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Showing posts with label panda pals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label panda pals. Show all posts
Thursday, June 23, 2016

Panda Traveler's Notebook

Hello DeNami Friends!

Today, I've got a DIY traveler's notebook for you!  If you follow my blog or instagram, you'll know that I have been obsessed with traveler's notebooks, especially making my own! Today I will show you how to make your own, and embellish them using DeNami design stamps!

You may or may not know that my family & I are joyfully expecting baby #3!  I wanted a place to document my pregnancy.  I used to have a pregnancy journal that I used for both of my previous pregnancies, but I can't seem to find it, so I decided to make my own "baby bear/bump" traveler's notebook.  

I really hope you enjoy my project, and I hope I inspired you to DIY your own traveler's notebook!

To make the traveler's notebook:
  1. I cut down a piece of craft cardstock to 9 x 8 inches, then scored down the middle, so my traveler's notebook would measure 4 1/2 x 8 inches.
  2. I cut down some graph paper (torn out of a spiral notebook) down to 9 x 8 inches, then scored down the middle.
  3. I placed the paper inside the cardstock, then sewed down the middle/fold using my sewing machine.  (Note: if you don't have a sewing machine, you can hand stitch or staple your project together.)  You may need to trim down the sides of the graph paper due to the folding and bulk.
  4. I took a corner chomper tool, and rounded the right edges of my notebook.
To embellish my traveler's notebook:
  1. I die cut a heart from a piece of white cardstock.
  2. I stamped the panda image repeatedly onto the heart.
  3. I attached the panda heart to the front of my notebook using low profile foam tape.
  4. I also stamped the various panda images to the bottom right corner of some of the graph pages in my notebook.  (I lightly colored some of the images as well.)
  5. To hold my notebook closed, I got a piece of pink & white twine, and tied it in a pretty bow.











DeNami Supplies:




Wednesday, March 23, 2016

Gift Tag Ideas- Day 3 Panda Party Gift Tag

Hello DeNami Friends!

Today, I've got a tag for you featuring Panda Pals Clear stamp set.  I think gift tags are a perfect way to dress up a cheap gift bag!  

Here's how I created my tag:
  1. I die cut a tag from a piece of heavy weight white card stock.
  2. I stamped the party hat/cupcake panda image from the clear stamp set multiple times on the tag.
  3. Using water color markers, I colored the hat and cupcakes.
  4. I die cut another tag from a piece of patterned paper, and then glued the 2 tags together. 
  5. I used some pink & white twine to finish off my tag. 
Hope you have a fantastic day!
 





DeNami Supplies:




http://jungahsang.wordpress.com

Wednesday, February 17, 2016

Saint Patrick's Day Panda Card

Hello DeNami Friends!

Today, I've got a St. Patrick's day themed card.  When I think of St. Patty's day, I think green and gold!

First, I decided that I wanted my cute pandas to make a pyramid and I wanted the top panda to hold a balloon, so I chose the plain panda and the panda with the balloon from the Panda Pals clear stamp set, and stamped them on white cardstock.  I colored the balloon green, then stamped the "hi" sentiment from the Emojis clear stamp set with black ink.  I die cut the stamped image into a tag.  On another piece of white cardstock, I blended 2 different shades of green ink to create a bright green ombre background...love my ombre backgrounds, lol!  I took the gingham background stamp and stamped it twice with black ink over my green background, creating my own green gingham pattern paper.  I die cut a rectangle out of the green gingham and adhered it to a green card base using foam tape.  I adhered my panda stamped tag on top using more foam tape.  To finish off my card, I made a gold bow using a die set and gold cardstock, and adhered it to the top of my tag.  Then, I filled in the little green balloon with some glossy glue, and set aside to dry.  I also made a simple matching envelope by stamping a panda and a speech bubble saying "hi."







DeNami Supplies:

CRM04 Panda Pals Clear Stamp Set

TK-VF082 Onyx Black Versafine

 

http://jungahsang.wordpress.com

 

Wednesday, August 12, 2015

Panda Birthday Card

Hello there! It’s Lisa P. My card for today features the newly released CRM01 Snapshots and CRM04 Panda Pals Stamp Sets. Just look at how perfectly those adorable little panda images fit onto the film strips!





In fact…many of DeNami Design’s tiny images fit into those frames. I’ll have more examples to share in the near future, so stay tuned!

I stamped out the film strip image twice and stamped the panda images onto one of them. I fussy cut the film strips, colored the images and added a touch of sparkle to the balloons and cupcake with a glitter pen. When I layered the film strips onto my card I popped the top one up with some foam tabs for added dimension. Here’s a closer look:





Super cute and super simple!

I hope you like my creation for today! Thanks for stopping by!

DeNami Design Supplies:
Cardstock: PC21 White

Other Supplies:
Markers: Copic Sketch
Glitter Pen: Clear Wink Of Stella (Zig)
Patterned Paper: Bitty Dot Basics (Papertrey Ink)
Twine: Buttercream (The Twinery)
Adhesive: Adhesive Tape Runner (Tombow), 3D Foam Tabs (Tombow)
 
http://bellalistona.blogspot.com
 
Wednesday, August 5, 2015

Mini Butterfly Enjoy Card

Hi Friends,

Today Lisa is featuring a very quick and easy card that uses just two stamps. This is a great card when you have lots of tiny stamps. You can stamp them in lots of shapes and patterns. She made this tiny butterfly into a lovely butterfly trail and used a rainbow of colors. To add dimension, you can add the 3D Crystal Lacquer for dimensional shine.

Here's is how she did it:
________

Hey there!

It’s Lisa P, and today I’m sharing a card that features the sweet little butterfly that’s included in the recently released CRM04 Panda Pals Stamp Set. Just look at what an impact a tiny image can make when stamped repeatedly:



I actually traced a snow drifts border die lightly in pencil to create the guidelines for my butterfly pattern. Then I stamped the butterflies, colored them with markers, and erased my pencil lines. I finished off the card with a simple sentiment and a touch of sparkle on each butterfly.

I’ll be giving this card to my neighbor friend, Donna, for her birthday in early August. Hope it makes her smile!

Thanks for stopping by! Before I go, I want to extend a big thank you to my talented blog friend, Jen W, for the inspiration for this card. You can find her fabulous work at: http://jenniferwills.blogspot.com.

~ Lisa

DeNami Design Supplies:

Other Supplies:

Markers: Copic Sketch
Glitter Pen: Clear Wink Of Stella (Zig)
Cardstock: White (Papertrey Ink)
Dies: Snow Drifts (My Favorite Things)

http://bellalistona.blogspot.com

Wednesday, July 15, 2015

Panda Pals Sweet and Simple Card

Hi Friends,

What a great Sneak Peek Week we had! Lots of fun excitement in the air. I am still basking from the wonderful time it was for all.
If you have placed your order, it has already shipped out. Look for the fun to begin!

Today, Lisa P shares a simple and uber sweet card she did using the Panda Pals mini clear stamp set. This is perfect if you need a quick card. Just change out the sentiment for the occasion.

She writes:

Hello there! It’s Lisa P. Today I’m sharing a sweet and simple one-layer card using the brand new CRM04 Panda Pals Stamp Set. I LOVE this stamp set! It’s soooo adorable!



You could easily use this same layout and change up the images and sentiment to create a fun set of notecards.

Hope you like my card for today!!! Thanks for stopping by!

Supplies:
Cardstock: White (Papertrey Ink)
Markers: Copic Sketch
Tool: Crop-A-Dile Corner Chomper (We R Memory Keepers)

http://bellalistona.blogspot.com


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