Lucky Clover Fancy Gnome treat box

 I’m not sure which of my three Lucky Clover projects is my favorite, I do really love how this one turned out.  I’ve combined several products to pull this one together.  To see how I made it, head on over to my YouTube channel HERE:

Measurements and Supplies:

Lucky Clover stamp set

Friendly Gnomes and Gnomes dies

Something Fancy dies

Sending Smiles stamp set for sentiment

Parakeet Party Metallic Woven Ribbon

Shaded Spruce Ink Pad

2022-24 In Color 6x6 Paper stack in Parakeet Party OR Dandy Designs DSP in Granny Apple Green (now retired) for gnome hat

Shaded Spruce cardstock

    For Box bottom: 3 7/16 x 4 7/16", scored at 1" on all four sides

    For Box top: 3 x 4" scored on all four sides at 3/4"

Shaded Spruce cardstock for two of the largest scalloped corner rectangle dies

Soft Sea Foam cardstock for second largest scalloped corner rectangle die 

Stampin' Blends alcohol markers: SU 900 (Natural Tones light combo), Dark Parakeet Party, Shaded Spruce, SU 300 (Natural Tones Medium Dark Combo)

Basic White cardstock for gnome, gnome nose and sentiment strip

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Teresa

Good friend Lucky Clover shamrock wreath square treat box

 Another Saturday has arrived which brings another Lucky Clover project.  This time I have a square treat box for you.  These are really pretty easy to make.  The wreath is made with the Cottage Wreath dies which carried over from the holiday mini catalog.  I love wreaths and I’m so happy this set carried over.  I didn’t use the coordinating stamp set, but the dies, along with the Lucky Clover stamp set make a beautiful wreath.  To watch how I made this treat box be sure to go my YouTube channel for the video replay HERE:

Measurements and Supplies:

Lucky Clover stamp set

Cottage Wreaths dies

Hive 3D embossing folder for embossing gold foil circles (optional)

scrap gold foil for 3/8" circles

3/8" circle punch or circle die of similar size

Soft Sea Foam cardstock for cutting two wreaths

Shaded Spruce cardstock 5 1/4" x 8"  

    Score on 5 1/4" side at 1, 3 3/4 and 4 3/4"

    Score on 8" side at 1, 3 3/4, 4 3/4 and 7 1/2"

Basic White cardstock scrap for stamping small shamrocks and for die cutting the bow

Basic White cardstock for back of box 2 1/2 x 2 1/2"

Designer Series Paper 2 5/8 x 2 5/8" (I used the Dandy Designs dsp which is no longer available)

Ink Pads in Soft Sea Foam and Shaded Spruce

Small Blending Brush for ink blending the smaller wreath for the top

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Teresa

Lucky Clover St Patrick’s Day card

 This week I am featuring the Lucky Clover stamp set.  Today’s project is a very simple card put together with scrap strips of paper.  I did use the Lucky Clover punch to punch out the large clovers, but you can just as easily fussy cut them as the punch is already sold out.  I apologize for the lack of inventory.  I have two other projects for you this week and neither of those use the punch.  This is a great little stamp set and pretty inexpensive.  To watch the video replay of how I put this together, head on over to my YouTube channel HERE:

Measurements and Supplies:

Lucky Clover stamp set (Lucky Clover punch optional, fussy cut if you don't have it)

Basic White Thick cardstock 5 1/2 x 8 1/2", scored in center at 4 1/4" for card base

Five (5) 1/2" x 3 1/2" strips in each of Soft Sea Foam and Shaded Spruce cardstock

Basic White cardstock 3 1/2 x 4 3/4" to adhere strips to

Basic White cardstock scrap for stamping and punching shamrocks and 1/2" x 3" piece for sentiment strip

Shaded Spruce and Soft Sea Foam ink pads

For inside:

Basic White cardstock 2 3/4 x 4 1/4" 

Shaded Spruce cardstock 3 x 4 1/2"

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Until next time; be happy, stay healthy and happy stamping!

Teresa

St. Patricks Day tea together treat card

Today’s project is a 3D project.  I got the idea from LeAnn Greff who had made a similar project; however, her’s did not fit my chosen treat.  I had to alter the dimensions of the holder to fit my treat.  The finished size of the card front is 2 3/4” x 2 3/4”.  It features the Painted Seasons Designer Series Paper 149574 free during Sale-a-Bration but only until the end of this month, so hurry to get your $50 order in to earn this paper for FREE!  I used the tea cup from Tea Together 148779 and the matching Tea Time framelit dies 149697 which are also a Sale-a-Bration FREE item with a $100 purchase.  I masked the outside of the tea cup after stamping it in Momento Tuxedo black ink, then stamped the clover from Amazing Life onto the tea cup.  The dot stamp is also from Amazing Life.  I then colored the image using the Call Me Clover Stampin’ Blends combo set.  Then using the coordinating framelits, I diecut the tea cup (Inspiration from Kathy Morgan for the tea cup). The sentiment comes from the Amazing Life stamp set and is diecut with the Rectangle Stitched Framelit dies which can be purchased as a bundle 150624 through the end of May 2019 to save you 10%.

In order to make the card base treat holder, you need a 2 3/4” x 10 1/2” piece of Call Me Clover cardstock.  Score at 3/4, 3 1/2, 4 1/4, 7 and 7 3/4”.  On the square closet to the 3/4” inch score, using your layering circle framelits 141705, diecut a hole with the circle closet to 1 1/4”.  Then diecut in whisper white a scallop closest to 1 1/2” and the same circle die used previously to make the scalloped frame to got around.  Adhere this to the card base.  Stamp Have a Lucky Day from Itty Bitty Greetings in the lower right corner in Call Me Clover.  Fold and burnish on all the score lines.  On the 3/4” strip at one end, place liquid glue or tear tape.  I trimmed this piece off just a hair so it would fit properly when folding up and adhering to make the treat holder portion.  Adhere the 3/4” end to the 3/4” scored strip between the squares to form the treat box.  I designed this size to fit a Knoppers  Milk Hazlenut Wafer I found at Walmart.  You can now decorate the front with the tea cup and sentiment.  I love how his project turned out and the wafers are delicious.😋

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