Tiny Treats

...is a darling set that will be releasing from Papertrey Ink on December 15th!!

 

who couldn't use a little life savor every once and a while?

I stamped the sentiment onto white card stock and then cut each word and used them separately.  Glitter was added with a glue pen.

Papertrey products:

Stamps: Tiny Treats and Background Basics Hearts

Inks: Aqua Mist and Burnt Umber

Paper: Aqua Mist, White and Pure Poppy

Other: heart shaped metal tin, Fresh Snow velvet ribbon

other:

red colored pencil, Sakura Glue pen and Art Glitter

mini tutorial of how to create a moving element:

 

 

trace the lid onto the back of the card stock, cut a slit in the center (the sailboat path) score and bend some paper that will go behind the sailboat...adhere to the boat and tuck the paper flaps under the slit and secure to the bottom cut heart along the edge of the heart...voila...it moves!

...and here is a non-Valentine's project using the same set:

Papertrey products:

Stamps: Polka Dot Basics 2 & Mega Mixed Messages

Ink: Burnt Umber and Summer Sunrise

Paper: Lemon Tart and Kraft

Other: Lemon Tart Vintage buttons, Lemon Tart Topnotch Twill ribbon

(Doesn't that delicious Lemon Tart color just make your lips pucker?)

other:

Fiskars punch, Creative Impressions brads and Doodlebug glitter, Sakura glue pen and Zva foam circles to add dimension behind the onsie.

This set includes the sweetest animals and images.  I am going to pounce on the airplane and puppy as soon as I get the chance.  Each image has a sentiment that compliments them perfectly, making this set so easy to use!  that cute bunny will come in handy when Easter arrives. They are the same scale, so I intend to combine them as well.  I don't know about you, but i love the look of mixed fonts...text with cursive...yummm :)

...and a third sneak of a new template that I designed for Papertrey this month. 

something that's super fun about my card templates...each design includes a card base, an outline and a dotted outline.  The outline and dotted lined images can be re-sized and keep their shape, so that they can be used as an accent, used as a stitching template or used with a paper piercing tool.  Each image includes a "mirrored" image which is great for when you don't want the lines to show on the front.  The image will print in reverse (on the back of your paper) and you can poke the holes for easy stitching.  Choose to use all holes or every other one.  They are so versatile...and FUN!!

This is what the back would look like after I used my piercer to poke the holes:

 

Papertrey Products:

Stamps: Simple Valentine

Inks: Sweet Blush

Paper: Rustic Cream and Vintage Cream

Other:

DMC Embroidery Floss and Zva Creative foam squares 

*FF Diane Sheer holds the record for licking the most stamps in a five minute period. She slobbered on 225 of the little things* (ewww, why?)

Thanks for joining me today :)

inky hugs

Comments

[Alyssa B]

great projects, LOVE the sail boat tin!

[Elizabeth S.]

Love that sailboat tin! Thanks for sharing how you made it.
all of your projects are great,
Liz

[Debbie Olson]

Both are darling, Kim, but I especially love the boat!

[Vanessa Menhorn]

Fabulous projects - the tin is adorable! And your FF cracked me up!

[Laura.K]

wow. I love the two hearts together. And the blue box is sooooooooo sweet.

[Nellies Nest]

Cute projects...love the baby card, too....lots of good ideas, and the template looks like it will be lots of fun and very useful!!

[Nancy M]

It's all in the details. Lifesavers in the tin - how perfect.

Your templates are intriguing with their versatility.

[Nancy L.]

Love that baby card! great idea to add ribbon to the apron lace edge punch!!!

[Kim Costello]

Wow Kim so ingenious just LOVE the tin, so very clever!!! Your creativity knows no bounds and love the baby card so fun! Admire your stitching too! HuGs Kim :)

[Regan]

OMG I'm dying here!!!

Cute overload!

[Loydene]

Those burnt umber dots on the kraft cardstock are fabulous! And the apron lace punch across the top with the little yellow bow --- great combination!

[Heidi S]

The sailboat tin is adorable! I'm loving your templates! You're so creative and you've thought of everything!!!

[Deanna]

Amazing, i am so excited to see all these!

[Mary Ashby]

Sigh. Oh, Kim. My wallet only got a little break when you retired from your CHF stamp design... You're at it again! So cute! :)

[Sue Lelli]

That boat is the cutest thing I have EVER seen! AMAZING!

[sunghee]

Wow~! You ALWAYS amaze me! LOVE all your projects!

[Bonnie Sharp]

oh my goodness Kim! What a sweet array of projects! This little set is by far the cutest Valentine set I have seen in a long time! You are a master! Yes, that's a lot of exclamation marks isn't it - but I'm excited!!

[laurie hunt]

Kim it is so great to have you working with PTI. I always follow the PTI activity each month -- can you say addicted? And as I paired down my blogs that I follow, I kept yours (did you have a doubt?) and now the two work together. Match made in heaven -- I hope! You have done three different things here that utilize the same stuff. Versatility. That's the best when making purchases. I think your new templates are MARVELOUS!!!

[Sherry Wright]

Adorable Kim, love that little treat tin!!

[Charmayne]

Hi Kim, terrific idea with that sailboat, can be used with any image! thanks for sharing...

[Charmaine Ikach]

Absolutely darling, Kim! Every single one!