It's time for another blog hop with Papertrey Ink! The theme this month is to use scallops on your project.
Sometimes when I make a blog hop project, I want to be creative with the theme. This month, I just wanted to figure out a way to incorporate the theme and my "new stuff"! I combined scallops with the new Button Boutique stamp set to make 2 cards today.
The new button set and dies have made me rediscover patterned paper! I've had so much fun going through my closet and scrap bin to find little pieces to die cut. This "burlap" paper is from the Die Cuts with a View "Crafty Stack". Also used some PTI Vintage Tea Leaves and Cosmo Cricket papers. Stamped the background with Background Basics: Tin Types in Melon Berry ink.
It's difficult to tell in this photo, but the bottom scallops are cotton fabric. I bought some interfacing to try out, and then cut it with my Cuttlebug and PTI's large scallop die. The top piece is scallopy cotton lace trim from JoAnn's.
This time I wanted the Button Boutique card to look "seed packet"-like for this new baby card! I inverted my scallops to resemble "grass", popped them up with dimensionals, and folded the edges out a bit. I also used the pea pod from Baby Button Bits, the "little one" sentiment from Mixed Messages, and Polka Dot Basics in the background. The pretty blue floral paper is a gift from Anna Wight!
Thanks so much for stopping by on the hop today!
So cute! You did a wonderful job!
ReplyDeleteI love these Kelly - I'm so impatient for my buttons to arrive but it will be a couple of weeks yet (I'm in the UK). So in the meantime I'm tagging projects that inspire me - these most definitely do! Lovely!
ReplyDeleteThese are both so pretty! Great job using some of the new PTI product...it looks fab!! ♥♥♥
ReplyDeleteI don't know which of these I love more- love how you turned the button card stamps into a seed packet- too cool, and very creative!
ReplyDeleteKelly, these look lovely...I haven't received my new goodies yet but your projects just add to the anticipation.
ReplyDeleteBoth are adorable!! Great use of those sets!!
ReplyDeleteSo-o-o pretty. Love them both. They're so soft and sweet.
ReplyDeleteI love your cards! I really love the colors and vintage feel to your first one! And I love your use of the button card to mat the pea pod, and the green polka dots are perfect!
ReplyDeleteLove these cards! So so sweet!
ReplyDeleteKelly, love the scallops and lace together, just perfect. and a seed packet?! too cute. love them both.
ReplyDeleteLove your unusual vintage button card with all those festive buttons! Great card! :)
ReplyDeleteThese are both adorable cards! Great ways to use the new sets!
ReplyDeleteLoving these Kelly!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards! TFS =)
ReplyDeletegorgeous! love seeing the new stuff at work :)
ReplyDeleteGreat job on both of them. Great idea to use the scallops as grass on the second one. Love the vintage feel of the first one. I am loving my button stuff too!
ReplyDeleteLove both cards!!
ReplyDeleteLove them both Kelly....... too cute!!!
ReplyDeleteLove these cards, especially the fabric you incorporated!!
ReplyDeleteI admired your cards when I got that little sneak peak of them this morning. I love the buttons you made on the first card. And that second one, what a great idea to use with baby button bits. Such an adorable baby card.
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are adorable Kelly! I love them!
ReplyDeletelovely cards! Like the colours!
ReplyDeleteADORABLE!!! Love them both!
ReplyDeleteLove them both!!
ReplyDeleteYour cards are so pretty!
ReplyDeleteso cute! I love the button stamps and used it on my project too... love that you dug out your little scraps for this, I think I am going to start a small scrap stash in a zip lock just to use with the button dies and always have plenty of options. Thanks for the idea! Love your cards!
ReplyDeleteThese are both adorable, but I particularly love the sweet pea card! Absolutely darling!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea using the patterned paper. Especially the burlap.
ReplyDeleteTFS
Ang
Beautiful.. I love the vintage card you made!!
ReplyDeleteLove them both. Great job.
ReplyDeleteSuch a great job! Now I can't wait to get that set inky!
ReplyDeletesweet!! love the scallop crocheted lace!!
ReplyDeleteSo cute Kelly! I love them!
ReplyDeleteWe these are just as cute as can be!! Love the shabby/vintagey feel of the first card. And the wee little bubba card is tooo cute. xx
ReplyDeleteKelly, both of your cards are fabulous. I love that you used fabric. The buttons all tell a little story with the mix of pp you used and the baby card is very much like a seed packet.
ReplyDeleteWonderful button cards.....love how you used that little pea pod...such a smart idea!! Love the vintage button card as well.....I have to say thie is one of my favorite sets!!
ReplyDeleteLove the cards! TFS :D
ReplyDeleteThese are both amazingly adorable cards. The pea pod card is brilliant. Such great designs too. AWESOME!
ReplyDeleteVery fun cards!!! I love those buttons!!! Fantastic!
ReplyDeleteBoth of your cards are fantastic! I love the vintage feel of the first one!
ReplyDeleteBoth of these are SO CUTE!! Love how you've used the button cards so differently on the 2 cards :)
ReplyDeleteTwo fun cards using scallops Kelly! love those sewing themed stamps! very creative designs GF!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute cards Kelly! Love all the buttons and scallops!
ReplyDeletethese are precious, kelly! the polka dots scallops are so cute!
ReplyDeleteYour cards are so up my alley. I love them both to bits. The first one is crazy beautiful with that crochet lace trim (yum) and the second has tickled my fancy with those spotty scallops. Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteVery sweet cards!
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely Kelly!
ReplyDelete~Meredith
Very nice!
ReplyDeleteThey are both beautiful!
ReplyDeleteNew stuff! You made the new button stamps SING! So cute!
ReplyDeleteGreat cards and you used your "new stuff" perfectly!
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