Saturday, 19 December 2015

Corrugated Kraft Project No 5

Hello, Crafters.

This weekend is the last weekend before Christmas - I just love this time of year!

Yesterday, I finished writing the remainder of my Christmas cards and the first parcel of my online shopping arrived!

The guy from the garage door company arrived, as arranged, and examined the problem with the door. Although it's not immediately noticeable, he said the door is warped to such an extent that it needs to be replaced.

It has already been ordered and an installation date agreed! I just can't get over what excellent service we're receiving from all parties concerned with the burglary.

The final project in my Corrugated Kraft challenge is a row of three cupcakes!  Although it's not really my style of card, I'm pleased with it. It shows a brilliant use for the Corrugated Paper, both in white and kraft.

The Designer Series Paper I've used for this card is from the Cherry On Top DSP Stack.

I used the Cupcake Builder Punch for all the pieces of the cupcakes except for the little decorative strip that goes across the cake case.

This is from a piece of corrugated kraft I had left over from making the Berry Basket I showed you yesterday. Tomorrow I'll be making a video showing how to make the basket really sturdy and decorate it with a Christmas theme. I'll be able to point out which piece I'm referring to for the trim.

I started the card with a base of Tip Top Taupe Card Stock and a layer of Whisper White and a top layer from the DSP Stack. I cut a strip of the stripe sheet and adhered it "sunny side up!"

I used the kraft paper for the cupcake base and white for all the other pieces. Instead of sponging my pieces in the same way I showed you recently by using a Dauber, I coloured each piece using marker pens - Pool Party for the cake, Real Red for the cherries and Daffodil Delight for the candle flames.

I used a sentiment from the Sprinkles of Life Stamp Set and stamped with Tip Top Taupe Ink on Whisper White Card Stock. I die cut it using one of the Project Life Cards & Labels Framelits and decorated each end with a kraft cherry.

Everything on this card has been adhered with Tombow. 

There was no need for Dimensionals on this card because the Corrugated Paper has enough dimension on it's own, especially where two pieces have been layered together!

I hope you have a great weekend. Until tomorrow, happy crafting.

JanB.

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