape to the edges of the lid to finish it off.


To finish off the inside of the coffin I added some paper & stamps to the underside of the lid, and of course had to add a spooky little skeleton!


I hope that this project will help you think a little outside the box (no pun intended) and try different things with your Fabric Sheets & Lace Tapes!

Wednesday, September 21, 2011

Fabric Sheet Flower Card

Hi friends! It's Ashley here to show you a card today.
I decided to make a flower by layering hand cut circles of the FS035 fabric and the Fs034 fabric. After cutting the concentric circles, I inked the edges for a little color and then layered them. One of those most awesome thing about this flower is that it's VERY flat making it mail friendly. Most handmade flowers are hard to mail. I used Imaginisce paper, a Lawn Fawn stamp and some seam binding as well for this card.

Have a great day!

Monday, September 19, 2011

What's brewin'

Hello Love My Tapes fans! Hope you had a great weekend. Today's card is easy using a couple of my favorite products: Lace Ribbon and Fabric Sheet Tape. My card was done in no time and ready to be sent to my coffee lover friend :) The image and sentiment are from "Cool Beans" by Gina K. Designs.

Directions:
  1. Make a card base form Ivory Cardstock. 5.5" x 4.25"
  2. Emboss bottom part of your front card.
  3. Adhere Dark Pink Lace Tape Ribbon.
  4. Stamp sentiment in Vintage Photo Distress Ink.
  5. Die-cut a piece of Leather Fabric Sheet using Square Nestabilities. Adhere it to card.
  6. Stamp image onto White CS, color it with Markers. Die-cut, emboss and stencil piece with Square Nestabilities. Add Glitter to small parts of image.
  7. Add Pink Rhinestones.

TIP: To get a nice and smooth cut, add a piece of paper at the bottom of you sandwich plate, it will take few times, when you see the paper is all die-cut that means your fabric tape is cut out too!!

Hope you like it!
Have a great day.

Friday, September 16, 2011

What to do with fabric ribbon!


I am having so much fun with Love my Tapes -
this is fabric ribbon with the adhesive already on the back!
This one is called Chloe polka dots
and it matches Ta Da's papers Goody Two Shoes collection perfectly!
The album is from Clear Scraps.
Crinkling up your ribbon makes a great accent and
because there is already adhesive on the back it makes it super easy to do!
If you haven't checked out these tapes, you should -
they have almost every color you can think of! 
Happy crafting!