Wednesday, May 8, 2013

Gift Card holder Tutorial- featuring Ruby Rock-It!


Hi everyone! I have a tutorial today for a fun little gift card holder.  I'm using the beautiful Arcadia range.  The papers are gorgeous and perfect for any feminine or vintage inspired paper crafting.


If you want to create this gift card holder, here is what you will need:
Cardstock- you will need one piece cut to 5 1/2" by 9 1/4" and 2 pieces cut to 3 3/4" by 2 3/4"
a strip of plastic bag cut 1" by 12"
a 1" circle punch
patterned paper cut to fit the front of your card and for the inner panels of the gift card holder
embellishments
scotch tape
Super tape or your favorite red liner tape (1/4")

You will need to score the 5 1/2" by 9 1/4" cardstock at 2 3/4", 5 3/4", and 8 3/4"

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Thanks for stopping by and Happy Scrapping!!

Sunday, May 5, 2013

Ruby Rock-It Blog Hop

Hello Ruby Rock-it Fans!  Welcome to our May blog hop!  We are featuring 3 ranges that reach our softer side...Arcadia, Mother Nature, and Reminisce.  These are all so delicate and dainty on their own, and blend just beautifully together!  Come and hop along with us, leaving comments at each blog [including ours] to be entered to win an awesome Ruby Rock-it prize pack!  Here's the order in case you get lost along the way...Remember to start  at the Ruby Rock-it blog!

RRBF Blog
Kris Berc
Carrie Walz
Beckie Dreyer
Erin Yamabe
Pattie Beltran (you are here)
Lisa Webb
Becky Olsen
June Goh
Liana Suwandi
Lisa Novogrodski
RRBF Blog

I made a Mother's Day card for this blog hop using Ruby Rock-It's Arcadia range and Fiskars punches. If you are hopping over from Erin's blog, you are on the right bunny trail!  If not, please start at Ruby Rock-It's blog and leave a comment on each blog for a chance to win an awesome prize pack!!

I absolutely love the colors in the Arcadia range.  They are perfect for Mom's Day!  I used the Arcadia Mini Paper pack for this card.  The prints are shrunk down from the 12x12 paper size to fit the smaller paper and is a perfect fit for card makers.

I used a combo of my Fiskars squeeze punches to create this cute little flowers.

Supplies used:

Fiskars Supplies used:

Now it's time to hop on over to Lisa's blog for some more fun!!

MAKE SURE YOU LEAVE A COMMENT ON EACH DESIGNER’S BLOG AND THEN ON THE RUBY ROCK-IT BLOG ONCE YOU’RE DONE HOPPING ALONG!
RUBY ROCK-IT RULES-LEAVE A COMMENT ON EACH DESIGNER’S BLOG AND THEN ON THE RUBY ROCK-IT'S BLOG TO BE ENTERED TO WIN OUR AWESOME PRIZE PACK. COMMENTS MUST BE POSTED BY TUESDAY, MAY 7TH AT 11:59PM PST TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR THE RANDOM DRAWING.  WE WILL ANNOUNCE THE WINNER ON OUR RUBY ROCK-IT BLOG ON WEDNESDAY MAY 8TH! 

Thanks for stopping by!!



Saturday, May 4, 2013

Mother's Day Banner- Featuring Ruby Rock-It and Fiskars

Hi everyone!  I have a fun little banner to share with you that I created for Mother's Day featuring the ever beautiful Reminisce Range.  It's that time of year to show our mom's how much we care and how much we appreciate all that they do for us.  Whether it be listening to our woes, chatting about our children  or just having a girls day out, we can always count on Mom!
We are also featuring an array of Fiskars products as well this month.  Not only does Fiskars have the cutest designs, but their punches work wonderfully!  
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Reminisce's color palette is just absolutely perfect for all of your Mother's Day crafting projects!
Here are some close-ups of the banner:
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I used the Large Easy Squeeze Punch: My Funny Valentine to make this flower.  I punched 8 paper hearts and 4 Vellum hearts to make this flower.  I placed 4 hearts together, points kissing,  on the page, and then created 2 more layers of 4 hearts, off-setting the hearts as I layered to make this flower.  
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I love making medallions.  Ruby Rock-It's paper is a wonderful thick paper that holds up well with all of the scoring and folding that is involved- no tearing with this paper!  
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After scoring my paper, I used my Fiskars border punch to create a pretty edge for my medallions.  I would recommend waiting to punch the edge until after you have scored your paper- this prevents tearing some of the delicate details while scoring.
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Friday, April 19, 2013

Hi everyone!  I have a little bunny basket that I made for Easter using the luscious papers from the Arcadia range.  I'm always the one that creates  place cards or goody baskets for my family and I just fell in love with this idea.
We also swapped product with Therm o Web.  They have such awesome adhesives for every crafty job that you may have.


After cutting the paper to form the base of my basket, I cut strips of a coordinating paper from the Arcadia range and wove it with the base of the basket.

I used my forever favorite embellishment- the Decoupage packs to add some beautiful dimensional flowers.  I wanted to make my baskets beautiful and elegant, but I also needed them to be easy to recreate since I needed one for each family member.  The Decoupage packs make that possible.

Here is a closeup of the weaving that I did.  It actually took very little time to do. 

 
Supplies used:
 
A big Thank You to Therm O Web for all of the adhesives!
 
 

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Adhesives used: Super Tape, Sticky Dot Runner, Zots in medium and 3D, 3D Foam Squares
 
 Thanks for stopping by and Happy Scrapping!!

 

 



Thursday, April 11, 2013

Kinda Krafty Birdhouse

Hi everyone.  I have a little birdhouse to share with you today featuring Ruby Rock-It Bella! Fundamental's new range- Kinda Krafty!
I took one look at this paper and thought- cute Birdhouse!  Strange how our brain works, right?
So, I sat down one evening ans started making patterns for this little house.
 
I used a border punch to make strips of paper for the roof.  Between the papers and the Fundamentals Accent pieces, I was able to make this cute little tag for the roof.

Here are some close-ups. 

 
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I also want to thank Therm o Web, who has partnered with us this month.  They are awesome- just like their adhesives!!  Check them out for all of your adhesive needs. ( click HERE )
 
Thanks for stopping by and Happy scrapping!!
 

Friday, April 5, 2013

Ruby Rock-It Blog Hop

Hello Ruby Rock-it Fans! Today, we are celebrating our beautiful New Kinda Krafty range, that made it's debut a few weeks ago, and has been very well received! It is full of bright and bold contrasts against a beautiful neutral kraft background! Come and hop along with us, leaving comments at each blog to enter to win an awesome Ruby Rock-it prize pack! You could win your very own KINDA KRAFTY range! Here's the order of blogs in case you get lost along the way!
 


Pattie Beltran (you are here!)


So, if you have hopped here from Erin Yamabe's blog, then you are right on track!  Don't you just love what she created with the Kinda Krafty range?   Here is a bell jar that I decorated using our newest range- Kinda Krafty.   The Kinda Krafty line is just that- beautiful, fun images printed on Kraft paper (my favorite)!  Kraft paper is just such a basic, neutral paper color that works with absolutely everything and is a must have for all scrappers. 

I made this cute tag using  Journal It paper from the Kinda Krafty range.  There is also a sheet called Tickets- very cool because I used that paper for this cute ticket.  I love that one side has tickets with cute words or phrases and the back side is blank so that you can customize your tickets any way your heart desires.




 
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Now it's time to hop on over to Lisa Webb's blog for some awesome inspiration!
 
 
MAKE SURE YOU LEAVE A COMMENT ON EACH DESIGNER’S BLOG AND THEN ON THE RUBY ROCK-IT BLOG ONCE YOU’RE DONE HOPPING ALONG THE KINDA KRAFTY TRAIL!
RUBY ROCK-IT KINDA KRAFTY PARTY RULES-LEAVE A COMMENT ON EACH DESIGNER’S BLOG AND THEN ON THE RUBY ROCK-IT'S BLOG TO BE ENTERED TO WIN THE KINDA KRAFTY PRIZE PACK. COMMENTS MUST BE POSTED BY SUNDAY, APRIL 7TH AT 11:59PM PST TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR THE RANDOM DRAWING. WE WILL ANNOUNCE THE WINNER ON OUR RUBY ROCK-IT BLOG ON MONDAY, APRIL 8TH!
 
Thanks for stopping by and good luck!!

Thursday, April 4, 2013

Easter Tags using Mother Nature and Therm o Web

Hi everyone.  I have a couple of tags to share with you  that I created for Easter using the beautiful Mother Nature range.  I am always drawn to all things pink, but Mother Natures's soft blues, creams and soft patterns are just too gorgeous!!  This month, we also were able to work with Therm o Web's wonderful line of adhesives!  Therm o Web has every adhesive you could ever need to create beautiful paper crafts (sewing projects as well). 

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I printed a couple of vintage Easter images to use on my tags.  The Mother Nature range is just perfect for layering, glittering and creating vintage inspired paper crafts!
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The flowers that I used in the upper right hand corner was simply cut from the Harmony paper.  I used some wonderful Foam squares from Therm O Web to add some dimension.  Their Foam Squares have a slightly higher dimension than other brands, which helps make your project pop that much more!
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On this tag, I used the Quilling Kit from the Mother Nature range to make that adorable paper flower. 
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I used the iCraft adhesive sheets with my cardstock to die cut the doily on this tag.  If you ever have unusual shaped papers to adhere, these are a great way to make sure all of those intricate cut papers stick exactly how you want them to. WIth a smudge of brown ink and some glitter, this little tag turned from sweet to beautiful.
Supplies used:
 
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Thank you to Therm o Web for these awesome adhesives.
Adhesives used: (get them HERE)
Sticky Dot Runner
Super Tape
3D Foam Squares
iCraft Adhesive Sheets
Zots- Medium
Zots- 3D
Thanks for stopping by and Happy Scrapping!!