Birthday Lalaloopsy Card

My Family and I spent the weekend in Rotorua for my Grand Daughter Olivia's 7th birthday, needless to say we had to take all the presents down for her to unwrap, we had a wonderful weekend, with lots of fun. At one stage Olivia didn't want to go out as she wanted to stay at the unit and play with her toys lol. One of the things we did was go to Rainbow Springs where we all went on the Log Flume ride needless to say we all got soaked but thoroughly enjoyed it.

Now on to the card, I made 2 cards for Olivia, this is one of them, a Punchart Lalaloopsy card.  Lalaloopsy is a doll with buttons for eyes they are so cute. As soon as I saw the tutorial HERE on Wendy Cranford's blog I just had to make Olivia one for her birthday. Needless to say Olivia received some of the little Lalaloopsy dolls, but her favourites are the Monster High Dolls.  I will post the other card in a couple of days.

Stamp set: Wishes Your Way

Ink: Island Indigo, Basic Black Stampin Marker 

Card stock: Blushing Bride, Island Indigo, Tangerine Tango, Whisper White 

Cardstock: Pear pizzazz, Whisper White,

Designer Series Paper:

Other: 2 1/2" Circle Punch, Large Oval punch, Modern label Punch, Small heart Punch,

Dressed Up Framelits, Basic Rhinestones, 3/8" Glimmer Brads, Stampin Dimensionals

Paper Piercer, Peircing Mat 

ESAD Occasions Blog Hop

Welcome to the ESAD  Occasions Blog Hop! for 2014  whether you started with my post or you arrived here from the very talented Keryn Campbell  make sure you continue by clicking on the link in each blog and you will enjoy a fabulous round of 25 projects

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What is ESAD? 

ESAD
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We love what we do & love to share with our customers, friends, and wonderful blog visitors. We also share what we love in our ESAD Demonstrator community, through swaps, challenges, sharing knowledge, ideas & frienship, and we're always there to help and support each other.

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Now onto my project I have used the Scallop Tag Top Punch for my project,  2 Cards plus a Springwatch Diamond opening Tea Light box and a Hershy's Treat Holder,  I have used Naturals White and Crumb Cake card stock, plus our fabulous Water Color Washi Tape  (which I absolutely love) plus some Burlap Ribbon.  

 Scallop Tag Top Punch set

The Sentiment's are all heat embossed with Gold Embossing powder, the Naturals White and Crumb Cake card stock matches the Water Color Wonder Washi Tape perfectly

Card and Springwatch Diamond opening Tea Light box set 

 

I have seen so many of these cards made using the Scallop tag Top Punch, I just had to have a go at it,

 Look how the  Chalk talk Framelit  fits perfectly inside the Scallop Tag which I have punched at both ends (the piece of Crumb Cake measured 5.1 x 5.5cm before being punched) 

Open card 

Springwatch Diamond opening Tea Light box 

Here is a close up of the Springwatch Diamond opning Tea Light box I just love the way this box opens, I found the Tutorial on Pootles.co.uk click here for the Tutorial. The Tealight candles are Vanilla scented and of course they just had to match the card stock colours. 

Treat Holder Set

On this set I have only used the Scallop Tag Top Punch on the top of each tag

and then matted them with a banner

Stamp set: Really Good Greetings
Ink:  Crumb Cake, Metallic Gold, Versamark  
Card stock: Naturals White, Crumb Cake,  
Other: Big Shot, Magnetic Platform, Scallop Tag Top Punch, Chalk Talk Framelits Collection, Banners Framelits Dies, Heat Gun, Gold Embossing Powder,  Watercolor Washi Tape, Burlap Ribbon, Linen Thread, 7/16" Trim, Crumb Cake Seam Binding Ribbon,  Stampin Sponge, Stampin Dimensionals, Tombow Multi Adhesive, Glue Dots

I hope you enjoyed looking at my project you can now hop onto Liv Ingle and check out her fabulous project. Don't forget to leave a comment for each blog as I am sure they would all love to hear from you.