Club Scrap Trattoria Blog Hop

Hey there! I'm so glad you joined us for the Club Scrap Trattoria Blog Hop and Linky Party! If you're following along in order you should have just come from Tricia's Blog.
This month's Trattoria collection is about food! Pizza, pasta! Woo hoo!

I decided to make a set of ATC's in a 4" x 4" custom made pizza box.
I found a great tutorial for the pizza box from Pootles-she makes the best boxes!

I used the unmounted rubber stamped images for the inside top of the box. I colored in the images with Prismacolor colored pencils.

I decorated the bottom of the pizza box with the embellishments cutaparts.

I made 11 Artist Trading Cards to go in the box.

Here's the other side of the ATCs.

The Love Charm and ribbon are both available with the Trattoria collection.

Your next stop along the hop is Hetty.

Have a great day!
Pam

Club Scrap Technique Challenge -Torn paper

Hello! The technique challenge at Club Scrap this month is torn paper. I decided to play along using the Tratorria collection.

All papers and unmounted rubber stamp images are from the Trattoria collection.

I ripped the papers for all the layers. I decided to rip the right hand edge of the card base too.

Make sure to head on over to the Club Scrap blog and link up your own ripped paper project!

Have a great day!

Pam

Club Scrap November Artist Team Challenge

Hello my friends! It's time again for another Club Scrap Artist Team Challenge! If you've just come from Hetty's Blog then you're in the right place. The theme this month was to use elements from at least 3 different kits for our projects. We could use papers, stamps and embellishments. I made 3 different wall hangings from some large metal tags I found at the craft store.

I used at least 3 different kits on each metal tag.

I got these at Joann Fabrics for less than $2! Of course I used a coupon! They measure 4" x 6" and are nice and heavy.

For this tag I used:

Paper from Orchard

Unmounted rubber stamped images from Reunion and Color me Happy

Fiber from Sunflower

Coins from Cherry Blossom

I can't remember what kit the wood word was from.

I used black embossing powder on the tree image from Reunion.

For this tag I used:

Papers from Garden Shed, Sunflowers and Adirondacks

Unmounted rubber stamped images from Garden Shed, Paris Flea Market and Vintage Botany

The ribbon is Club Scrap but I can't remember what collection it's from.

The wooden leaves are from my stash and I colored them in with a aqua pen and stamp ink.

I used white embossing powder and the word stamp from Paris Flea Market for the background. I colored in the flowers stamped image from Vintage Botany with an aqua pen and stamp ink. The bees are from a stamp and die cut set from my stash.

Here I used:

Papers from Color Me Happy, Paradise, Woven Strands and Creative License

Unmounted rubber stamp images from Lagoon, Paradise, Enchanted Forest and Dahlia.

Dragonfly masking Stencil

I don't remember which kit the ribbon is from.

I used a sparkly embossing powder on the stamped bubbles image from Lagoon on the background. I used the dragonfly masking stencil and daubed on Distress Oxide ink over printed paper from Color Me Happy collection.

I used a dragonfly stamp and die set from my stash.

Some of the elements I used aren't available anymore but I tried to link up all the items that were.

This was a really great idea and it was fun to mix and match all the collections.

Hop on over to Roni's blog to see what she made using 3 different kits!

Have a great day!

Pam

Challenge Card for Sketch Saturday #488

Hello friends! I made a card for the Sketch Saturday #488 challenge! I used the Club Scrap Trattoria collection to make my card.

Here's the sketch.

All papers and unmounted rubber stamp images are from the Trattoria collection. I stamped the images with Club Scrap India Ink and colored in with Prismacolor colored pencils.

Have a great day!

Pam

Challenge Card CAS(E) this Sketch #246

Hi my friends! I played along at Challenge blog CAS(E) this Sketch #246 today. I used the new Club Scrap Trattoria collection to make my card.

Here's the sketch

I used Distress Oxides in 3 different colors for the background. I daubed them on and spritzed with water.  I stamped those really cute pizza images from the unmounted rubber stamps with the Trattoria collection. I love that sentiment too! Peeking behind the sentiment is an image made with the Trattoria Grazie Stencil. I daubed in Distress Oxide Walnut Stain but ended up covering it with the sentiment.

Have a great day!

Pam