Showing posts with label Bo Bunny. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bo Bunny. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Jessica- Boot Camp
SUPPLIES
Patterned Paper: Bo Bunny Mango Luau
Cardstock: Bazzill
Alphabet Stickers: Bo Bunny
Bo Bunny Mango Luau Buttons and Bling
Ribbon: American Crafts
HOW TO
The flowers are made by cutting various sized circles. First fold the circle into quarters. Using the two bottom quatrants, fold upwards, making a petal shape. Flip the circle to the other side. Folding the same bottom quadrants, fold the petal inward towards the middle. It is kind of like folding a paper airplane. Use curled pieces of thin cardstock for the middles. Handcut stems from cardstock and make an arrangement of your folded flowers and tie a ribbon around it. I stuck a pin I received from the US Army after my husband graduated from Boot Camp which says "Army Spouse." I've accumulated a few of these over the years and thought it would be an appropriate way to use one. The background is simple; various sized patterned paper squares layered over one another, fitted on top of a scalloped piece of Bazzill paper.
Monday, September 14, 2009
Debbie- Angel/Monster

Angel/Monster
by Debbie Nicholas
Supplies used:
Bo Bunny U Bug Me papers
Bo Bunny U Bug Me Arrows Paper
October Afternoon Rub On Alphabets
Corrigated Card
Glossy Accents
Grunge Board Crown
1. Cut and ink an 8x8 square of the Arrows patterned paper. Place arrow side down on your 12x12 sheet of cardstock towards the top left hand side.
2. Cut around a large dinner plate so that you have almost 3/4 of the circle onto the lighter Stars patterned paper. This is inked and then placed in the bottom right hand corner.
3. Mat your photograph onto a piece of corrigated card 5.5x8.5inches and scallop one end. Wrap and fasten jute around the scalloped end. Again ink this and place onto your layout slighly off centre.
4. Cut out and ink one of the larger arrows from the Arrows patterned paper and slot this into the jute wrapped around your picture mount pointing towards the photograph.
5. Paint the grunge crown and hand cut a devils horn from red cardstock. Stick these into place and once you have completed your rub ons you can glossy accent the horn. Leave to dry.
6. Using a ruler go around the edge of the layout with a black pen to create a frame and fray the straight edges of all the papers to give a worn look :)
Supplies used:
Bo Bunny U Bug Me papers
Bo Bunny U Bug Me Arrows Paper
October Afternoon Rub On Alphabets
Corrigated Card
Glossy Accents
Grunge Board Crown
1. Cut and ink an 8x8 square of the Arrows patterned paper. Place arrow side down on your 12x12 sheet of cardstock towards the top left hand side.
2. Cut around a large dinner plate so that you have almost 3/4 of the circle onto the lighter Stars patterned paper. This is inked and then placed in the bottom right hand corner.
3. Mat your photograph onto a piece of corrigated card 5.5x8.5inches and scallop one end. Wrap and fasten jute around the scalloped end. Again ink this and place onto your layout slighly off centre.
4. Cut out and ink one of the larger arrows from the Arrows patterned paper and slot this into the jute wrapped around your picture mount pointing towards the photograph.
5. Paint the grunge crown and hand cut a devils horn from red cardstock. Stick these into place and once you have completed your rub ons you can glossy accent the horn. Leave to dry.
6. Using a ruler go around the edge of the layout with a black pen to create a frame and fray the straight edges of all the papers to give a worn look :)
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
Karin- My Boy
My boy
by Karin Kreijen
SUPPLIES
· Love elsie paper 12x12
· Love elsie paper daisy blankie
· Paper October afternoon
· Fabric paper love elsie
· Bo bunny chunky charm chipboard stickers swirls
· Cosmo cricket sticker
· Corner punch
· Black marker
HOW TO
Step 1) Choose a big black and white photo, and collect some colour paper, I will show you that you can choose funky girly colors on a boy page..so get ready.
Step 2) I use my background some colourful elsie love paper then I cut some love elsie paper daisy blankie some tags I love on my page, and glue it on my background like a collage,
Step 3) then I cute two pieces of October afternoon in little mini cards and use in the corners the corner punch and glue them also on your page under the photoframe.
Step 4) I cut a frame out fabric paper from elsie ..and stick on my page watch out it is very sticky and then glue the photo on the frame..
Step5) Then I pick the swirl from bo bunny love them and but them around the frame and a little bit under the frame so leave some open spot to hide them, if they are not very sticky use some extra glue,..
And then you have a colourful boy pages with girl power …
by Karin Kreijen
SUPPLIES
· Love elsie paper 12x12
· Love elsie paper daisy blankie
· Paper October afternoon
· Fabric paper love elsie
· Bo bunny chunky charm chipboard stickers swirls
· Cosmo cricket sticker
· Corner punch
· Black marker
HOW TO
Step 1) Choose a big black and white photo, and collect some colour paper, I will show you that you can choose funky girly colors on a boy page..so get ready.
Step 2) I use my background some colourful elsie love paper then I cut some love elsie paper daisy blankie some tags I love on my page, and glue it on my background like a collage,
Step 3) then I cute two pieces of October afternoon in little mini cards and use in the corners the corner punch and glue them also on your page under the photoframe.
Step 4) I cut a frame out fabric paper from elsie ..and stick on my page watch out it is very sticky and then glue the photo on the frame..
Step5) Then I pick the swirl from bo bunny love them and but them around the frame and a little bit under the frame so leave some open spot to hide them, if they are not very sticky use some extra glue,..
And then you have a colourful boy pages with girl power …
Labels:
Bo Bunny,
Cosmo Cricket,
Karin Kreijen,
KI memories,
October Afternoon
Friday, August 07, 2009
Michele- Bo Bunny
Card
by Michele beck
SUPPLIES
Patterned papers: Bo Bunny collection Alissa (adorable- front and back- spunky- twirls)
Alphabet: supersized alpha stickers Alissa
Tag: Alissa cut outs
Stickers: Combo stickers and Cardstock stickers “a true princess” Alissa
HOW TO
Cut a piece of 15/30cm on the “front and back” paper, and bend it.
Then cut a band of 3/15cm (you can use a border punch) and adhere it on the card.
Add a tag, and a big letter (C).
Punch 10 circles (approximately 2,5cm) and bend it to obtain little leaves.
Adhere the letter “O” on a piece of paper and staple the leaves on it. Add a circle sticker in the middle.
Decorate the card with some stickers (tag, swirl to make the stem of the flower)
Then add the tab sticker with the title “B-Day”.
Finally, outline all the elements with a white pen.
Labels:
Bo Bunny,
cards,
Michele Beck
Tuesday, August 04, 2009
Jessica- Bo Bunny
Summertime Gift Box
by Jessica Summers
SUPPLIES
Patterned Paper: Bo Bunny "Popsicle," "Mango Luau"
Ribbon: Bo Bunny Double Dip
Rhinestones: Bo Bunny
Rubon- Bo Bunny "Summertime"
Miscellaneous: Glue Dots, Wooden Skewers, Black Marker, Black Pen, Recycled Box from We R Memory Keepers, pink ink
HOW TO
First, I emptied a box that held chipboard letters from We R Memory Keepers. I liked the seethrough window in the front.
Adhere your patterned paper to the box, measuring and cutting out a square for the window. Edge the paper with pink ink.
To make the pinwheels: Cut various sized squares. Fold each side diagonally and at each corner, cut about halfway to the middle. Fold alternating sides down toward the middle, securing with a glue dot. Adhere a rhinestone in the middle of each pinwheel.
With a black marker, color the wooden skewers, then cut down to size. Tie a ribbon, then adhere to the front of the pinwheels.
Free hand draw grass, cut out, and stagger along the bottom of the box.
Add a summer theme rubon to the window.
Lastly, fill your box with summertime treats, like snacks, drink mixes for your water bottle, etc.
Labels:
altered,
Bo Bunny,
jessica summers,
we r memory keepers
Friday, July 31, 2009
Michele- Bo Bunny
“A Gift of Love”
by Michele Beck
SUPPLIES
Patterned papers: Bo Bunny collection “Alissa” (Twirls-adorable-spunky)
Alphabet and stickers: Bo Bunny Combo stickers “Alissa”
Cardstock stickers Bo Bunny “a true Princess”
Stickles Ranger
Crystal Kaisercraft
Stapler
HOW TO
Cut a circle on the “twirls”papers and scratch the edges.
Then, cut some strips of 2/30cm on the “adorable” paper, and staple it directly on the circle.
Cut a circle (24cm) on the “spunky” paper, and cut another one inside (18cm).
Scratch the edges, and adhere it on the page.
Add some circle in sewing.
Add the stickers (flowers) on the page to make a mat for the photo.
Cut the photo in circle, scratch the edges and adhere it by top of the stickers.
Add the title, crystal and stickles to make the layout shine
Outline the elements with a white pen.
Labels:
Bo Bunny,
kaiser crafts,
Michele Beck,
ranger
Monday, July 27, 2009
Emma- One and Only
One and only
By Emma Trout
SUPPLIES
Bazzill beetle black cardstock (multi-pack)
Patterned papers: DCWV 8x8 La Crème stack
October Afternoon (Ducks in a row) Splish Splash
October Afternoon (Cherry Hill) Recipe box
October Afternoon (Detours) Fruit Stand
Stamps- Bo Bunny Journal acrylic stamp
American Crafts stamp collection Baby
Brads- Making Memories pebble brads black and white
Basic Grey chipboard mini monogram
Foam alphabet – American Crafts
Making memories word pebbles
Distress embossing powder (shabby shutters)
Ranger glossy cardstock
Acrylic paint
HOW TO
Glue a 1” strip of paper along the left edge of layout and a 1” strip across the bottom.
Add the full width photo above the bottom strip. Stamp journaling swirl onto the layout using archival ink then cut out the circle from the same journaling swirl that has been stamped onto glossy cardstock and add to centre on the photo.
Add a 1” strip of patterned paper above the photo. Cut out patterns from stack and decorate the paper strips.
I added a desaturated photo to the left side of the layout.
Sponge white paint directly onto cardstock
Add page pebbles, monogram, brads and elements from patterned papers.
By Emma Trout
SUPPLIES
Bazzill beetle black cardstock (multi-pack)
Patterned papers: DCWV 8x8 La Crème stack
October Afternoon (Ducks in a row) Splish Splash
October Afternoon (Cherry Hill) Recipe box
October Afternoon (Detours) Fruit Stand
Stamps- Bo Bunny Journal acrylic stamp
American Crafts stamp collection Baby
Brads- Making Memories pebble brads black and white
Basic Grey chipboard mini monogram
Foam alphabet – American Crafts
Making memories word pebbles
Distress embossing powder (shabby shutters)
Ranger glossy cardstock
Acrylic paint
HOW TO
Glue a 1” strip of paper along the left edge of layout and a 1” strip across the bottom.
Add the full width photo above the bottom strip. Stamp journaling swirl onto the layout using archival ink then cut out the circle from the same journaling swirl that has been stamped onto glossy cardstock and add to centre on the photo.
Add a 1” strip of patterned paper above the photo. Cut out patterns from stack and decorate the paper strips.
I added a desaturated photo to the left side of the layout.
Sponge white paint directly onto cardstock
Add page pebbles, monogram, brads and elements from patterned papers.
Labels:
american crafts,
BasicGrey,
bazzill,
Bo Bunny,
DCWV,
emma trout,
making memories,
October Afternoon,
ranger
Tuesday, July 07, 2009
Debbie- Bo Bunny & Scrap Within Reach
In your Pocket
by Debbie Nicholas
SUPPLIES
Scrap within Reach paper - Elliott Collection
Bo Bunny paper - U Bug Me Stars
Bo Bunny paper - U Bug Me Slimy
Bo Bunny paper - U Bug Me Stripe
Bo Bunny Cardstock journal tag.
Brown chalk ink
Debbies own stamps.
HOW TO
1. Ink and tear the edge of the brown background paper which you are using instead of cardstock.
2. Cut a piece of the alphabet paper 7x10 inches, ink and tear the edges.
3. Cut a piece of the pale blue paper 8 x 6.5 inches. From the same paper (tartan on the back) cut off two corners approx 3.5inches deep. Ink and tear.
4. Ink and tear the photograph and journaling strip.
5. Punch stars from the patterened paper and position it all in place. Stamp random stars and a sentiment onto the layout to add more 'dirt' aspects.
by Debbie Nicholas
SUPPLIES
Scrap within Reach paper - Elliott Collection
Bo Bunny paper - U Bug Me Stars
Bo Bunny paper - U Bug Me Slimy
Bo Bunny paper - U Bug Me Stripe
Bo Bunny Cardstock journal tag.
Brown chalk ink
Debbies own stamps.
HOW TO
1. Ink and tear the edge of the brown background paper which you are using instead of cardstock.
2. Cut a piece of the alphabet paper 7x10 inches, ink and tear the edges.
3. Cut a piece of the pale blue paper 8 x 6.5 inches. From the same paper (tartan on the back) cut off two corners approx 3.5inches deep. Ink and tear.
4. Ink and tear the photograph and journaling strip.
5. Punch stars from the patterened paper and position it all in place. Stamp random stars and a sentiment onto the layout to add more 'dirt' aspects.
Labels:
Bo Bunny,
Debbie Nicholas,
Scrap Within Reach
Saturday, July 04, 2009
Kirs- Bo Bunny
My Weightloss
by Kirs de Ven-Smit
SUPPLIES
* Paper : BoBunny Love Shack
* Sticker : BoBunny Love Shack - Combo Stickers, Supersized alfa stickers
* Clear Album : BoBunny Cleary Mixed Up - Flower
* Paint : Making Memories pink - blue - green
* Glitter
* Lettertongs
* Pons Flower
* Old paper
* Fineliner: ZIG pigment ink Pure Pink and White
* Fabric
HOW TO
All edges are modified with paint and finished with the dots (white). Add glitter to one flower edge , through the same straw on the paint still wet. Let them dry.
The upper part of the flowerpot is painted and edited with glitter . Lower part has paper adhered and between pasted with a strip fabric and finished with a ribbon.
Some pages are entirely covered with paper, and the others only in the middle, along with old paper, so keep that free edges.
For an extra page, there are 2 pieces square cuts and pasted together between with - wrinkled - fabric .
The letter stickers are finishing with the pink fineliner.
Edit further with die-cuts and stickers.
by Kirs de Ven-Smit
SUPPLIES
* Paper : BoBunny Love Shack
* Sticker : BoBunny Love Shack - Combo Stickers, Supersized alfa stickers
* Clear Album : BoBunny Cleary Mixed Up - Flower
* Paint : Making Memories pink - blue - green
* Glitter
* Lettertongs
* Pons Flower
* Old paper
* Fineliner: ZIG pigment ink Pure Pink and White
* Fabric
HOW TO
All edges are modified with paint and finished with the dots (white). Add glitter to one flower edge , through the same straw on the paint still wet. Let them dry.
The upper part of the flowerpot is painted and edited with glitter . Lower part has paper adhered and between pasted with a strip fabric and finished with a ribbon.
Some pages are entirely covered with paper, and the others only in the middle, along with old paper, so keep that free edges.
For an extra page, there are 2 pieces square cuts and pasted together between with - wrinkled - fabric .
The letter stickers are finishing with the pink fineliner.
Edit further with die-cuts and stickers.
Labels:
Bo Bunny,
kirs de ven-Smit,
making memories
Wednesday, July 01, 2009
Debbie- Bo Bunny
Nature Adventure
by Debbie Nicholas
SUPPLIES
12" U Bug Me Dot - Bo Bunny
12" U Bug Me Outdoors - Bo Bunny
U Bug Me Cut Outs
U Bug Me Combo Stickers
U Bug Me Decorative StickerHOW TO
Cut along the wavy lines on the Outdoors papers so that you have approx half the 12x12 sheet left.
Rip and tear along the edges until it looks a little worn. Ink the edges and make a cut just above the saying - The Great Outdoors. Stick this in the lower half of the page.
Cut a piece of the Dot paper 4x5 inches, turn over the corner and shred the edges again. Ink and place on the right hand side of the page just above the incision you made on the wavy paper.
Place photograph with the edge tucked underneath the wavy line.
Crease the Happy Trails sticker, rip and ink the edges.
Likewise with the Discover journalling block.
Place these at the left hand side of the layout, slightly overlapping the photograph.
Tie buttons, brads, embellishments to both sides of the layout to add depth.
Ink and shred the edges of the whole layout to give it that outdoor look.
Labels:
Bo Bunny,
Debbie Nicholas
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