Wednesday, February 1, 2012

Treat Box Tutorial :: Kim Score

Hello everyone, are you ready to try something fun?  This is Kim Score, the design team tutorial expert with a  quick and cute treat box idea.  Did you know that Peachy Keen has 4" face stamps?   Today I will show you how to make the basic treat container box with three different design ideas.  Get creative and try some of the other 4" face stamps to create your own little cuties!


BASIC TREAT BOX TUTORIAL

Step 1
Cut a piece of card stock 9-1/2" x 8-1/4".  On the longer side, score at 1/2", 2", 5", 6-1/2".  On the shorter side, score at 1-1/2", 2", 7".

Step 2
Cut the card stock as indicated in the diagram below.  The gray areas are the areas to be cut out. For a larger view, click on the picture.

Step 3
Apply a strong adhesive like sticky strip along the 1/2" score line on the left and attach to other end to form box.  Glue or tape bottom of box in place.  

Step 4
Pinch the top of box closed.  Add a velcro dot to the box and fold over flap at top to keep closed.  The basic treat box is finished!  Now, embellish your box with a face.

 

Spring Chick

Supplies:
4" wide oval die, template or tool for cutting large ovals
So Saffron and Peach Parfait card stock
Basic Black, More Mustard, Pumpkin Pie, Cajun Craze ink pads
5 Petal Flower punch, 2-3/8" Scallop Circle punch
So Saffron, Peach Parfait, Pumpkin Pie markers
Uni-ball white gel pen
Pink chalk
Sponge Daubers
Dimensionals

Create basic box in So Saffron.  Stamp face on So Saffron, highlight eyes with uni-ball, color lids and beak with markers and sponge pink chalk onto cheeks.  Punch a 5 Petal Flower in So Saffron and 2 in Peach Parfait.  Punch a 2-3/8" Scallop Circle in So Saffron and cut in half.  Sponge edges of all saffron pieces with More Mustard ink.  Sponge edges of peach pieces with Cajun Craze ink.  Glue feet to bottom of box.  Glue feathers on top of head.  Attach head to box flap and wings to box with dimensionals.

Frosty Snowman

Supplies:
4" Wide Circle die, template or circle cutting tool
Shimmery White, Basic Black, Chocolate Chip, Peach Parfait card stocks
Basic Black, Cajun Craze ink pads
pink chalk
Wide ribbon of choice
dimensionals
sponge daubers
1/2" Circle punch

Create basic box in Shimmery White.  Stamp face on Shimmery White, sponge chalk onto cheeks.  Stamp face onto Peach Parfait card stock.  Cut the nose out and sponge edges with cajun craze ink.  Glue nose onto face (or attach with dimensional).  Cut out head and attach to box flap with dimensionals.  Punch 3 circles in black and attach to front with dimensionals.  Wrap ribbon around neck and tie in knot.  Hand cut 2 arms out of Chocolate Chip card stock.  Attach arms to front with dimensionals.

Ginger Girl

Supplies:
4" wide oval die, template or tool for cutting large ovals
Creamy Caramel, Blushing Bride, glittery red card stocks
Basic Black, Chocolate Chip, Blushing Bride ink pads
Pink chalk
Uni-Ball white gel pen
Heart to Heart punch
Scrap of ribbon 
dimensionals

Create basic box in Creamy Caramel.  Stamp face on creamy caramel, add white highlights to eyes and sponge chalk onto cheeks.  Stamp face onto Blushing Bride card stock.  Cut out nose, sponge edges with blushing bride ink and attach to face with dimensional.  Cut out head and sponge edges with chocolate chip ink.  Draw on frosting with uni-ball gel pen. Glue knot bow onto head.  Attach head to box flap with dimensionals.  Punch out heart and attach to front with dimensional.

Want to see some more fun tutorials?  Head over to my blog at www.paperpunchaddiction.com

Thanks for visiting us today!

Monday, January 30, 2012

Cupid's Sting :: Amy Crockett

Hello Peachy friends!!  This is Amy with a fun project using the new Cupid's Sting stamp set.  I just love Valentine's Day and this adorable image is so fun color with my Copic markers.  Isn't his expression fabulous?!?  I added some white gel pen accents to the colored image and a gold colored paint pen to color in the halo as well as some glossy accents to the heart on the arrow.  I then cut it out with my Large Circle Nestabilities set. 

I also embossed the edges with my Nestabilites in my Cuttlebug and then added some blue ink with my ink blending tool and two shades of blue.  I used the lighter one first and moved in closer to the image and then with the darker color, I just stayed closer to the outside making sure to blend it all together again with the lighter color.
I finished it all up with some ribbon, bakers twine, a button, glitter, a doily, and some pen stitching.  I hope that this has inspired you to get some stamping done for cards to send to loved ones this Valentine's Day!!

Hugs,
Amy

Supplies-
*Cardstock - Bazzill
*Patterned paper - Pink Paislee
*Stamps - Cupid's Sting by Peachy Keen Stamps
*Ink - Memento (black), Stampin' Up! (blues)
*Markers - Copic
*Die cuts - Cuttlebug and Nestabilities
*Pen - Zig (black), Uni-ball (white)
*Ribbon - Stampin' Up!
*Twine - The Twinery
*Glossy accents and Ink blending tool- Ranger 
*Glitter - Martha Stewart
*Other - button, doily

Friday, January 27, 2012

Sweet Heart Decorating :: Glorajean Beardall

Hello sweet Peachy Keen fans. This is Glora from Glora's Crafts and today I have a fun Valentine's Day decor item to share with you. These cute little dangling decorations are very simple to make and are about 2 feet long. I made 3 different ones and I'm planning on using them as Valentine's Day decorations.


Are you interested in making some of these? Well here is what I used to make them. First, I cut this heart from the Sweethearts Cricut cartridge at 5". I cut 3 white scalloped hearts and 6 pink hearts so that I could make them double sided. They swirl around a little and I wanted both sides to be equally as cute. For the adorable faces I used some of the beautiful 4" face stamps from Peachy Keen Stamps. Yes that is right 4" faces. I'm completely in love with them and my mind has been swimming with all the possibilities. I used the faces called, PKK-03 4" Happy Lash Simple Smile, PKK-05 4" Happy Lashes - Open Mouth and PKK-06 4" Happy Lash Mouth Open w/ Tongue Out.

Here is a little closer look at the face with the tongue out:


For the swirl piece all I did was take a spiral shape from the Flower Shoppe Cricut cartridge. Here is a picture of what it looks like when it is first cut out:


I cut it at 4 1/2" but you could cut it smaller or larger depending on how long you want yours to be. I punched a hole in the piece at the very center and one at the end of the spiral. Then I put some twine through the holes and tied a knot to make some little loops. The top twine loop so that I can hang my decoration up and the bottom one is to attach the dangling double sided hearts. The weight of the heart on the middle part pulls the spiral down and makes a long whimsical decoration.

I think I will be making some of these for each holiday using these awesome 4" faces. I'm thinking shamrocks, easter eggs, ghosts, snowflakes, the possibilities are endless...

I also want to show you a close up of each heart real quick because I think these faces make the hearts look SO sweet! Just imagine how cute these hearts would look as a 5" shaped card for Valentine's Day.








Thanks for stopping by today. I hope you were inspired to try something fun and different. Have a super Peachy day! Hugs- Glora