I busted out some Core’dinations papers earlier in the week… just to play with… and I thought I’d share photos of four of the projects that I made.
I’ll list some product information but the projects are pretty darn easy. I know you can figure them out! 🙂
I always did think that Core’dinations papers were fun but now that they have paper that is already embossed (in some amazing designs I might add) I really like them.
I used two different Core’dinations papers above. I just sanded the background paper and the strip near the bottom is sanded and torn on both sides.
The paper sicker embellishment I believe is a K & Company but I looked through their site and didn’t find it.
The paper flowers are from Petaloo a company who won me over at Summer CHA with their new line that you can see here. LOVE! LOVE! LOVE!
I used the same technique on this card with the sanded background and the torn and sanded strip.
The apple silhouette is from the Child’s Year cartridge for the Cricut.
The Thank You stamp is from a cheap dollar bin. I’m not sure of the company. It’s stamped with Onyx Staz On ink.
Flower sticker from K & Company and I believe Happy Birthday is form Mrs. Grossman. The top half is sanded and torn Core’dinations and the bottom half is a plain brown card.
This is one of those fun MDF frames that I’m always crafting with. Just search “MDF frame” or “frame” in the right side bar of this blog and you’ll find more samples of these.
I sanded the paper and then adhered it to the frame with Paper Cement and then cut around it with Martha Stewarts’ craft knife. (Seriously in love with the craft knife, just so you know.)
The cabin sticker is from Jolee’s and the pine trees are rusty metal trees from the wood department of the craft store.
The RELAX stickers are K & Company and you can see them here.
I gave away two packages of Core’dinations papers in March for National Craft Month. My 500th blog post will come sometime in September and I’m planning a fun party. Don’t be surprised if there is a Core’dinations stack to be given away then. 🙂
