Today, we’re sharing some planner inspiration from our incredible Design Team. With the new Planner Essentials release out, there are even more ways to customize your planner!
Take a look at the beautiful projects below –– maybe you’ll find some ideas to recreate in your own planner!
Do you want to make some quick divider pages for your journal?
You might like this quick tip from Designer, Esther Glas:
Laminate your leftover design paper, old book pages, etc. and use them as monthly dividers in you Essentials Planner/Journal.
We are in love with the new Planner Essentials release. See what Els loves about the new release in the video below!
It’s Technique Friday, and Els is showing us how to assemble the Safari Jeep! This is such a great addition to your cards, and it’s customizable!
Watch the tutorial, shop the supplies and download the project sheet on the Project Page!
Let us know if you’ve tried this project! Happy Technique Friday!
Happy Technique Friday, crafters!
This week, Els is showing us a beautiful project that will surely kickstart your Easter projects! Today’s technique features the Elegant Easter Egg Small die set and GLITTER!
Watch the tutorial, shop the supplies and download the project sheet on the Project Page!
Let us know if you’ve tried this project!
Happy Technique Friday!
Hello everyone, it´s Sanna Lippert here again. I am very honored to be able to continue as a guest blogger here at the Elizabeth Craft Designs blog bi-monthly this year. As my very first project for this year, I´d like to share a fun love-themed present set with you.
Here is what the finished project looks like:
Here is what I did:
Step 1: Die cut the light purple polka dot paper with the present box with the Pillow Box with Handle die. Also adhere the same paper as a background piece to a white card base.
Step 2: Die cut the jar, the hearts, the tag and the straw from white Soft Finish Cardstock using the Summer Drink die cut die set.
Step 3: Now die cut the flamingos also from white Soft Finish Cardstock using the Flamingos die cut die set.
Step 4: Die cut a blue background piece from the Fly & Scrap paper collection papers with the Stitched Rectangles die.
Step 5: Using Distress Inks color the flamingos, the jar, the hearts and the straw. I used mainly various pink tones and an ink blending tool for this step. Stamp a sentiment onto the jar tag.
Step 6: Build the box, then assembly the flamingos and the jar together and adhere on place.
Step 7: Decorate with a matching colored ribbon.
I´ve also recorded a process video for your to watch to give you a better idea on each an every step. Hope you enjoy it!
This is all from me for today. This type of love-themed project is perfect for so many occasions. Depending on the colours you choose, you can create something for Mother´s Day or for a Wedding or for a baby shower even!
I hope I could inspired you to play a little with your papers and dies. See you in April again!
Happy crafting,
Sanna
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Supplies:
Elizabeth Craft Designs:
Other:
Ranger Ink – Distress Inks
Black pen – Signo uni-ball
Black stamp ink
Misti stamping tool
Nuvo Crystal Drops
Purple ribbon
Ink blending tool
It’s Technique Friday, and we’re excited to get back into the swing of things! Els is kicking off the year with this beautiful ‘Love Struck’ Valentine’s Day card. ❤️
Valentine’s Day will be here before you know it –– have you started working on your Valentine’s Day crafts? This is such an easy project to kick off all of your LOVEly V-Day projects –– watch the tutorial, shop the supplies and download the project sheet on the Project Page!
Let us know if you’ve tried this project! Happy Technique Friday!
It’s Elena today! I always love whimsical cards and the Hot Chocolate die set makes it easy to make one. For this project I combined the Hot Chocolate dies with the Snowflakes Clear Stamps to create two very different backgrounds – two cards for the price of one. (Each time ink is lifted from one background, it is stamped onto the other one!) I added touches of red for the holiday season but these could easily be adapted as winter cards after the holidays. Here’s how I made them:
