June Papertrey Release

Edit:  The definition stamp at the top of the card is from Ali Edwards' line at Technique Tuesday.  Link is here.  

Today I'm sharing my round up of projects that I created with the June Papertrey release stamps and accessories.  First up is a card made using the Hello Sunshine stamp set and coordinating dies.  I first cut the rays out using the dies and patterned paper, then stamped them with images from the set.  A large wooden button tied with Summer Sunrise ribbon and rustic twine finish off the card front.  

Here I used Desktop File: Inspiration, it's coordinating file dies, Framed Out #5 and the hexagon dies on a card front.  I love the office themed feel it gives to cards and perhaps future notebooks for gifts. I could also see me using this set to add a graphic feel to Project Life.  And if it's purchased just for the cute arrow, Pine's Framed Out #5 would definitely be added to my list.  Her little tag series are great basics to have in your stash.

I stamped the file die with images from the set, added some Washi tape, hexagon shapes and a veneer asterisk.  The tags behind the file die cut are one cut from the Framed Out #5 die and a small one from my shop.

Next up I used Pine's Framed Out #5 die to make a layered tag that I'll use as a thank you for packaging. The sentiment is from Happy Hexagons.  I attached the tag to a small chevron sack using Washi tape.  I love having little tags like this in my stash.  Perfect for adding a special touch to any little gift.

And lastly I used Lovely Layers to fancy up some notebooks I purchased on clearance at my local Staples.  I typically don't work with just black and white but those are our school colors.  These will make perfect teacher gifts, etc.  I used the Limitless Layers: 2.25" dies as a base for layered felt and paper embellishments, tied up with buttons and baker's twine.

For the cards I used Rustic White for the card bases and envelopes.  Black and white patterned papers are from PTI as well.

As a finishing touch I used the envelope liner die to line the envelopes.  This has always been a finishing touch that I love to add to cards.

And that wraps up my projects for Papertrey this month.  I hope you enjoy them.