Sunday, March 13, 2011
GKD Spellbinders Thank You Hop
Welcome to the Gina K Designs team special Spellbinders Thank You Blog Hop! Recently Spellbinders generously gifted each member of our Design Team with the amazing new Grand Calibur - what a blessing and exciting gift! We are all enjoying this fabulous die cutting machine and wanted to share with you the special cards and projects we made to showcase it and why we love it so much! Thank you so much Spellbinders!!!
You should have made your way to my blog by way of the sweet and talented Deb Felts; if not go to StampTV to start at the beginning so you don’t miss anyone along the way!
For my projects with a Spring Theme, I used the Spellbinder’s Labels 14 dies and made a matching card & treat basket. One thing I love about the Grand Calibur is that you can cut a whole bunch of dies at one time so you can have dies on hand to make a quick card! Another thing I love is that if you get the Grand dies {which can only be accommodated in this die cutting machine}, you can make BIGGER/longer cards like the one I made here.
Here are measurements for the treat basket I made. I scored the label 14 (2nd to largest size) at the flaps and adhered sticky tape to that. Then you cut a strip of cardstock and score it according to my measurements and adhere it to the flaps.
Then, I attached some coordinating ribbon with gold brads on the sides and cut small strips of lemon drop cardstock to attach to the inside to cover up the brad to make it more ‘finished’. 3 peppermint patties fit perfectly inside the treat basket – that is what’s inside.
Here is a close up of the focal image on my card, I used the same size die cut from chocolate cardstock to create a mat for it. Here is a picture of the back. When you do this, you will want to put something to ‘cover’ up where it is cut in half like ribbon, a flower etc. I used some punched flourishes which I love how they look!
I hope you have enjoyed what I had to share with you today and if you make a little basket, I would love to see the link! I’m sure you can do this with a lot of the Spellbinders dies!Next on the hop is the lovely Emily Giovanni!
Supplies:
Stamps: Spring Basket, Wild at Heart (Thank you sentiment)
Cardstock: Lemon Drop, Chocolate, Grass Green, White
Ink: Rich Cocoa Memento, Antique Linen distress
Accessories: Spellbinders Labels 14 die, EK Success Fancy Corner punch, Cuttlebug Stylized Flowers embossing folder, yellow button, crystal lacquer, ribbon, copic markershttp://stamptv.ning.com/forum/topics/spellbinders-thank-you-blog
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75 comments on "GKD Spellbinders Thank You Hop"
Wowza! I am loving your little treat box Donna! how awesome!
ohhhhhhhhhh ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh....I totally love that treat box. thank you for sharing...
Gorgeous, Donna! I love your treat basket!!
This is such a neat set, Donna!!
fantastic projects! I love what you've doen with the dies here, that little purse is adorable and the thank you border looks so cool, very inspired touch!
Donna, this is just stunning! Love the design and the coloring of those flowers.
How cute is that? With the Grands, the possibilites are endless!
Beautiful card and basket. Very springy!
Cute projects...I want a Grand Calibur now that I see all of the great uses for it!
Donna - such a cute set! Nice job~
what a sweet card and basket. Perfect for a spring gift for the neighbors. Thanks for sharing. You certainly put a new slant on use of the dies.
Beautiful projects, Donna -- love your Labels 14 focal image matting trick! And that sweet treat basket is just adorable! Fabulous ideas!
Just fabulous Donna! Love that sweet little basket!
I've just started tinkering with creating boxes - doing a basket will be a great idea for my grandkids! Thanks!
Beautiful set of creations Donna!
ohhh....awesome! love the happy card and box set. The colors are so vibrant and love your clever idea!
Oh, I really need one of these!
Diane
Those are great spring projects, such a talented one!
Cool basket!!!
Oh my Goodness - you embraced this new "toy" with class!
What a cute little set for spring! Love the little basket and matching card. The daisies are so fresh and charming.
Thanks for sharing! :)
holy moses, great projects, love them!! I adore that you used such a pretty yellow, wow! I too love my GC, so much that it will do, all at once!!
How absolutely adorable! I love all your attention to detail! Love it!
Awesome little treat box, love the colors!! Isn't that machine wonderful??!!!
What a pretty card/box combo!
Gorgeous card & basket. I am currently working on a butterfly shaped box for my 3 little granddaughters. I have made a large butterfly shaped box but decided to go with the smaller version for the girls. I will be posting the larger version of the box later today on my blog.
Love that treat basket! And thanks so much for showing us what you used to make it!
I absolutely LOVE your project Donna! Also the tutorial which is beautifully explained. Thank you. xxx
Really beautiful set, love the flowers! TFS
Kim
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Fabulous! Your ideas just motivate!
What a great little basket!! Love it!! And love your card too!!
Wonderful projects!
Lovely project, the spring colors are beautiful! Pat x
Great projects. I love the spring feel of them.
your basket and card is really nice...thank you for sharing it with us
really pretty card and basket like very much the color
thank for showing
The basket is so cute. What a great ideal! Thank you.
Simply beautiful. You always do such fab work.
Fantastic card and basket Donna!!
What a charming little box, Love it!
Oh Donna, I saw this on STV this am and loved it....Thanks so much for the details!!!!
I definately enjoyed seeing your projects! Great use of the dies and your color scheme is so yummy for spring. I need to remember to look at pieces of the dies to accent my projects. TFS!
So bright and cheery! I do love the greens with yellows and especially the cute little idea of the bracket over the button.
Loved your card. Thanks for sharing.
That is the cutest little basket! So perfect for a little Easter treat!
How adorable.
Your card and basket are so pretty. They look like so much work, but by using the Grand Calibur I can tell it was so much easier. Thank you for sharing!!!
O My LOVE IT!! BEAUTIFUL!!!
Awwww...Cute little treat box!Thanks for sharing!!!
Thanks for the clear instructions. I love little boxes. Lucky you to get this great machine as a gift.
Donna, i love it, the card and basket, wow, that is so awesome , who wouldn't want to receive that. Just one more reason why I have to save to get that machine. hugs Cathy k
Love your project, very pretty.
super cute projects!!! awesome job~!
Beautiful card. Love the new dies they are cleanand simple. Thank You :0)
Lovely project! TFS
Wonderful treat basket, so festive!! And looks so easy to make.
Thanks
this is so adorable, I love it
cute projects!!!
I'm lovin' the matched set - TFS!
Such a cute basket and with the matching card it is just about perfect! Thanks for sharing info about the Grand Calibur.
Just beautiful, Donna! Great tip on making the frame.
Treat box is oh so sweet! I am catching a theme amongst the bloggers posts....all of you are totally digging the fact you can send multiple dies through at the same time! I so want to try it!!!
Your card is so pleasing to the eye and Springy!
Beautiful and elegant gift set Donna!!
WOOOOOWWWWWWWWWW! What a treat of a treat box. Lovin' it all!
What creativity I have seen in this hop.... love it...
Love this gorgeous ensemble! Thanks for the mini-tutorial!
What a beautiful card and matching envelope! Thanks for the chance to win! This is a fun blog hop!
Can hardly wait to do this project, but gotta get the dies first. You did a super job on these two wonderful pieces. Thank you for sharing. :)
Too cute, such a pretty treat box. I'd have a hard time parting with it.
Cute projects and lovely spring colours
Simply beautiful!
Love your treat box! So much fun to make it with the Grand Calibur.
What a lovely card and little basket. Very creative!
You are so creative love all your ideas keep up all the good work. much love to you Donna <3
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