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Without our fans...this blog would be an awfully lonely place for us!
We look forward to your comments and reading how you like what we've created!
Today...we think we have another winner for you! Designers Audrey Pettit and Grace Tolman both demonstrate how our GlueArts U Cut It Foam help bring dimension to Valentine treat bags and an incredible card beautiful enough to frame!!
It’s always fun to give out Valentine treats and with these DIY containers, you can make your gifts extra special.
Supplies:
Glue Arts Glue Glider Pro and High Tac Adhesive
Glue Arts U Cut It Foam Adhesive
Glue Arts Ribbon Adhesive
Cardstock, Tag, and Glassine Bag: Kraft Outlet
Patterned Paper: Studio Calico, My Mind's Eye, and October Afternoon
Cardstock Sticker and Chipboard: Sassafras Lass
Dies: Spellbinder and Cuttlebug
Stamp: Stampin'Up
Dimensional Sticker: K&Co.
Trim: Webster's Pages, 7Gypsies, and Melissa Frances
Ink: Clearsnap
Mica Glitter: Stampendous
Gel Pen: Sakura
Buttons: vintage
Without our fans...this blog would be an awfully lonely place for us!
We look forward to your comments and reading how you like what we've created!
Today...we think we have another winner for you! Designers Audrey Pettit and Grace Tolman both demonstrate how our GlueArts U Cut It Foam help bring dimension to Valentine treat bags and an incredible card beautiful enough to frame!!
Valentine Vellum Treat Pockets
GlueArts Designer: Grace Tolman
It’s always fun to give out Valentine treats and with these DIY containers, you can make your gifts extra special.
Supplies Used:
Vellum- Worldwin
Cardstock- Pink, WorldWin
Pattern papers- Pretty Little Things, My Little Shoebox
Ribbon- Hobby Lobby
Border punch- Fiskars
Scallop flower punch- Creative Memories
Circle punch- Creative Memories
Corner rounder- Marvy Uchida
Paper crimper- Source Unknown
Typewriter- Royal
Others- Valentine treats
Instructions:
1. Cut an 8 ½”x11” paper in half and then score the 5 ½ x 8 ½” piece horizontally on the 2” and 6” marks and then vertically on the ¾” mark. Fold the vellum into a pocket.
2. On the ¾” strip, cut the two edge portions which will leave you with the center portion only. Round the corners of this portion. Create your pocket by adhering the folds to each using some Vellum adhesive.
3. Punch a decorative border on the top side.
4. Punch out as many flowers and circle centers from pattern paper as you need.
5. Adhere the circle centers to the flower pieces with some High Tac.
6. Add some glitter glue around the edge of the circle centers and set aside to dry.
7. Cut a strip of pink cardstock that is 1 ¾” wide and 12” long. Run it through a paper crimper, wrap around the vellum and adhere with some high tac.
8. Decorate the front of the pockets with ribbons. Add some U cut it foam adhesive to the back sides of the flowers and adhere to the container.
9. Type or handwrite your treat sentiment on bright pink cardstock.
10. Trim into strips and adhere to the bottom right side of the pocket with mini square adhesives.
I Just Love You
GlueArts Designer: Audrey Pettit
Supplies:
Glue Arts Glue Glider Pro and High Tac Adhesive
Glue Arts U Cut It Foam Adhesive
Glue Arts Ribbon Adhesive
Cardstock, Tag, and Glassine Bag: Kraft Outlet
Patterned Paper: Studio Calico, My Mind's Eye, and October Afternoon
Cardstock Sticker and Chipboard: Sassafras Lass
Dies: Spellbinder and Cuttlebug
Stamp: Stampin'Up
Dimensional Sticker: K&Co.
Trim: Webster's Pages, 7Gypsies, and Melissa Frances
Ink: Clearsnap
Mica Glitter: Stampendous
Gel Pen: Sakura
Buttons: vintage
1. Cover the front of a white cardstock card base with kraft cardstock and several layers of patterned paper. Ink the edges of all the papers with brown ink. Adhere a scalloped cardstock sticker to the center of the card.
2. Using Glue Arts Ribbon Adhesive, add lace trim to the bottom of a glassine bag. Tuck a kraft shipping tag tied with seam binding into the bag and adhere to the card base.
3. Die cut labels from patterned paper and kraft cardstock. Adhere together and add detailing with machine stitching and white gel pen. Affix to the card base using glue Arts U Cut It Foam Adhesive. Wrap lace trim around the card.
4. Die cut a heart from U Cut It Foam Adhesive.
2. Using Glue Arts Ribbon Adhesive, add lace trim to the bottom of a glassine bag. Tuck a kraft shipping tag tied with seam binding into the bag and adhere to the card base.
3. Die cut labels from patterned paper and kraft cardstock. Adhere together and add detailing with machine stitching and white gel pen. Affix to the card base using glue Arts U Cut It Foam Adhesive. Wrap lace trim around the card.
4. Die cut a heart from U Cut It Foam Adhesive.
5. Remove top protective layer of the foam adhesive and cover the heart shape with buttons.
6. Fill in gaps between the buttons with mica glitter. Since the U Cut It Foam adhesive is already tacky, simply pour on the glitter and press it in place.
7. Peel off the backing on the heart and affix to the die cut label. Embellish with a stamped sentiment banner and a layered chipboard butterfly.
As we continue to get back into the swing of things post CHA we have some amazing prizes from our GlueArts partners to give away!
Up first for today...from our friends at Lily Bee Design their BRAND NEW JUST RELEASED "Handmade" Collection Kit! It's filled with 12 sheets of patterned papers, 4 solid papers, 1 alphabet sticker sheet and one mixed cardstock sticker sheet!
Plus we're going to include our GlueArts U Cut It Foam so you can make these beautiful projects as shown today!
Simply post a comment and we'll enter you to win! We'll select one random winner next Monday!!
We also need to announce our winner from our Authentique CHA giveaway. The winner of the two new 6 by 6 pads is...
Our Lawn Fawn Stamp and 6 by 6 paper pad winner is....
Betsey Terry Seem to be getting and going through more 6x6 lately for cards anyway. my fave stamp set is Critters in the Sea.
And last but definitely not least our Signify Pink winner is....
Theresa Conte Ooh - brand new goodies. How cool!
Please email me at Gluegirl@gluearts.com with the giveaway you won!! Thanks everyone!!






















I am loving this u-cut foam!!! great project!!!
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Those vellum pouches are so cute and I LOVE the button heart!
ReplyDeleteAwesome treat bags!! Love the button heart too.
ReplyDeleteGreat projects today! Would absolutely love to win some of you foam!!
ReplyDeleteLove those little bags, too cute! Awesome card, love that heart with all the buttons! Creative ideas!
ReplyDeleteI like how the polka dots on the strips go with the spots on the flowers and lady bugs!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the terrific ideas for using foam; I needed this inspiration.
ReplyDeleteI just adore the card with the buttons:)
ReplyDeleteBoth are so cute, and so different. I love them!!
ReplyDeleteWOW! I adore both of these projects and would love to re-create them! What wonderful gifts. Thanks for the great instructions.
ReplyDeleteMy friends would love to get some of these. Thanks for the idea.
ReplyDeleteThose are such cute bags of goodies. I also love the button hearts. very sweet.
ReplyDeleteoh..the sweetness inspiration is simply endless....awesome project!
ReplyDeleteSoooooooooo beautiful and lovely project here both of them. Really well made and great looking.
ReplyDeleteBig congratulations to all the lucky winners here too, and have a great day everyone.
you ladies are so creative...I really enjoy seeing what you come up with...I am so inspired everyday...thanks for sharing...these little treat bags are AWESOME and this card is AMAZING...
ReplyDeleteI really like all the dimension on the I Just Love You card!
ReplyDeleteVery cute treat bags and love the button covered foam heart.
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love that foam button heart! Thanks for the great idea!
ReplyDeleteThe little treat bags were so cute. They'd be good for a birthday party giveaway too. Thanks for sharing both projects.
ReplyDeleteThat card is awesome. Adding foam to the Perma tac shopping list!
ReplyDeletethat is so cute, your DT is so clever. thanks for the inspiration and a chance to win these gorgeous products :)
ReplyDeletethe treat bags are so cute!!!! I really love that button heart on the card too, it is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI luv the projects 2day! I just bought some 81/2"x11" Vellum & that pocket is so cute~I'll have 2 make some! I luv the little Glassine bags as well! My A.C. Moore carried the Glue Glider & refills, but I've never seen the U Cut It foam or Raisens~I want 2 try some! Thanx 4 a chance 2 win! ~prhmangel(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteThe treat bags are delicious.
ReplyDeleteHow adorable are these projects? I especially love the vellum bags. Such a great giveaway, too. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun project! I love the tiny crimper and the u cut foam looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteOh the treat bags are so cute, the card is beautiful! I always appreciate that you girls always have awesome info pics with your projects, thank you :)
ReplyDeleteThe cute treat packages in vellum are adorable! Love the ladybug!! Also love the button covered heart - how cute!
ReplyDeleteReally sweet projects ... I can see so many uses for this u cut foam product! Those little lady bugs are just TOO CUTE!!
ReplyDeleteThe treat bags are adorable! I have a pack of vellum bags just waiting to be used and now I know what to do with them.
ReplyDeleteI'll have to make the treat bags for my nieces. They are adorable. I'm also quite fond of the I Just Love You card. I've resisted buttons so far, but I might have to try them now. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteWow, I haven't seen a typewriter in ages. I was just wondering the other day what happens to my old Corona.
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of using the U-cut-it w/my Cuttlebug!
I LOVE that button heart and the card!!! I've kept my old typewriter all these years thinking I might want to use it for a project but it's buried under so much stuff it would be a huge job just to dig it out! I may have to put it where I can get to it better so it will be put to use once again!
ReplyDeleteFirst time I'm seeing the U cut it foam. I need this!
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ReplyDeleteVery cute! I love the button heart.
ReplyDeleteI love the one with the button heart...beautiful and vintage fab!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great inspiration and for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteLooks awesome, thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteLovin this giveaway, thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteNice prize!
ReplyDeleteThat u-cut foam is great.....love the Handmade collection.
ReplyDeleteOh my heck! LOve love love! TFS CallyAnn
ReplyDeletei love how the heart holds buttons using the u-cut foam. pretty! thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteoooooo, goodies to make valenties with, love it and the project you gave us to start us off too!!!
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ReplyDeleteCute projects! The buttons on the heart is really cute. :)
ReplyDeleteThe treat bags are so cute, and the card has some awesome ideas for embellishing. Thanks for the chance to win and for sharing the details on these projects.
ReplyDeleteI love this foam would love to use it and yippee for lily bee! thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteLove the button heart! What a great way to use some of my button stash!
ReplyDeleteI love the lil treat pockets, they are so cute. The card is also very Beautiful. Thanks so much for the tips.
ReplyDeleteAmy Jones
amy_cj79@yahoo.com
the u-cut foam is awesome!
ReplyDeleteI love the delicate treat bag and the button heart is just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteCool treat bags and the card is gorgeous! The "Handmade" collection looks like it will be fun to creeate with!
ReplyDeleteWow, loving these new products. The treat bags are so cute.
ReplyDeleteStunning projects and I love this GlueArts U Cut It Foam! Love the instructions with the projects. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteI Just Love the I Just Love You card! It just jumped off the screen into my brain! Too cute.
ReplyDeleteCool! Thanks for the giveaways! Shannon
ReplyDeleteI love this foam idea. I just bought some precut circles to make window cards. I could actually cut my own with this. love the projects! so cute. tfs Tami
ReplyDeleteTambo's Creations!
I just love the awesome Love you card. Saw it on Facebook and HAD to know how to make one.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Your foam adhesive is awesome! Im also lovin these tutorials!
ReplyDeleteThese are too cute! Thank you so much for always supplying us with such amazing inspiration!
ReplyDeleteJust fabulous!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the treat bag! Thanks for the detailed tutorials!
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Love the card with the buttons!! It's just so pretty!
ReplyDeletewanted to make a button valentine pin this year, love this card. The treat bags are darling.
ReplyDeleteAwesome projects! rlovew1976@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteLove the foam heart project - would love to win the giveaway!
ReplyDeletelike the idea using the u-cut foam to make the heart. thanks for sharing
ReplyDeletestamping sue
http://stampingsueinconnecticut.blogspot.com/
Love the look of the u-cut foam.
ReplyDeleteThe hears is so simple but so effective, fab idea! Thanks for the inspiration :)
Ohhh! I love that foam heart with buttons. So cute!
ReplyDeleteI love the button hearts!
ReplyDeleteGreat projects, love the button hearts and the U cut foam!!
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I've never heard of a paper crimper before. That's a neat effect!
ReplyDeleteU cut it Foam is Cool-love the button heart! Would love to win!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards and I love that paper collection.
ReplyDeleteGreat projects, as usual! I want this paper collection and play with the u-foam. Thanks for the chance :)
ReplyDeleteWay too cute ... Love the vellum pocket and the button heart is adorable!
ReplyDeletePruttybird at comcast dot net
Beautiful project, just love the card, thanks for sharing it and the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteWhat great new ideas for cards! Love the heart with all the buttons. Thanks for the chance to win some amazing things.
ReplyDeleteAwesome projects and products. I just love Glue Arts and Lily Bee, great to see your two companies team up together. Thanks for sharing too.
ReplyDeleteLove love love that bag! And the card is stunning!
ReplyDeleteThe treat bags are so sweet!
ReplyDeletelove the treat bags!
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Those little bags are too cute, and this card is so pretty! TFS!
ReplyDeleteReally great projects today. TFS.
ReplyDeleteAlways such amazing projects! Very creative and inspirational!-
ReplyDeleteYour projects are just sooooo awesome....thank you for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteSooooo creative....thank you, Sharon S.
ReplyDeleteThe foam heart is an awesome idea... It's sparked some ideas of my own!
ReplyDeleteOh the button heart is precious!!!
ReplyDeleteThose are so cute projects!!
ReplyDeleteI bought some of the u-cut foam. Can't wait to try all these great ideas. Thanks for the ideas and the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteFoam's a great choice for an embellishment that both bright and sturdy.
ReplyDeleteAdorable treat bags, love the scalloped tops! And the mica'd heart with buttons is so inspiring! Tfs ladies!
ReplyDeleteWonderful cute candy bags and beautiful card (love the depth). Beautiful paper you are giving away too :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome! I love vellum and buttons! Both projects are so cool!!
ReplyDeleteThe treat bags are so cute!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the inspiration and ideas and the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness those vellum treat bags are too cute! I can't wait to try some of the "U Cut It Foam"!
ReplyDeleteLove that button heart! How cute.
ReplyDeleteThe button heart topped with butterflies and a heart? Just gorgeous!
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ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for giving me the chance at some brand new paper.
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Those treat bags are just adorable! Would love to win the Lily Bee too!
ReplyDeleteWow, another fantastic round of projects!! Love the button heart and I think that you have amazing tutorials from all of your Glue Girls!! Thanks for the chance to win and all of the great tips!!
ReplyDeletexoxo, Christine
I love the projects and I love how you added the buttons to the hearts!
ReplyDeleteI simply love to make different type of art with paper and glue and colour.
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