Hello Saturday!
If you are looking for my JUGS post, scroll down or click HERE.
Today I have a really fun creation that I absolutely LOVE!! I've been working on this idea for awhile, and it finally came together! Check out this Inspiration Challenge photo over at the Verve forum. See that heart full of goodies? I thought, "that's it...mix my raspberries with yogurt covered raisins in the basket," (I know, my mind works in crazy ways)!! You never know what will trigger the creative genius inside each of us ;-) Hehe!
Here it is...
Isn't it cute?! Those raspberries were a little tedious, but I whipped them out while watching American Idol! I wanted to use a raspberry stamp on the card, but couldn't find the perfect one. I was tickled pink when I found this digital paper at My Time Made Easy!!
To make the raspberries, punch flowers using SU!'s 5-Petal Flower Punch, emboss them using CB Swiss Dots Embossing Folder. Punch one hole in the tip of each leaf. Use your bone folder to "roll" the petals so they take a rounded shape. Using a needle and embroidery floss, thread together the leaves. Punch a top with a small flower punch. Punch two small holes toward the center. Thread the floss through the holes, gather floss tightly, and tie.
For the basket, I used my Cricut Cupcake Wrappers Cartridge. With the help of the Cricut Design Studio, I re-sized the wrappers to my desired size. Once cut and assembled, I cut a bottom and glued it in. The handle is 3/16" wide and 11" long. It is glued between basket layers.
Have a fun weekend!
Lori
Fine Print...SU! products were used unless otherwise stated.
Ink: Rich Razzelberry, Baja Breeze
Stamps: SAB Punch Bunch
Paper: Very Vanilla, Crumb Cake, Rich Razzelberry, Baja Breeze, MTME Digital Raspberries
Accessories: Ribbon, Martha Stewart Butterfly Punch, Scalloped Circle Punch, Circle Punch, Swiss Dots CB Embossing Folder, Scalloped Border Punch, Brads, Dimensionals, Cricut Cupcake Wrappers Cartridge, Hole Punch, Embroidery Floss, McGill Flower Punch, Five Petal Flower Punch, Paper Shreds, Yogurt Covered Raisins
Your raspberries are really cute! I can see how they would be tedious, but I can also relate to doing them while watching(listening)to TV.
Posted by: Toni Storie | February 19, 2011 at 01:51 PM
Fab project! Love those little raspberries.
Posted by: lisa808 | February 19, 2011 at 07:07 PM
OH MY GOODNESS, this is adorable! Wow, look at those raspberries! Too cute! Thanks for playing along!
Posted by: Charmaine Ikach | February 20, 2011 at 10:46 AM
This is adorable, Lori! Love the basket you created for your cute little raspberries! I also like how you mixed them up with some yogurt covered raisins...fab idea :] So glad you found Sara's paper at MTME! It's PERFECT for your project!!
Posted by: Kristin Eberline | February 20, 2011 at 07:19 PM
Those Raspberries are too cute!! I will have to give that a try!! Beautiful work here....no wonder you made it as a finalist for the Get your diva on challenge....way to go!!
Here is an invite to play along with my new challenge....http://www.cardspaperandscrapbooks.com/cards/last-but-not-least-a-new-challenge/
Posted by: dj | February 22, 2011 at 08:51 AM