It's been an unusually hectic season so far and I've found myself having to cut back on a lot of activities this year. The one thing that I won't cut back on this time of year, is crafting. I love playing with paper and glue! So...I am so excited to introduce a few new items from Eileen Hull's Vintage Kitchen line. To create this coffee mug gift-card holder, I used the new Sizzix Bigz die, Mug & Spoon. I also used the new Sizzix Scoreboards XL Die Box Make-it-3-D.
The Make-it-3-D die is the incredibly awesome. You can use ANY of your existing dies and turn them into a 3-D project. I love this! This gift-card holder was simple to make. I up-cycled an old page from a children s book to use.
I love that I can make the mug dimensional!
Later this month I'll share a few more Vintage Kitchen projects I've got planned.
I'm going to have fun with my Sizzix this season!
So cute Michelle!!!!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE that you used that old book page! What a great way to gift a gift card, love the gold accents too!
ReplyDeleteLove love love love this!!! LOVING that you used an old book page!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteAnd you are QUEEN of total ephemera awesomeness!! YAY, this is just the COOLEST. So overjoyed you were able to join along Michelle!!! You are on Rockin' creative lady!!!
ReplyDeleteWOW I want that 3D box die that is amazing and would work with lots of dies I have. TFS
ReplyDeleteLove the vintage Christmas feel about this box!
ReplyDeleteLOVE this...tons.
ReplyDeleteWow this is really awesome you put a lot of love into your project. TFS.
ReplyDeleteThis is fantastic! I love vingage and you have hit it out of the park. I am going to have to check out the sizzix site.
ReplyDeletewow beautiful, love all the details and colors
ReplyDeleteOh, WOW...LOVE this! Your cup is simply, amazing!
ReplyDeleteThis is so fabulous! Such a clever idea to use the book page print!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Love how you used the old book page!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great upcycle, great job!
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ReplyDeleteOh yay Michelle! I saw this over on Eileen's twitter! I actually commented on it on Twitter, haha. I really love this and Eileen knows it, too! *Messed up my previous post and couldn't edit.* Terri from Waving My Wand
ReplyDeleteSuch a clever idea! Hugs Deb
ReplyDeletewhat a great coffee card!!!! CUTE!!! LOVE the shaped card!!!!
ReplyDeleteUsing vintage photos from books is a great idea, even though I do hate tearing up books! It goes against my English major background. But it's fun to give them new life in such great projects like this! I love that cork snowflake - genius!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Love the old book page.
ReplyDeletewow!! love
ReplyDeleteLove love love the book paper...And wow...the blue burned rose is so yummy!!! Awesome project!
ReplyDeleteOh I love this.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, creative Michelle, I LOVE this!
ReplyDeleteLove that print paper, awesome inspiration.
ReplyDeleteoooh. that's awesome! looooove it!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous project...love the use of the book page!
ReplyDeleteGreat gift card holder and great use of a children's book! Darling!
ReplyDeleteHappy Holidays, Debbie!
Oh I love how you upcycled this book. I love your shaped card. I am going to have to go to some garage sales to find some old books to use like this. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteStunning gift box! I like the flower.
ReplyDeletewhat an adorable gift card holder cup - super cute with a wonderful vintage feel!
ReplyDeletedarling idea!!!
ReplyDeleteWow this is WONDERFUL. Thanks for sharing.
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Fantastic creation!! TFS!!
ReplyDeleteFun project. TFs
ReplyDeleteSuper gorgeous project Michelle - fabulous upcycling - LOVE that vintage paper! Thank you for sharing :)
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Fabulous! I love the nostalgia!
ReplyDeleteoh wow!! what a beautiful coffee shaped card!! I love the vintage feel! so pretty! and the blue flower with the snowflake is just divine!
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