Hello Evelin T Design Fans! It's Amy with my first design post. I'm so excited to show you what I made especially for today! I'm featuring the Evergreen Foliage and Alpha Blocks sets.
My card front consists of 5 layers. I love to incorporate layers for added interest without the additional bulk of foam adhesive. Today's card also includes cork layers.
I've been paying more attention to the interior of my cards. I added an additional greeting. Don't you just love the Alpha Blocks set? The options are endless!
I'm pretty sure that everyone loves Happy Mail! I kept my overall color palette the same.
What are some of your favorite color combos? I'd love to hear from you!
Hi Folks! Kelly Griglione here with a fun, interactive card for your favorite coffee lover! The new Coffee Art
set is loaded with all sorts of different art you can add to your
coffee. And why pick just one?! I sure didn't want to, so for my first design team post I set about
creating a spinner card featuring ALL the coffee art!
No
special dies needed, just some good old-fashioned construction skills
that I'm going to share here. To begin with, I designed the top of the
card with all the cute coffee cups, and picked one of the coffee cups to
showcase the changing art inside. For that cup I cut a circle out of
the inside to make a window.
For
the mechanism inside I cut a circle from brown cardstock (if you don't
have a circle die, just trace around a tin can or something else in your
kitchen). Then I poked a hole in the center and put the tip of a pencil
through so I can mark where it should be attached to the card base. At
this point you should also line up the top of the card over the brown
circle to make sure the art will show through the window in the coffee
cup. This is when I realized the brown circle was a little too small to
hang over the edge for it to be spun. No worries, I just cut a larger
white circle and adhered it underneath the brown circle. Then I put a
brad through the middle of the circles to attach them to the card base.
To
make sure the art is stamped in the right place, I divided the brown
circle in 6 equal sections and lined up the top of the card over
everything. I stamped the coffee art through the window of the coffee
cup, spun the circle to the next section, stamped another coffee art,
spun the circle, stamped, spun, stamped, spun, etc.
To make sure the brown circle spins freely, I built up some layers around it.
Then
I adhered the layers to the card base, and attached the brown circle
spinner with a brad to the base. The top of the card is adhered to the
layers. Now I can add the rest of the coffee cups and sentiment to the
top of the card.
And here it is all assembled!
As you spin the circle, a new piece of coffee art appears! The recipient can have a new card almost every day of the week.
And here are all the different variations! Would
you like to see it in action?
Fun, right?! I really enjoy making
interactive cards like these. It's a challenge to see if I can take an
idea and make it work.
I hope you enjoyed seeing this spinner card take place, and maybe have some ideas of your own to try!
Welcome everyone... Annette Allen here with you today to share my first design team post on the new Evelin T. Designs blog. I am so excited to be a part of Evelin's new adventure. Today I created two cards using Sneaky Kitties and Evergreen Foliage stamp set.
I stamped the image on the card base and again on a separate piece of card-stock. I took the seconded stamped image and colored it up with Copic Sketch makers. I die cut part of the image and lined it up on my card base using some foam adhesives to give it some dimension.
I had some misc scraps of designer paper and cut them into strips to highlight the colors I colored the image with. Finishing up with stamping the sentiment on some kraft card-stock, trimmed and adhered to card with foam tape.
I created a stamped background by stamping the same image multiple times. Colored with Copic Sketch markers. Finishing up with stamping this pretty sentiment on designer paper and die cutting this sweet tag. I added some burlap string and tied a bow. The tag is adhered using foam tape to give it some dimension.
Head on over to our YouTube Channel today to watch my kiddo and I crafting using Alpha Blocks and Reading Buddies. He really wanted to share how he made this card and we hope you will enjoy watching it!
We do have a Giveaway that is currently going on, check out this Post for all the details on how to enter!
Have a great day! One more day to Friday and onwards to the weekend... yippee!
And thank you so much for being a part of our First Release! We are working hard to fulfill all orders and illustrating new designs for the next release :)
Our first YouTube video will be up tomorrow, so be sure to subscribe to our channel if you'll like to catch a crafty video of my kiddo and I crafting with our stamp sets.
We are so excited about today because today is the day of our First Release here at Evelin T Designs! We have 6 new stamp sets to share with you and a blog hop full of inspirations and a chance to win a prize as well.
This is just a small peek into what you will be seeing as you hop along! Continue reading for Hop & Giveaway details. There is a bunch of amazing inspirations from our talented Designers as they showcase our brand new stamps.
All of our First Release stamps are now available in our online store . Our store goes live at 9am EST today.
Here's a card I made using the Reading Buddies and Alpha Blocks set.
One lucky person will stand a chance to win a $25 gift certificate, all you have to do is hop along each stop & leave a comment along the way to be entered to win! You have until Sunday, May 12th at 11:59pm PST to leave a comment. For extra chances to win, please leave a separate comment on this post letting us know that you just followed us on Instagram, Facebook and YouTube.
The winner will be posted on the GIVEAWAY PAGE on Monday, May 13th. You must check this page & claim your prize within 2 weeks.
We hope you have enjoyed the Hop and getting inspired by all the projects the Designers have prepared!
Which are your favorite sets? Let us know in the comments below.
This is our Final Sneak Peek! I can't wait for you to see the full pictures of the cards I have been sneaking. The Designers have worked hard on them and I hope you have been loving the sneaks.
This set featured in the sneak is called Sneaky Kitties and they are sneakily adorable!
We are taking a break on Sunday and returning on Monday for our First Release! It's really happening!! Check back on Monday to see all the stamp sets and the projects our Designers have lovingly created and our giveaway too!
The stamp sets will also be available for purchase starting from 9am EST.
Wow! It's already Sneak Peek #5... one more sneak and we will be revealing our First Release on Monday, May 6th! This cute little set is called Coffee Loving Critters because well, it's full of adorable little critters who loves coffee, tea, hot chocolate and more!
What else do you think I included in this set besides little critters holding their mugs full of yummy beverages?
Oh, and we are also participating in the Coffee Lovers' Blog Hop so if you happen to drop by from over there, HALLO and if you have not checked them out, do hop on over for more inspirations and a ton of giveaway (yes, we are participating in the giveaway over there too!)
Have an amazing Friday! Remember to check back tomorrow for the last sneak that you don't want to miss and of course, the BIG REVEAL on Monday!
Sneak Peek #4 is for the book lovers in us :) This set is called Reading Buddies and this card features piles of books but can you guess what else is included in this set? It's going to be a surprise but for those of you who are pretty much familiar with the stamp sets that I have designed before, you might have already made a correct guess as to what else is included!
Sneak Peek #3 is called Coffee Art but it's for all the coffee-tea-hot chocolate loving crafters out there! Personally I am partial to coffee but I do love myself some hot chocolate and tea when the occasion arises too.
What about you? And what other images do you think I have included in this set?
