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Spellbinders APG die of the Month December Rose Garden Promise

 Hi, I'm excited to share another card I've made with the December

 Spellbinders Amazing Paper Grace die set.

It's called "Rose Garden Promise" and it creates the most beautiful inlaid cards.




There's a video tutorial available on the Spellbinders and Amazing Paper Grace blog on 
how to used this die set.




The cardstock I used for this card I made myself using a color palette and Photoshop.
That way I can create any colored cardstock I want.




It was much fun to make this card with the beautiful colors.
I feels like you're making a mosaic.




More inspiration can be found on the Spellbinders and

All Spellbinders monthly clubs can be found here:




Thanks for stopping by. 

Hugs, Henriëtte.


Spellbinder Amazing Paper Grace die of the month September

Hello, welcome to my blog.

Yesterday the APG die of the month was revealed on the Spellbinders blog and here's 

my card using that awesome die set.



I started by cutting a 6,5 x 6,5 inch square card using gold cardstock.
I die cut the square panels 3 times, twice out of white cardstock and once out of gold cardstock.
I also die cut the outer frame using light blue paper.
I layered all pieces. You get the weave effect by placing the layers on an angle.


I made the sentiment in Word and printed it on the light blue paper.
With the smaller border die cut in the set I created the shape of the sentiment.


I embellished the card with flowers from Prima and Itsy Bitsy, 
a few dried flowers (the brown ones) and 
gold and light blue leaves (that die is by Crealies).



I love the color combination on this card. The white, blue and gold match well together.

And I was lucky to find the perfect matching flowers in my stash.


Join the Amazing Paper Grace (APG) Die of the Month Club and
 receive an expertly designed die set each month, complete with inspiration. 
Plus, members get store savings, extra deals, gifts, and more.


More inspiration can be found on the Spellbinders blog and on the Amazing Paper Grace blog.

Thanks for visiting!
Hugs, Henriëtte.

Spellbinders August Clubs Blog Hop

Hi, welcome to my blog and to the Spellbinders August Clubs Blog Hop. 



I'm last one on the list and you have already seen a lot of amazing projects with the 
August club kits.

I'm sharing my make using the Amazing Paper Grace telephone die set.

This time I went for a little childhood nostalgia in the form of a 

vintage black bakelite phone. To give it more interest I've added some copper elements.



Here are the 16 pieces die set designed by Becca Feeken. It's very easy to assemble all the pieces together. There is a video on the Amazing Paper Grace blog on how to do it. http://www.amazingpapergrace.com/pop-up-telephone/



The awesome thing about this set, besides that they make a pop up 3D card, 
is the possibility to add multiple cards or photo's on the receivers.
I kept it simple with just one card, a "call me" sentiment.





You can find a very different sample on how to use these dies in my previous post:

https://hmier.blogspot.com/2020/08/spellbinders-amazing-paper-grace-die-of.html



Giveaway:
To celebrate this release, Spellbinders is giving away a $50 gift certificate to 3 lucky blog readers – selected from the comments on the Spellbinders blog. Hop along for additional chances to win. Giveaway closes on Sunday, August 30th, 11:59 pm EDT. The winner will be announced in the blog hop post the following Tuesday. The winner is responsible for shipping cost, duties and taxes.

AND there's an additional giveaway:

I will draw a winner from  my comments to receive a $25 gift certificate
 to spend in the Spellbinders store.
I will announce the winner here on my blog on August 30th.

(Please note, store credit (gift certificate) cannot be applied to Club Subscriptions. Store credit 
can be applied to shop past Club products, Club extras and regular releases).

Here's the list of all the participants in this hop:




Thank you for visiting my blog.
Good luck in the draw and don't forget to visit me again on August 30th for the winner!



Hugs, Henriëtte.

Spellbinders Amazing Paper Grace die of the month August

Hi and welcome to my blog.
 I'm so excited to share with you my first project with the August set from 

Becca Feeken from Amazing Paper Grace did it again, she designed another awesome
 pop up 3D vignette die set. This time it's a telephone.
With this 16 piece die set I've created this lace telephone.



Here are all the different pieces in this set.




On the Spellbinders blog as well as the Amazing Paper Grace blog there is video 
tutorial on how to assemble the telephone.

I cut my pieces from the Stamperia papers "Old Lace".




I embellished the front and also the two cards inside with small pieces of lace, little 
lace flowers, some lace trims and sparkly gems.






I also made two sentiments in word and printed them on the old lace patterned papers.




There is room for 4 different cards. You can put text on them but also photo's. 
Due to the 3D vignette pieces this card can be folded and placed in a regular envelope!
The recipient just has to unfold and admire this gorgeous layered project.





More inspiration can be found on the Spellbinders and

All Spellbinders monthly clubs can be found here:




Thanks for stopping by. 
I will be back later this month with another different style telephone.

Hugs, Henriëtte.

Oriental card with Spellbinders Amazing Paper Grace July die set

Hello and happy Sunday.
I've made another card with this months die set called "Fanfare" from the
Spellbinders Amazing paper grace die of the month club.

The idea is from Becca Feeken, I saw it on her inspiration blog. 
The fan motive die can also be used to make a flower.
I thought that was a great idea.




The scrapbook paper set I used is Oriental garden from Stamperia.
It is absolutely stunning!
Using the smal fan die from the July set I cut out 6 pieces and glue them together
 in the shape of a flower.




The little black flowers are also made with a die from the APG July set.




With some black chord I made a Chinese knot following a step by step tutorial from a book I 
have about different Chinese knots. This one is called the coin knot.
I thought it is a great addition to this oriental card.




Beside the little black flowers I added gold sequins as a contrast.
On the inside of the card I used the big frame die to create some writing space
 on the black paper.







Join the Amazing Paper Grace (APG) Die of the Month Club and
 receive an expertly designed die set each month, complete with inspiration. 
Plus, members get store savings, extra deals, gifts, and more.


More inspiration can be found on the Spellbinders blog and on the Amazing Paper Grace blog.

Thanks for visiting!
Hugs, Henriëtte.




Spellbinders Amazing Paper Grace die of the month June

Hi and welcome to my blog. 
The Spellbinders APG June die set is called "Snip it Grid and calendar creator".
 This set has 41 die templates and it includes a grid, 35 letters, 18 numbers, a banner, two word dies and flower dies. This set is perfect for your handmade Save the Date cards.

I've created two cards with this set and today I'm sharing the first project a
 "save the date easel card".




The small flowers are from another Amazing Paper Grace 




I used rose gold hot foiling on some of the elements like the save the date, 
the hearts and a few of the flowers.
The rose gold shimmer gives the card a pretty look.



I went for a beautiful wedding color scheme with blush pink, tan and rose gold.
I didn't have the exact colored cardstock I needed but I made them my self using photoshop.
I browsed the internet for the colors I wanted to use.





After I selected the color combination I liked, I uploaded the picture in PS
 and with the eyedropper tool and the paint bucket tool I created the colored cardstock.
If you know a bit about Photoshop this is an easy way to make any colored cardstock you want.

I just love this color combination.





It is a bit of a work to glue on all the numbers and letters but the result is 
a beautiful handmade card.
I can imagine that making such a card for everyone is a bit much but 
you can make a few for the special persons in your life.





More inspiration can be found on the Spellbinders and

All Spellbinders monthly clubs can be found here:




Thanks for stopping by.

Hugs, Henriëtte.

Spellbinders Amazing Paper Grace die of the Month May - gift box

Hello. today I'm sharing another project with the Spellbinders APG die of the Month May.
This time around I didn't make a card as I shared with you in my blog post last week, but I used the dies to make a beautiful gift box.



The box itself is a Goat box pre-cut explosion box.
It was the perfect fit for the dies, I only made it a little shorter.

I die cut all the pieces from light blue cardstock and glued them on the box.



I've decorated the lid with lace, a crochet flower and leaves, a handmade fluffy flower and 
a lace bow with a little charm.




The four sides of the box are also decorated with a small applique and a glittery blue gem.




It turned out a lovely gift box. I hope you like it.

More inspiration can be found on the Spellbinders and

All Spellbinders monthly clubs can be found here




Thanks so much for visiting!
Hugs, Henriëtte.

Spellbinders Amazing Paper Grace die of the Month - Retro type writer

Hi and welcome to my blog. Today I'm sharing another card I've made with this month's die from the Spellbinders APG die of the month club.
The previous project was a vintage typewriter card, today's card 
is also retro but more the 50's/60's style.





Becca Feeken's amazing die set, the pop up 3D vignette typewriter has 14 elements. 
You can watch a video by Becca on how to assemble all the pieces here.




My typewriter is mint with white, silver and pink.
I placed the 3D typewriter on black and white checkered paper.



This time I did not used the sentiments that came with the set but I made 
the three sentiments in word using a retro font and printed them out on pink cardstock.

I do like the mint colored typewriter.






More inspiration:

All Spellbinders club kits at:
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Thanks for stopping by!!

Hugs, Henriëtte.