Showing posts with label Noteworthy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Noteworthy. Show all posts

Friday, May 9, 2014

Easy Peasy Cards Using Bo Bunny Noteworthy!



 
I just love how easy it is to make cards using Noteworthy die cuts!  For this card I used one of the pretty labels from the Primrose Noteworthy package and simply added a couple of butterflies from the package as well (there are lots of pretty butterflies in this die cut package!).  I just created a background using a few layers of patterned paper and mounted the label die in the middle of the card using foam strips to give the card a little pop.

 
I'm always in need of Thank-you cards, I'm one of those old fashioned gals that likes to take the time to send (or give) someone a card when someone has done something kind for me.  So the Bo Bunny 'You're Invited' stamp set comes in so handy for me.  I love that you have a variety of 'Thank-you' stamps to choose from, from elegant to casual.

 
I also did a little stamping with the 'It is Written' stamp (another favorite) and added some pearly jewel accents with the coordinating jewels from the Primrose collection.
 
Bo Bunny Supplies:
Patterned Paper: Gate, Memories, Dot/ Primrose
6x6 Paper Pad: Primrose
Noteworthy: Primrose
Jewels: Primrose
Stamps: It Is Written, You're Invited
 

 
For this card I combined die cuts from 2 different Noteworth collections, Primrose and The Avenues.  The circle die cut is used as the card title and as a card accent.  I used the birdcage design from The Avenues collection as another card embellishment.
 
 
I made the rose accent using one of the darker pink papers from the Primrose collection using a floral die cut. The green leaf design was cut from Clover double dot cardstock.

 
I created a lacy border around one of the patterned paper layers with the light green patterned paper from the Primrose collection using a lacy edge punch.  I used a pearl 3D paint to add a dot pattern around the circle design from the circle die cut paper.

Bo Bunny Supplies:
Patterned Paper: Breathtaking, Smile, Bliss, Memories/ Primrose
Cardstock: Clover/Double Dot
6x6 Paper Pad: Primrose
12x12 Combo Stickers: Primrose
Noteworthy: Primrose, The Avenues
Stamps: Distressed Texture Stamps, It Is Written Stamps

Thanks for stopping by my blog today, I hope you'll give Bo Bunny Noteworthy a go when creating your cards, elegant cards are made fast and easy using this fun product!

Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Focus on....Bo Bunny's Noteworthy!

I just love these pieces that are available with each of the Bo Bunny collections!  They are these amazing die-cut pieces that you can use as special matting, framing for your photos and titles, journaling tags or to create one of a kind embellishments! 

For my layout above I used papers from the Bo Bunny 'Welcome Home' collection along with Noteworthy pieces from the Welcome Home collection (to frame each of my photos) and and extra piece of Noteworthy from the Et Cetera collection as matting (I added a little machine stitching to them to add texture).


This page is about my oldest daughter Chloe and the interest she had taking in cooking and experimenting with recipes.  Above is one of her favourite grill cheese sandwiches.   (Rather than using the usual cheese for her grill cheese, she layers on the Jarlsberg, sliced fresh tomato (salt & pepper), fresh basil leaves and a drizzle of honey!.....sooooo good!  Try it, you won't be sorry you did!)

Bo Bunny Supplies used on this page:
Patterned Paper: Welcome Home Porch Swing, WH Welcome Home, WH Home Decor.
Noteworthy: Welcome Home & Et Cetera
6x6 Paper Pad: Welcome Home (behiind photo and in the torn strip at top)
Stickers: WH Combo Stickers (title & strip), and Layered Stickers Welcome Home
Tinkets: Welcome Home
Chipboard: Et Cetera (title alphas)
Welcome Home Jewels flower centers and on sticker strip.

For more inspiration on how to use Bo Bunny Noteworthy pieces, you can check out todays blogpost at the Bo Bunny blogsite!  Thanks so much for having a peek today!  :)

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