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July 30, 2011

How Neat Is That Blog Hop



Welcome to the Interactive Hop where things either move, are hidden, pop out, slide,  or who knows....   Your first stop is Monica and if you just happened to start here head on over to Monica's blog ---HERE--- and start, followed by a awesome list of crafty ladies.  Monica/Scraps2treasure is having an overall grand prize and these are the simple rules:
 Become a follower, leave a comment at every stop and that's it.


Hopefully you will come away with some new crafty ideas on how to make your cards, layouts or minis more interactive.  The possibilities are endless.... Glad to see you hopping with us.


You should have arrived here from Lori's blog and saw her awesome project:
I'm going to show you how to make a Purse box with Spellbinders with a little note card for the inside.
My supply list is:
Spellbinders Grand Nestablilities
Grand Labels 1 and Grand Labels 4
Plain Card Stock and my fancy paper is from DCWV the Mariposa Stack
All edges were inked with a very light brown ink and Stickled. 
I also used Ribbon for the handle and lots of Mulberry Flowers and Leaves. 
My bling is from Recollections and my Sunflower Yellow Pearl is from Queen and Co.
I also cut a heart dollie in half. Everything was glued together with Fabri-Tac and a glue gun for the flowers.






First cut out all your pieces you will need two of each for the sides and one of each for the top.



To make the folds for the top, take the middle of your top piece and line up to the 5" mark on your Scor Board. You can line it up on any line Im just using 5" for this example. Make use your bottom is also lined up to the 5" line. Score on each side of the 5" line.



To make the folds in the top piece place a small piece of double sided stick tape to hold in place and flip over and re-score. Wait and glue after you score other wise it will be harder to fold. After you score then glue your pieces together. Make sure you add your ribbon to the under side of your fancy paper first and then glue to the card stock.


To make the inside piece to hold it all together, cut a piece 3" by 12". Place on Score Board and score on the 1" and 2" lines. After you score find your middle which should be at the 6" mark. From the middle measure out on both sides 2" 1/2 inches. That will give you a base of 5" wide. Now looking at the picture cut only to the middle lines on all 4 this is where your going to fold them to make it a box shape. See picture below.


Now fold up to make like a U shape and glue the corners to make square.


Then glue to one of you side pieces and then add glue to the other side and then add the other side piece.



This is what your bottom of your purse should look like after you have the sides on. 
Then attach the top of your purse only glue the back side and attach.

This is what is should look like after you attach it. 




To keep closed attach a velco dot to the top and bottom.



This is what it looks like opened up to see how the back looks.



To make the note card fold a piece of card stock in half and let the spellbinders over hang at the fold part so you will be able to open it like a book.


Now add your layers of card stock and decorate as you like. I cut a small piece of what was left from my fancy paper and pop dotted it to the top. 


Blog candy Yes I have my own blog candy and I have created a kit for you to make this project all you need is glue. I have pre-cut, Inked, Stickled and folded everything for you.
All you have to do to have a chance to win is leave a comment here on my blog and also head on over to my Facebook fan page Patty's Crafty Spot and "Like" me and leave a comment telling me that you hopped. 

Here is a picture of my blog candy, you may notice that there is some of the dark blue card stock missing. I ran out but will be making a road trip to the craft store to get more (awe darn, hehe). I will update a picture with everything once I get and cut it. 

I will choose a winner using random.org and post it on Monday. 

Now its time to visit Celeste's blog and see what wonderful project she has created for you. 



Thanks for looking
~Patricia~
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Precious Piecings A Little Hand

Have you had a chance to check out all the new cute patterns from 
Precious Piecings?
Lisa has been out doing herself with these cutties. 
Today I have for you "Helping Hand"
As soon as I saw this I had to make it.



All edges have been Inked with Colorbox Ink and Stickled. I have Mulberry Sunflowers and Leaves. I also added some staymens as weeds. All my mats were cut out with Spellbinders. My pearls are from Queen and Co.

Make sure you head on over to 
and see all the new files.

Thanks for looking
~Patricia~
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July 28, 2011

More Paper Than Shoes Guest Spot for July Wall Hanging

It's getting closer to the end of July and that means my guest spot with More Paper Than Shoes will be coming to an end soon. I have one more set of flowers to create with and I can't wait to make something with them, but right now I have a cute Wall Hanging to share with you.



This cute wall hanging was made with a plaque I purchased from Michaels. I painted it purple and I know it's hard to tell from the pictures but I sprayed about 4 coats of Fully Purple Glimmer Mist. Some of my embellishments are buttons and mulberry flowers. The large wings in the background are from Jolees Rock Star Stickers and I just removed the guitar from them. The Butterfly bubble is from K and Company. And ofcourse the very pretty handmade flowers are from More Paper Than Shoes from the Pillow Talk Line. You can purchase them ---HERE---

Thanks for looking
~Patricia~
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July 27, 2011

A little texture from my closet

Well for this week I opened up my closet and all I saw as alway is lots of solid colors so when I went looking for paper I saw the paper from Echo Park, it maybe busy paper but lots of colors so I figured it would be perfect, I also added some thing for texture and that is my Mulberry Puppy Oliver the Dog.

Card Recipe:
Free Leave Flourish from Beary Sweet Designs
Thanks for looking
~Patricia~
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July 24, 2011

More Paper Than Shoes Ustream Banner Class

Well I had another fun Saturday Night with Anna of More Paper Than Shoes in her Ustream Class and this past Saturday night was a project class with a Class Kit that she sold on her website --HERE--
Now this class has come and gone and she is sold out of this kit but be sure to keep an eye out for more class kits that she sells. I know Im not going to miss any I love them.




I did add some extra stuff that didn't come with the kit. But you get everything with the kits to complete your projects.

Thanks for looking
~Patricia~
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Beary Sweet's Facebook Challenge

Have you had a chance to check out the new super cute files from
Beary Sweet Designs?
This weeks freebie is a Flourish Set and you can get your's
--HERE--
Kimm has a challenge going on over on the Facebook fan page where you can have your chance to win a free pattern set. All you have to do is grab this weeks freebie and use it and then post a picture over on the wall for your chance to win.
Here is what I made using the freebie

Card recipe:
Free Flourishs from Beary Sweet Designs
All edges Inked with Colorbox Ink
Butterfly from my stash
Cow made by me using a mix up of Acrylic Patterns from The Beary Scrap
(You can purchase this cow from me from my online store)
Thanks for looking
~Patricia~
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July 20, 2011

Home Tweet Home

Well for our new challenge it was a little bit hard for me but it wouldn't be a challenge if it was to easy and its a good way to make you really think about what to do. Just like Susan I don't have a lot of colors or patterns in my cloths. Most of what I wear is solid colors and for the most part neutral colors. But today I was actually wearing a shirt that was a bright blue and I decided to use the color from my shirt for this card. The birds are the color of the shirt.  

As soon as I saw this pattern "Home Tweet Home" from Beary Sweet Designs I knew I wanted to cut this out. All pieces were inked with Colorbox Ink and Stickled. They were Pop Dotted to my background paper from Echo Park Country Drive, new at The Beary Scrap Store. I added some Teal Blue Pearls to my card and the whole card and paper piecing was glued together with Fabri-Tac Glue.


Thanks for looking
~Patricia~
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July 13, 2011

Out Of This World

Time is running out to enter in our Sketch Challenge so you better hurry up and get those projects in. For this week I got to play with a new pattern from 
Beary Sweet Designs -- Space Shuttle Bears


Card recipe:
Spellbinders
From my stash Jet button and ribbon.



Thanks for looking
~Patricia~
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July 11, 2011

Tag your it with More Paper Than Shoes

Well in the awesome package of flowers that Anna sent me for my guest spot for More Paper Than Shoes for July I still had two flowers left to play with after I made the box, and if you missed it click ---HERE--- to check it out with a full tutorial. I decided to make this cute tag. 
On a shopping trip to Joann's I picked up this cute Hummingbird and wasn't quite sure what I was going to use it for but loved it and when I started making the tag I knew he would look pretty on it.



All the flowers were sprayed with Dazzling Diamonds Glimmer Mist.  I also made my own stick pin and the film tape is from Tim Holtz Idea-Ology line. I added some ribbon and mulberry flowers from my stash. My little name tag was make with Spellbinders and everything was inked with Colorbox Ink. My background paper is from DCWV the Mariposa Stack. 

Do you want to know more about where to purchase flowers from More Paper Than Shoes or to learn to make these with Anna's new flower classes you can get all the information you need 
---HERE---





Thanks for looking
~Patricia~
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