Hi all and Happy Labor Day! For those in the U.S., I hope you have had a wonderfully relaxing weekend. As I type this, I'm enjoying some much needed R & R with family! I did have some time to create this weekend and it was just in time for something new and fun -- a Scor-Pal Designer Challenge! Play along and you could not only get a chance at winning some fun goodies, but you just might be picked to be a guest designer!
THE CHALLENGE: This month's challenge was to create something "out of the box" -- in other words, some sort of box with your trusty Scor-Pal or Scor-Buddy! You can read up on the challenge HERE!
On to my project! Being that the challenge is to make a box, I spent quite a bit of time surfing through the projects library at Scor-Pal.com. I ultimately picked THIS project called Haunted Treat Bag. I thought it was cute! I chose a fall theme for my project and since I knew I wanted to include some chocolate covered sunflower seeds, I picked Flourishes Sunflowers set. Here's a peek before I put it all together!
If you want step-by-step instructions, please click on the link above, Teresa Payne did a wonderful job!
I stamped my sunflower on Flourishes Classic White card stock and then colored it up with Copic Markers using the Sunflower, Flesh Tones 2, Poppy and Evergreen Collections grouped by Flourishes. I cut it out and then popped it up using foam tape onto my bag/box front. I did add something a little extra to my project. I cut a piece of brown card stock to measure 4 by 3 and -- laying the piece with the 4" a the top of my Scor-Pal, I scored at the 2" line and then used a decorative border punchy to edge the piece. I thought this would be a cute topper. Add a sentiment and some twine to secure and.... viola!
Here's a look at the finished project!
One of my friends just had a birthday this weekend and next week we have a lunch date, I'm going to slip a gift card inside too and hope she enjoys!
Be sure to check out the other creations from the Scor-pal DT. I am sure you won't be disappointed!
- Diane Zechman
- Gini Cagle
- Julie Koerber -- you are here!
- Lisa Andrews
- Katie Tate
- Stephanie Ackerman
- Tami Mayberry
If you play along and upload to Splitcoaststampers, please use the keyword SPDC1. At the end of the month, Tami will randomly draw one winner for a Scor-Tape prize! One designer's project will also be picked from the entries and that designer will join us as an October Guest Designer. What fun!!!! So, get creating! ;-)
See you back here soon!
~Julie
This is breathtaking! Your coloring is perfect and the layout is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteOf COURSE she will love it! If not you can send it to me (wink)! This is a gorgeous bag, and that's some awesome cutting you did on the flower. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteThis is really a great project! You did a fantastic job!!
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Julie, this is just gorgeous! Your colors are making me want fall here now!
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Gini
How pretty! And lunch with presents AND you - - that is one lucky friend! Love the colors on this and that topper you created sure adds a sweet touch. Have a great week, Julie!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous, Jewels! Love that sunflower and your amazing coloring!
ReplyDeleteMs Julie, this is so Pretty and Fabulous! Your coloring is just Gorgeous on your lovely Sunflower! I just know your friend is going to love it! 8-)
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Shannon 8-)
Hi!! Such a pretty project!! Miss ya!
ReplyDeleteThis is so awesome! I know I could never come up with something this beautiful, but I will definitely be giving it a try soon, anyway. Your sunflower is colored magnificently! Love it!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! Chocolate covered sunflower seeds?-never seen them. Sounds good!
ReplyDeleteI love that gift bag Julie - so fall and vibrant!
ReplyDeleteSaw this on Facebook and popped over to check out your blog. I love your creations. Thanks for the tutorial link.
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I love what you did with this set. I never would have thought of that. What a great gift this would make. Very pretty.
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