Seashore

Hello and a very happy Sunday to you - thanks for joining me today.

I went to the beach today. I normally do not go to the beach, because I hate all the sand that is very hard for a walking impaired person, like myself, to walk in. I don't like swimming in the ocean either because of all the animals (though they are adorable on film) that swim or live in the water.

But I went to the beach today to get some good pictures of my latest project. 

I was very much inspired by my last project when making this - because I thought the Beach house was laking a boat, so my first impulse was to make the cute 3d Rowboat from the new Grab the Bait kit.

I made this in AC Cardstock in Dark Kraft, Bayou, Mint and Pool and decorated it with patterned paper from Prima Marketing Inc "Seashore".

It's a very straightforward project to make with a great tutorial from Jodi the Designer. I inked all the edges with matching chalk ink pads also from Prima and tied a bit of hemp onto the front of the boat as a hawser.

But I didn't stop here because I have had my eye on the adorable 3D Birdhouse Gable Style from the Liberty Lane Kit and now I knew what to do with it :-) My initial idea was to make it as a housewarming gift for my Mother who just moved but now all I could see was…..a Boathouse.

It's made from AC Cardstock in Vanilla, Bayou and Dark Kraft and decorated as the boat, with Prima Marketing Inc. "Seashore"

I did make a few changes on the Birdhouse/Boathouse. 

First of all I deleted the small hole for the perch pole. Then I added a hole for the door on both the house and the panel. Then I created a kinda entry way around the door (just downsized the backpanel) and made hole for the door. This was done using my cameo and the make/release compound path features. The door is made from a rectangle and a circle I welded together on the Cameo and the large and tiny window I snatched from Cyndy's "Cabana Milk Carton" from the CG Under the Sea kit. Then I tied some hemp rope around the entry way, added some bling and a seahorse to the front of the house. And of course a tiny door handle.

I embossed the roof tiles with a Darice Wood Grain Embossing Folder and used three different papers for the raised panels on the side of the house. Finally I added some vellum behind the door and the top window and left out the bottom reinforcement piece, so it was easy to put in a LED tealight. Now it looks like somebody's home a night.

And then I went to the beach and took a couple of great shots of the whole project.

I really hope you like my version of the Birdhouse - now Boathouse and the little Rowboat. Both projects are downsized to 75% of the original and are now a wonderful reminder of my hometown of Grenaa located right out to the ocean. Hmmmm….. Sonja's lighthouse would be awesome next to these.

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Hello! with Lisa

Happy Friday! Lisa from The Relativity of Paper sharing a bright Hello with you today.  

I used the Nautical Box from the CG Under The Sea Collection and an A2 Size Card can be found in the Silhouette Design Store by Snapdragon Snippets. 

To create the top of the box I used the decorative layer that comes in the file and added the text hello. The eclipse text is popular right now and very simple to create.
All the paper is from DCWV Hello Darlin' Stack.

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Happy Haunts with Lisa

Happy Friday! Lisa from The Relativity of Paper, here, with you. I'm sharing a Cabana Milk Carton for Halloween candy today. I love the files at SVG Attic because you can use them in so many different ways, makes crafting fun.

This Milk Carton from the CG Under the Sea Kit is super easy to assemble with minimal cutting, always a good thing when you are in a hurry. 

I used Echo Park Paper Co. Halloween Town Paper Kit for my project. The milk carton would a great Halloween party favor.











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Pantry Party Gifts with Lisa

Hi and welcome, everyone. Lisa from The Relativity of Paper with you today and I'm sharing three fun gifts for a Pantry Party. Have you ever been to a Pantry Party? Pantry Parties can be a lot of fun and it's a great idea for anyone who is buying a new home, especially, young couples. 

Let's start with the CG Under the Sea box, just by changing the papers you can use this box for any occasion. I'm using it as a recipe box. One of the papers I'm using has recipe cards on it and they are a perfect for this box.The gift bag is the perfect size for a gift card, the card is so much fun and gorgeous. The bag and card are from the brand new JGW Apple Dandy Kit. Instead of adding the apples I used stickers from the Carta Bella Homemade with Love Paper Kit. I'm loving paper kits lately. All three projects are super simple to create and can be used for any occasion.

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Have A Sunshiny Day with Lisa

Happy Friday, everyone! Lisa from The Relativity of Paper and today I'm sharing two great ideas for summer gift giving. Using two pieces from the JGW Fathoms Deep Kit and CG Under the Sea Kit I created a gift box and card.  

Recently, I was in one of the local big box stores and found several paper kits marked down and I couldn't resist. Several of the kits are Summer themed, like this one I used by Authentique - Seafarer. It's nice to have new inspiration. 

The top of the box is the center of Seafarer Eleven paper and if that's not a sign I don't know what is. It's the exact size of the accent layer for the box. I cut the top accent layer and cut the side accents using the same paper. I love this paper with this box and card. I used coordinating papers from the same kit to create the card. The sentiment banner is from the kit, too. 

Look at the details on the sides of the lid, gorgeous! 

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Under the Sea

Hello SVG Attic fans! DT Sonja here with a very fun set that I got to make using two of our set files, the 'CG Under the Sea' and 'JGW Fathoms Deep'.

 This little beach shack is perfect for putting a treat inside! 

 I think this is my favorite card of the set! I love the depth and layers of it

 The submarine is from 'JGW Fathoms Deep'

 Under the belly of the sub is a great place to put a gift card or other goodies. 

 And to finish off my little set, here's a spinner/slider card

Sugar Bean Cards

Materials Used: 
DCWV 'Coastal' stack (found at Michael's with the coral colors)

CG Under the Sea

JGW Fathoms Deep

Silhouette Cameo

Craftwell eBrush

Aleene's Original Tacky Glue

Close to My Heart aqua dots

Scotch ATG gun

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Blast Off with Tracy

Do you know a couple of boys who love outer space?  I do and I found the perfect way to give them a fun little gift!
Tracy here from the Idea Closet and I want to share my latest project with you.

SVG Attic has some great files that any little (or big)  "astronaut" will love.

The rocket file comes from the JGW Outta This World Collection.

I love this, the top cone comes off  making  room for any candy or treat you would like to fill it with. There are many decorating options available with this file as well.

Jodi has easy to follow instructions here.

The Porthole box actually comes from a file in the CG Under the Sea Collection.

One night while I was watching The Martian at home with my husband, I saw  Matt Damon  looking out a Porthole, and I thought why not make the sea porthole a space porthole?

The top of the lid is a shaker card.  Instead of sea weed and shells I filled it with stars, the moon and a rocket made from the card box in the JGW Out of this World collection. ( I did have to shrink it down a bit to fit inside the window.)

This is a one piece box that opens up with room for more treats, cash or a small gift.

Here are the two collections I used to make this project.

CG Under the Sea

JGW Outta this World

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Shaker Clam Shell Box with Angeline

Happy Monday!

Angeline from ScrappyScrappy -- here to share with you a shaker clam shell box I made using CG Under the Sea kit.

This clam shell box is so unique because it mimics the porthole AND it is a SHAKER "card" box.

I added some under the sea creatures stamps that I have colored and cut out to adhere onto the base. Then I added a multi-colored glitter as the shaker element.

Here's the view from the top!

Hope you're inspired to make your very own shaker clam shell box!

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Under the Sea Slider Card with Angeline

Happy Monday.

Angeline from ScrappyScrappy here to share with you an interactive slider card I made using CG Under the Sea kit.

This set is AMAZING and Cyndy did such a great job creating this kit. 

Interactive cards are THE trend right now and this card is just PERFECT to go wild with your imagination.

I gave the diver a funky cool looking suit to swim under the sea with all the pretty sea creatures.

Oh, and he says "Hi there"! :)

I inked up the corals with some distress inks for some soft blend of colors and added glitter to the bubbles too.

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Under The Sea ~ with Cyndy G.

I am super excited to share with you today a new kit I created CG Under the Sea!  The inspiration for this kit was the Graphic 45 collection Beneath the Sea.

Up first is the Deep Sea Diver Slider Card.  This was my first time making one of these 

and I am definitely going to make more.  They are very fun.  

The elements of the cards are also included as jpg's for those of you who prefer to print and cut.  The card will fit a standard A7 envelope, so it shouldn't cost you too much to mail!  I have friends that still mail cards and I try to design with the cost of postage in mind.

There is also a Sub Box Card.  

This one was so much fun to create.  You can also use an A7 envelope for this card.

Next up is the 4x6 Nautical Box.  

I don't know about you but I just LOVE the Ephemera Cards from Graphic 45.  

So I decided to make a little box that you could make and highlight a 4x6 ephemera card.

There is also a Porthole box.  This cute little box has a porthole shaker attached to the top.

I used decorative paper as the background for the shaker.

Lastly, their is a Cabana Milk Carton Box because you need somewhere to change into your wet suit.

I hope you have enjoyed seeing the new kit CG Under the Sea.  

Here is a list of the products I used:

Graphic 45 - Beneath the Sea 12x12 and 6x6 pads

Trendy Twine - Totally White

AC Card Stock

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Do what inspires you,

Cyndy G