Label Framelets Purse

Labels Framelit Clutch Purse

This is one of the projects (each person picked their favorite new in color as the base) my Big Shot Club members and guests created this past weekend at the “You’ve Been Framed” class. The focus of the class was on framelits and different things you could do with them! 

This 3D clutch purse is made out of the Labels Framelits (CASE’d the idea from another demonstrator, Jeannine Tarrio). I added my own personal touch by changing out the closure at the top with the Silver Glimmer Paper punched out with the 1/2″ Circle Punch and add some framelit embossing around the edges of the purse! Super easy to do and fun! All you need to do is flip the Framelit over (blade side away from the paper) and run it through the Big Shot Die Cutting Machine.

 

The KREATION featured products:

Stamp Sets: Mixed Bunch (Wood Mount 125535, Clear Mount 125537)
Paper: Silver Glimmer Paper (124005), Raspberry Ripple (126842), Basic Black (121045), Whisper White (100730)
Ink: Raspberry Ripple (126859)
Tools: Big Shot Die Cutting Machine (113439), Polka Dots Textured Impressions Embossing Folder (117335), Labels Framelits (125598), Blossom Punch (125603), 2-1/2″ Circle Punch (120906), 1/2” Circle Punch (119869), Simply Scored Scoring Tool (122334), Paper Snips (103579), Tabletop Paper Cutter (106959), Sticky Strip (104294)


Mixed Bunch Stamp Set
Wood Mount 125535- $27.95; Clear Mount 125537- $21.95  

Labels Collection Framelits
125598 – $26.95

Paper Flowers

Click here or see the below pictures for the free tutorial Stampin’ Up provided.


 


 

Thinking of You Cards and Gift Card Holder Using Labels Framelit

The leaves are stamped in 3 different colors – Pumpkin Pie, Crushed Curry and Cajun Craze using a combination of regular stamping and then stamping off (to get a lighter color). I started with the lightest color and finishing with the darkest.

After I stamped the images, I used the Blender Pen to pull the colors together on the leaves to give a softer look.

The KREATION featured products:

Stamp Sets: Magnificent Maple (Wood Mount 131868), Sweet Essentials (Wood Mount 132085, Clear Mount 126457)
Paper: Crushed Curry (131199), Cajun Craze (119684), Very Vanilla (101650)
Ink: Pumpkin Pie (126945), Crushed Curry (131173), Cajun Craze (126965)
Tools: Simply Scored Scoring Tool (122334), Stampin’ Dimensionals (104430)


I was asked by friend if I could make a gift card holder for a Fall themed Bridal Shower. I immediately thought of the Labels Framelit Clutch Purse I created a while back and knew it would be perfect.

I stamped the Magnificent Maple leaf with Crushed Curry then used a sponge dauber to apply Cajun Crazy to the outer edges of the leaf. Love how it came out! Makes it look more real.

The KREATION featured products:

Stamp Sets: Magnificent Maple (Wood Mount 130300)
Paper: Crushed Curry (131199), Cajun Craze (119684), Early Expresso (119686), Very Vanilla (101650)
Ink: Crushed Curry (131173), Cajun Craze (126965)
Tools: Big Shot Die Cutting Machine (113439), Labels Collection Framelits (125598), 2-1/2″ Circle Punch (120906), Paper Snips (103579), Simply Scored Scoring Tool (122334), Stampin’ Dimensionals (104430), Sponge Daubers (102892)


 

Use Lattice Die to Make Pop-Up Card

Here is a look at the inside:

You can see that there are panels covering the top and bottom of the card.  This is attaching the top and bottom of the lattice die to the card which then holds the pop out in the center…

I had to score this one to get it to fit in the card.
You can kind of see how the lattice works here:

I cut the lattice die in half, and scored it at every intersection… then glued the end pieces behind the panels and left the center to fold out…

Lattice die, that I cut in half…

and scored.

I glued the ends to the panels that hold them to the card (3×2.25)

So, this is what the final inside panel looks like.  Then, you glue the ends of the black panels to the card (top and bottom) and you get this…

This is what you stick the pop up on.  And, you can use this for ANYTHING.  Not just Halloween.  What a fun surprise!!
AND, when I was making these, I received my envelope board.  So, I had to make matching envelopes.  Though these are 3×3 cards, I decided to make envies for 3.5 cards (which is a little big) because I was worried that the thickness of the card would not let the card fit into the envelope.
One last look:
 

Lattice Stampin' Up! Bigz Die    115958
Price: $21.95
Stampin' Up!'s exclusive Lattice Bigz die create delicate designs from any card stock, Designer Series paper, or other material. Use the Lattice design as an elegant overlay or a focal piece on your project. This Lattice die was designed as a repeatable image, allowing you to create beautiful designs on larger projects as well. * Can cut through multiple sheets of card stock, Texture Cuts wood sheets, window sheets, Décor Elements sheets, and more * Use with Sizzix Big Shot machine and standard cutting pads G281 * Die size: 5-1/2" x 6"   White Stampin Chalk Marker White Stampin Chalk Marker     132133 Price: $3.50 Is it chalk? Is it a pen? It's a pen that looks like chalk! Get the popular chalk-look with this permanent-ink pen. Perfect for writing on black and other dark-colored papers. Single tip. Acid free. BRAND NEW CHALK MARKER by SU!  This is a PEN you should definitely get.  It writes so smooth and it is definitely by far the BEST white marker on the market.

Layer On Layer On Layer Leaf Card - by Susan Carlson

I created several versions of the same style card using different card stock color combinations.  For all of the cards I used Crushed Curry and Pumpkin Pie inks. I also added Cajun Craze to a few of them.  Once completed, the cards needed something "extra," so I added some Crumb Cake splotches from Gorgeous Grunge.  Here they are in no particular order:

I purposefully did not add sentiments to these cards.  It's always good to have all-purpose cards around that are ready to be personalized.

Using the "Magnificant Maple" leaf stamp from Stampin' Up

Item 131868 $9.95

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Making A Box Using the Envelope Punch Board

Just a reminder – start with 9×9 piece of cardstock, make your first 2 score marks on the same side at 3.5 and4.5 (all inches)