Showing posts with label So In Love. Show all posts
Showing posts with label So In Love. Show all posts

Friday, 2 June 2017

So In Love - Final Class Project


This is the last of my May class projects. It's another very simple, but so pretty card, created using the So In Love products and the Falling in Love suite.

There are 3 dies in the So Detailed Thinlits dies set. I managed to use each of them in the class. This one is more like a book mark shape, but I trimmed the ends to use it as a panel for this card.


The Very Vanilla Satin ribbon is beautiful. Everyone received a full reel with their class kits, so I could be a little extravagant with it on the projects :o)

I stamped the large flower onto the Vanilla mat using Sahara Sand ink and then water coloured them using the Aqua Painter and ink pad.

The Butterly was created using the Watercolour Wings stamp set and matching framelits.


Here are all the May Class projects together.
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Wednesday, 31 May 2017

More ... using So In Love


This beautiful card was another of the projects created at my Project class this month.

It was inspired by one in the Spring / Summer catalogue. Very simple, but so lovely.


The So Detailed Thinlits dies are really delicate and very pretty. I'm quite sad that they are going. If we have stock remaining, then today will be your last chance to purchase them.


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Monday, 29 May 2017

So In Love with So Detailed Thinlits - Class Projects


I struggled to decide which products to focus on for my May Project class! There were so many lovely stamp sets and bundles in the Spring / Summer catalogue ..... and lots I hadn't yet used :o)

I finally decided to use the Falling In Love suite. These products are all so pretty together. They are perfect for Weddings, but so much more too.

This simple Gift Bag was created using the Simply Scored board. I used the Gift Bag punch board just to punch the shape on the sides of the opening Flap. 



We made a matching card for the Gift Bag. I really like how the design for the front panel came out on them both.

This actually took quite a while to design - in elapsed time. Do you ever create something, but are not completely happy with it when finished? But you can't quite place what it is that's 'wrong'. 

I originally created the card as is, but without the ½ Doily under the ribbon. I liked the card, but knew something was missing .... or not quite right. It took almost 2 weeks of looking at it on and off to work out what was wrong .... which is when the Doily with the paper backing was added. Now I'm happy :o)


The coordinating embellishments are truly lovely. I added them to the front panels by using a little Linen Thread to tie them onto the ribbon.

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