S is for....
Sunshine, Splash, Summer,
Snowcones, Swimming, Shore.....
Sunsets and more!
We're wrapping up our week long feature of Echo Park Paper's Splash Collection and we're going out with a Cannonball!!!!!!!!!
Designer Patti Milazzo has pulled out all the stops today with her project! It's so amazing...we're truly at a loss for words and bet you'll agree! She was inspired by various crayon art she's seen....we think hers is tops!!
And we're back with our final project from our Guest Glue Girl...Mandy Starner! Love her layout and how she used a beach collection to create a bright, colorful layout that works without the sand!lol
Designer Tip: I was inspired by the fun monogram crayon projects that I’ve seen all over the web. In place of crayons, I rolled small pieces of pattern paper and created my own summer themed monogram décor sign for our end of summer celebrations.
Supplies:
Glue Arts:
Glue Glider Pro with
1/4 Perma Tac Cartridge Refill - Pro
Mini Adhesive Squares
U-Cut-It Adhesive Foam
Extreme Micro Squares
Echo Park Paper:
Splash Pattern Paper – Diagonal Stripes, Die Cut, Big Waves, Journaling, Whales, Borders, Sunshine, Big Dots, Fish, Mini Stripes, Umbrellas and Big Stripes
Splash Alpha Stickers
Splash Element Stickers
Other: Coordinated cardstock for background
Instructions:
1. Determine what letter you want to use as a monogram and the size of your background paper. Cut many small pieces of pattern paper varying in length and about 2.5” wide giving you plenty of room for overlapping when you roll them.







GlueArts Accent It All Vinyl - White Out
GlueArts Extreme Tac Mini Adhesive Squares
GlueArts Raisen's
GlueArts U Cut It Foam
GlueArts Glue Glider Pro - Perma Tac
Echo Park Paper Splash Collection
Instructions:
1. Cut title from Accent It All vinyl(white) using a die cut machine and adhere to layout.
2. Spray background cardstock with spray ink.
3. Use Extreme Tac minis to attach strips and punched borders to layout, just below title.
4. Cut out camera and polaroid images from patterned paper. Cut a slit in the camera image so that you can slide one of the polaroids in.
5. Adhere camera to layout on the left side of the strips using Raise n's.
6. Adhere extra polaroids to the left of the camera using the Glue Glider Pro and Perma Tac.
7. Cut and adhere U Cut It foam where you want your photos to be, then line up and adhere your photos on top.
8. Add some confetti and a punched heart or two using Extreme Tac minis.
9. Finish off the layout with some journaling or the date, using your Glue Glider Pro with Perma Tac to adhere.
Sunshine, Splash, Summer,
Snowcones, Swimming, Shore.....
Sunsets and more!
We're wrapping up our week long feature of Echo Park Paper's Splash Collection and we're going out with a Cannonball!!!!!!!!!
Designer Patti Milazzo has pulled out all the stops today with her project! It's so amazing...we're truly at a loss for words and bet you'll agree! She was inspired by various crayon art she's seen....we think hers is tops!!
And we're back with our final project from our Guest Glue Girl...Mandy Starner! Love her layout and how she used a beach collection to create a bright, colorful layout that works without the sand!lol
Summer Monogram Sign
GlueArts Designer: Patti Milazzo
Pin ItDesigner Tip: I was inspired by the fun monogram crayon projects that I’ve seen all over the web. In place of crayons, I rolled small pieces of pattern paper and created my own summer themed monogram décor sign for our end of summer celebrations.
Supplies:
Glue Arts:
Glue Glider Pro with
1/4 Perma Tac Cartridge Refill - Pro
Mini Adhesive Squares
U-Cut-It Adhesive Foam
Extreme Micro Squares
Echo Park Paper:
Splash Pattern Paper – Diagonal Stripes, Die Cut, Big Waves, Journaling, Whales, Borders, Sunshine, Big Dots, Fish, Mini Stripes, Umbrellas and Big Stripes
Splash Alpha Stickers
Splash Element Stickers
Other: Coordinated cardstock for background
Instructions:
1. Determine what letter you want to use as a monogram and the size of your background paper. Cut many small pieces of pattern paper varying in length and about 2.5” wide giving you plenty of room for overlapping when you roll them.
2. Use a pencil, dowel or other tool to roll your paper pieces around. Secure the paper with a few Mini Adhesive Squares to prevent them from unraveling. Once you have several done, start organizing them loosely on your background to determine where you want to ultimately place each roll. It takes a little time and patience to find the right shape but it comes together quickly once you have most of your rolled pieces prepared.
3. When you have the design set start with the roll at the bottom of your letter and plan to work your way up. Apply a few Extreme Micro Squares where the paper edge is on each roll. Press the roll onto the background. This will further secure the roll from unraveling and adhere it to the background. Now work your way up the letter with each roll. Take your time, it may need some tweaking along the way!
3. When you have the design set start with the roll at the bottom of your letter and plan to work your way up. Apply a few Extreme Micro Squares where the paper edge is on each roll. Press the roll onto the background. This will further secure the roll from unraveling and adhere it to the background. Now work your way up the letter with each roll. Take your time, it may need some tweaking along the way!
4. Once the monogram letter is complete, embellish on and around it with sticker accents. On the “Just Add Water” sticker, I stacked 3 pieces of U-Cut-It Adhesive Foam together to equal the height of the rolled paper. This added extra support to the side that isn’t adhered to the rolled paper.
5. Use additional U-Cut-It Adhesive Foam on the back of word stickers and bubbles for added dimension to complete your project. Enjoy!
Designer Suggestion: Pick any theme for this project – a birthday sign, holiday theme or a child’s initial as décor for their room.
Today is our final project from our amazing Guest Designer Mandy Starner!
We hope you've stopped by and visited Mandy's blog for more inspiration and ideas!!!
A very big thanks to Mandy for accepting our invitation and creating such great projects for us to share all week long!!
Instragr.am Love Layout
GlueArts Guest Designer: Mandy Starner
Supplies:GlueArts Accent It All Vinyl - White Out
GlueArts Extreme Tac Mini Adhesive Squares
GlueArts Raisen's
GlueArts U Cut It Foam
GlueArts Glue Glider Pro - Perma Tac
Echo Park Paper Splash Collection
Instructions:
1. Cut title from Accent It All vinyl(white) using a die cut machine and adhere to layout.
2. Spray background cardstock with spray ink.
3. Use Extreme Tac minis to attach strips and punched borders to layout, just below title.
4. Cut out camera and polaroid images from patterned paper. Cut a slit in the camera image so that you can slide one of the polaroids in.
5. Adhere camera to layout on the left side of the strips using Raise n's.
6. Adhere extra polaroids to the left of the camera using the Glue Glider Pro and Perma Tac.
7. Cut and adhere U Cut It foam where you want your photos to be, then line up and adhere your photos on top.
8. Add some confetti and a punched heart or two using Extreme Tac minis.
9. Finish off the layout with some journaling or the date, using your Glue Glider Pro with Perma Tac to adhere.
So that's our week!
We hope we've inspired you all week long with mini books, shadow boxes, layouts to help capture those special memories, sunshiney cards and today's monogram sign!
We'd like for you to have a chance to win the Echo Park Paper Splash collection. Simply post a comment today and we'll enter you to win not just the Splash Collection but our Glue Glider Pro, Extreme Adhesive Squares AND our 3D Combo Pac!
We'll select one random winner on Monday. And remember....you cannot win unless you post a comment!! It's just that simple!
Glue Arts and Echo Park have made a fabulous team!! Thank you for every bit of inspiration!
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ReplyDeleteGreat projects today, just like all week. It has bee so inspiring, I'm ready to get to work in my craft room. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteAmazing projects, ladies! Super fun layout and I am in LOVE with that rolled paper monogram, Patti!
ReplyDeleteCannot wait to start scrapping my summer photos and how handy would this paper pack come in?!? Thanks for opportunity to win!
ReplyDeleteLove the card by Patti, amazing! Would love to create with some Echo Park and Glue Arts products too. Thanks for the opportunity to win!
ReplyDeleteWhat FABULOUS projects today ladies! Thank you so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteIt was a great week--love the projects today especially since the "S" can stand for Sue too!
ReplyDeleteThanks for a great week of amazing projects! Great inspiration and Patti's monogram is Super Cool. It made a great Splash!
ReplyDeleteI love the summer monogram sign!!!
ReplyDeleteloved all the great projects you have shared! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteAnne
These have been some amazying projects this week. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteWOW.. so cool.. I love both projects.. but that S rocks.. thanks so much for the chance to win.> HUGS
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun layout and an amazing "S"! I really want to go make a monogram that way now :>)
ReplyDeleteI love love love all the projects that have been posted this week! This monogram project is such a neat way to use many beautiful patterned papers from a collection at one time. I've definitely been inspired, thanks for sharing! :)
ReplyDeleteFabulous layout and fabulous giveaway!
ReplyDeleteThe rolled paper S is SO amazing - what creativity!! Thanks so much for sharing with us!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the rolled paper monogram! I haven't seen anything like that on the web yet. Thanks for the idea!!!!
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ReplyDeletePatti's project is absolutely fabulous! So cute and creative.
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Love the rolled paper idea for a monogram sign!
ReplyDeletePatti knocked that one out of the park!!!
ReplyDeleteIt's Beautiful, love those rolled paper , looks fabulous the way it came up ...
ReplyDeleteLove the summer sign! It's such a great idea!
ReplyDelete♥ These are great!! You ladies have done such lovely work!!
ReplyDeleteGreat inspiration this week. I love the cute S project!! Fun!
ReplyDeleteAs always, great ideas with great products. Thank you for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteWow! This has been an awesome week of projects!!!
ReplyDeletelove the rolled paper! I can't wait to try that with all my scraps!
ReplyDeleteCute stuff. That big S is something - love those rolled papers, and the water embellishments add the perfect finishing touch. Cute collection.
ReplyDeleteLove that monogram S...too cute!! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteOH MY! That monogram "S" is sooooo super amazing! LOVE LOVE LOVE!!! Thanks for sharing!! Thanks for the chance to win--sbmmhoover at yahoo dot com
ReplyDeleteWow, you make such a great team! 'Love your projects! The S is so cute!!
ReplyDeleteOh what a cool project! Love that.
ReplyDeleteGreat projects ideas, may just have to scrap-lift the "S" monogram idea for a teacher gift. What a great way to think outside the box.
ReplyDeleteI just love all the projects I've seen this week. A very creative women. thank you for sharing them and the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI love the rolled paper project. I never would have thought of that......sharon dot gullikson at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteThis is great! so pretty!
ReplyDeletegreat projects this week! thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing layout...love the idea and am going to give it a try...thank you for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteThat rolled monogram is to die for!! LOVE IT! And that layout is too cool! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteLove all the projects! It has truely inspired me to take what I have and work with it as well as loving what great products that you offer.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Lisa F
Amazing projects! Love how cheerful and fun they are!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun project! I want to try the rolled paper idea. :)
ReplyDeleteLove both projects but especially the S.
ReplyDeleteFun, fun, fun projects!! Thanks! So enjoy Glue Arts & Echo Park together!!!
ReplyDeleteWow! that mono S is FABU LOUS! Gorgeous work!
ReplyDeleteToday feels like my lucky day!!! I love the S project!! Thinking of making something similar for my son!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win these awesome prizes!!
Love it!!! How cute would this be for a baby's room?
ReplyDeleteI love the "S", it's too cute! Thanks for all of the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteWow what a wonderful blog. I just got my glue glider pro and I love it. Would love to win another one, then I can share with my 8 year old co-crafter :)
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Kemma
AMAZING!!!
ReplyDeletethese papers are to die for and the adhesives from Glue Arts are some of my favorites. Thanks for the opportunity to win. I would be honored!
ReplyDeleteGreat projects! Love Echo Park!
ReplyDeletePatti and Mandy's projects rock the house! Thanks for showing off Echo Park and Glue Arts, ladies! Fantastic work. :)
ReplyDeleteMy gosh Patti's project just blew me away! WOW!!!!!!!!!!! And Mandy's work is incredible, very inspiring eye candy :)
ReplyDeleteLOVE that Summer poster, such a cool idea! Great work ladies!
ReplyDeleteGreat projects! I need to try that rolled-paper letter sometime!
ReplyDeletewhat a great team. echo park and glue arts. thanks for the inspiration and fantastic products.
ReplyDeleteI've loved all the Glue Arts and Echo Park inspiration but the rolled paper monogram is especially fantastic!
ReplyDeleteLove the Splash and the projects are great! Thanks for a chance to win.
ReplyDeleteGreat week with Echo Park and Glue Arts. Fun projects all week. Thanks for sharing. And thanks for a chance to win. jeannett_mcgee@comcast.net
ReplyDeleteThe monogram is sooo awesome! Thanks for showing us how! I'd love a chance to win.
ReplyDeleteGreat project, I just started to use rolled paper on a few projects I am working on.
ReplyDeletelove the monogram
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ReplyDeleteLove it...Great idea!!!
Thank you for sharing :)
Blessings,
♥KimberlyRae