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10/10/15

PTI Countdown Day 1...

Welcome to Day 1 of the Papertrey Ink, October Release Countdown.  This release is full of some gorgeous new Christmas goodies, paper and.....a new color!  Today I am showcasing the new set called Enclosed: Wreath.

For this first card, I used Sentiment Splits: Curve Vertical Die and the new Pure Poppy + White Basics Paper to create the card front.  I cut a wreath die and stamped the leaves and berries in Simply Chartreuse, Pure Poppy and Scarlet Jewel.

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I cut the 'peace' out in Gold Adhesive Paper to frame the wreath.  And to finish it off, I added dots of Glossy Accents to the wreath to make the berries pop.  


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To show another way to use Enclosed: Wreath, I made a tag.  A fun find today...Monthly Moments: Journal Card 6 die, which is the large tag I used here....


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....fits perfectly with the Text Block dies.  I used the Text Block: Christmas die for this tag.  I added it in white with a layer of vellum behind it, after stamping the Enclosed: Wreath on the journal card base.  I added in some Ripe Avocado Saddle Stitch Ribbon and bells tied with red twine to finish of the card.  


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For my last card, I made one with a little different size. This card is 5 1/2" x 3 3/4".  I used Basic Bookmark 3 in the background but cut out only the bottom of the bookmark to use on the top and bottom of the background piece.  Next, I stamped the Rustic White panel with the new Fair Isle Borders in Pure Poppy.  


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I cut out the sentiment only in the Enclosed: Wreath frame in Gold Adhesive paper and then stamped the rest of the sentiment in black ink.

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I hope you have enjoyed today's projects.  There is lots more to see over at Nichole's blog.  I'll be back in a few days with the first group post for October.  Hope to see you then! 




Basic Supply List: (other PTI supplies linked above)


27 comments:

  1. Laurie, your cards are all so pretty!

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  2. I really like your tag idea with the wreath showing through.

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  3. I love your text block with vellum tag. So pretty. Thanks for all your examples.

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  4. Your Clean and Simple cards are elegant. I like the tag in particular with the wreath peaking through the vellum and behind your sentiment. Great tags and card.

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  5. Always looking for tag ideas....love these

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  6. Always looking for tag ideas....love these

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  7. Great set of tags! the wreath is lovely, and you showcased it beautifully!

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  8. I really think the clean and simple style looks so professional. I really like the color combinations you have chosen for your projects.

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  9. Wonderful projects. Love the wreath and how you used it.

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  10. Laurie these are all wonderful! I love the simple beauty that each of your projects always has! Gorgeous!!!!

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  11. Your velum tag is so pretty! Great inspiration today (as always).

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  12. Oh what pretty projects!! I LOVE that new wreath!!

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  13. Beautiful projects! I especially love your tall and skinny card (wishful thinking, maybe?).

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  14. Love these! Love your CAS style!

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  15. Hi Laurie,

    OMG Girl!!! You hit it out of the park with these cards!!! For the life of me I can't choose one over the other!

    Cariños,
    María Alba

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  16. You're so creative to put the die cut over the vellum, which is over the wreath design! I just love that look! Thanks so much for the inspiration!

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  17. Gorgeous projects, Laurie! I love all the touches of gold!!!

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  18. Gorgeous Laurie, i love that wreath with the gold edging and Peace inside, and the new fair isle prints are great too, your tag is so classically beautiful.

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  19. Gorgeous cards and tag! Wonderful release!

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  20. This is my favorite enclosed yet, and that last card, is just perfect in every way. Love the balance and the die cuts you used to bracket the panel.

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