Crafty Wishes To You!

Welcome to Day 5 of the Glue Arts and Want2Scrap Spring into Summer Blog Hop! 

We hope you enjoyed Day one of the hop and today is just as fantastic!! THIS we are sad to say is the last day. To get in on the prizes make sure to leave a comment on the Want2Scrap AND the Glue Arts Blogs.

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As we hope you know... Glue Arts provides a wide range of adhesive from our Glue Glider Gliider PRO+,  Adhesive Squares, or Embellishments Adhesive. We have just what you need for your next scrapbook or crafting project.

Want2Scrap specialize in bling, chipboard albums, laser designs, iPhone 4 cases and ribbons! Be sure to stop by their site too for a bit of online shopping!


We're wrapping up this amazing week with a beautiful card from talented Designer Audrey Pettit! Be sure to follow the links below to Audrey's blog to see the full tutorial!  

Birthday Wishes Card 

GlueArts Designer: Audrey Pettit

Supplies:

Glue Arts Glue Glider Pro+ High Tac

Glue Arts Ribbon Adhesive

Glue Arts Extreme Adhesive Squares

Want2Scrap Donna Salazar Canvas ATCs

Want2Scrap Nestaboard Lattice Rectangles

Want2Scrap Say it in Pearls Adhesive Pearls

Kraft Outlet Cardstock

American Crafts Dear Lizzie Patterned Paper, Stitched Crepe Paper, Cardstock Stickers, and Buttons

Papertrey Ink and Stampin'Up Stamps

October Afternoon Sticker Tab

Spellbinders Flower Dies

Stampin'Up and The Twinery Trim

Stampin'Up and Clearsnap Inks

Burlap

Here's the last of the designers on our hop...

Audrey Pettit 
Nina Brackett 
Joe Morgan/Joe Rotella
Mimi Leinbach
Keely Yowler

To be entered for both prizes... make sure to leave a comment on the Want2Scrap AND the Glue Arts Blogs. Comments will be taken until Sunday May 27 at midnight.

Before you go...please be sure to post a comment and enter to win a GlueArts prize package of... 

a Glue Glider PRO+ and one PermaTac Cartridge, our Adhesives Squares and our 3D Combo Pac! Be sure to post a comment each day this week for more chances to win.


 And be sure to stop by the Want2Scrap blog to enter there too!! It's a must see and stop on your Spring into Summer Blog Hop!

Frame Your Love for Mom with GlueArts

A mother is a person who seeing there are only four pieces of pie for five people, promptly announces she never did care for pie.  ~Tenneva Jordan

How true is that.....Designer Grace Tolman has a beautiful idea for Mother's Day using our GlueArts Adhesives. 

Mother's Love Frame

I was inspired by the quote and decided to display it in a beautiful frame that would be a good reminder for me of the importance of a mother’s love all year long. 

GlueArts Designer: Grace Tolman

Supplies Used:

Glue Arts Perma Tac

Glue Arts Ribbon Adhesive

Glue Arts Mini Square

Glue Arts Extreme Square

Glue Arts U Cut It Foam

Frame- Michael’s Craft store

Pattern papers, die cut flowers and letter stickers- My Little Shoebox

Typewriter- Royal

Rhinestones and pearls- Want2Scrap

Border punch- Fiskars

Trim- Pebbles

Die cut- Labels Eight, Spellbinder

We've got something special for all Mom's! Well....really all of our GlueArts fans! Now through May 14th take advantage of a savings on our PRO+ Refills and a PRO Handle! Just click this link to go to our sale page! And while there...don't forget to stock up on our Embellishment Adhesives and our Adhesive Squares!!

From GlueArts To You...Happy Crafting!

Happy Crafting!

 Usually those words bring a smile to the face and a million ideas that run through the mind for the next craft project! We're wrapping up this week with Nikki Sivils and her team and sending out good vibes to everyone for some happy crafting. And when you craft...be sure to chose GlueArts Adhesives so you too can make what Designer Audrey Pettit and Patti Milazzo share with us today!

From Me to You Gift Bag 

GlueArts Designer: Audrey Pettit

Supplies:

Glue Arts Glue Glider Pro+ and High Tac Adhesive

Glue Arts Ribbon Adhesive

Glue Arts U Cut It Foam Adhesive

Glue Arts Extreme Adhesive Squares

Nikki Sivils Messages Collection:

Patterned Papers and Die Cut Sheet

Tag: The Kraft Outlet

Doily Die: Sizzix

Trim: Craft Supply

Buttons: Foofala

Ink: Clearsnap

Recycled Kraft Printed Shopping Bag

Pinking Scissors

Recently, while out shopping, I received a very fun kraft shopping bag with a vintage-ad print, which was way too cool to throw away. Although the bag was a bit too big for an average gift bag, I've saved it and cut it apart to create all new bags, like the one here. It's super easy to make your own bags, and it's earth-friendly and budget-friendly, too.

Instructions:

1. To get started, cut open the kraft shopping bag. Then cut two rectangles from the paper in the desired size of your finished new bag. Cut both pieces to the same width, but allow an extra 1/2" in height on the second piece. For my bag, I cut my two pieces at 6" x 8" and 6" x 8.5".

2. Cut the tops of both pieces of printed kraft paper with pinking scissors. Lay the wrong sides of the paper together and then machine stitch down both sides. Fold up the bottom 1/4" of paper, edge with brown ink, and adhere flap using Glue Arts High Tac adhesive.

3. Cut various strips of 12" patterned paper in different widths. Adhere strips together. Add die cut scalloped border. Adhere lace trim to the top and bottom edge using Glue Arts Ribbon Adhesive.

4. Fold finished strip in half and adhere to the center of the bag using High Tac adhesive.

5. Tie inked ribbon around the center of the gift bag.

6. Fussy cut a journaling card from patterned paper and adhere to the center of a shipping tag. Die cut a doily from patterned paper and adhere behind the tag. Fussy cut a typewriter from the patterned paper and adhere to the tag with U Cut It Foam adhesive.

7. Embellish with a sentiment strip cut from the paper, Messages die cuts, and matching yellow buttons.

Happy Bday Card

GlueArts Designer: Patti Milazzo

Supply List: 
Glue Arts- 
Glue Glider Pro 1/4 Perma Tac Cartridge Refill - Pro
U-Cut-It Adhesive FoamRaise ‘Ns

Nikki Sivils: Noah Collection Kit


Instructions:
Create a 6" square card from kraft and set aside.

Cut a 6" square of blue pattern paper. Also cut a 5" square of kraft cardstock and adhere it to the front of the blue paper using the Glue Glider Pro with Perma Tac Adhesive. Machine stitch around the border of the kraft square twice.

Punch 9 circles from a mix of patterned paper. I used 1" circles around the outside and a 2.5" circle in the center. 



Cut pieces of U-Cut-It Foam Adhesive to fit behind the center circle and a few of the smaller circles as well. Apply Raise 'Ns to the remaining circles for just a bit of dimension.

Apply letter stickers for the sentiment on the center circle. Use more U-Cut-It Adhesive Foam to add the "Happy" tag and heart die-cut.

Add additional tiny die-cuts to the circles by cutting the Raise 'Ns - leave the paper and clear plastic backing on to cut the Raise 'N into 4 small pieces.

Use the Glue Glider Pro again to adhere the embellished card front to the 6" kraft card to complete.

We hope you've enjoyed our week with Nikki Sivlis!!

We're giving away this fun My Lil' Monster Kit from Nikki Sivlis...perfect for Father's Day, cute kids, grandkids...you name it...we're sure you'll find just the right things to use it for! 

Simply post a comment and we'll enter you to win this fun collection kit filled with paper, stickers and much more! And to help you with your crafting, we're going to include our Glue Glider PRO Handle (already own one...no problem we'll offer you a second cartridge!) and our PRO+ Perma Tac Cartridge plus we'll tuck in our must have 3D Combo Pac. It's filled with our GlueArts U Cut It Foam (used here today!) along with our Raisen's! Now that's a giveaway!

We'll collect all the comments and pick one random winner next Monday! Please remember to visit the Nikki Sivlis Blog and her talented Doghouse Diva's to see what they've created this week with GlueArts products! Be sure to visit the Nikki Sivils page on Facebook and give them a like!! Let them know GlueArts sent you by! If you would!  

We'd also like to extend a sincere thank you to Nikki and her team for working with us!!

Spring Goodies with GlueArts

Spring Goodie Bag

GlueArts Designer: Kristen Swain

Since it's spring fever is breaking out all over, I thought I'd share a baggie that would be cute to gift to your kids. A simple lunch bag filled with some inexpensive outdoor goodies from the dollar store and you can be sure they will fill an afternoon playing with all the fun things.

Supplies:

Glue Arts Raisen's and Ribbon Adhesive 

Bobunny cardstock

Ribbon

gem brads- gcd studios

butterfly punch- martha stewart

flower punch- eksuccess

gems- Kaisercraft

lunch bag

paper- Pebbles

deco scissors- Fiskars cloud

button/twine

Instructions: 

1. Cut out strips of green cardstock to go around bottom of bag, then cut grass cuts at top of grass. Use Raisen's to pop grass up off of baggie.

2. Use flower punch to punch out two punches for each flower. Punch small hole with needle and add gem brad to center of flower punch.

3. Adhere ribbon to baggie with ribbon adhesive, then adhere flowers to baggie with Raisen's.

4.Punch butterflies, adhere to baggie with ribbon adhesive and add gems to center of butterflies. Top baggie with rectangle of paper, cut at corners with deco scissors, then adhere button/twine to center of rectangle.

GlueArts is know to our fans for our Glue Glider PRO+! What many of you may not be aware of are the amazing Embellishment Adhesives we offer too!

GlueArts Raisen's are one of those and loved by our Designers! We'd like for you to have an opportunity to try out not only our Raisen's but our must own U Cut It Foam! No waste...cut to 

any size and shape and even run through your die cut machines such as your Sizzix or Cuttlebug.

Just just a comment today and we'll enter you to win two pack of our Raisen's along with a pack of our U Cut It Foam! Both products are perfect for adding just a bit of dimension for your crafts and more! We'll pick one random winner next Monday!

   

Dreams Are Made of This!

Sometimes we chatter away and share little bits and bobs about the projects we're sharing. Letting you know what's special, what we liked etc etc

Today...we're going to stand back and let this project do the talking....it's full of amazing chatter don't you agree?!

Sweet Dreams Shadowbox

GlueArts Designer: Andrea Budjack

Glue Arts Supplies:

Vellum Adhesive

Perma Tac

Raisen's

Ribbon Adhesive

Additional Supplies:

Pink Paislee - paper

Basically Bare - felt and chipboard pieces

7gypsies - shadowbox

Epiphany Crafts - circle, pennant punch

Prairie Bird Boutique - wrinkle ribbon

Papertrey Ink - cardstock

Word (Consolas) - sentiment

fabric

metal tin

buttons

vintage buttons

glitter

cork

trim

Instructions:

1. Cut paper and cork to fit inside squares of shadowbox. Using Glue Arts Perma Tac, adhere together, stitch and adhere to shadowbox.

2. Using Glue Arts Vellum Adhesive and shaped die cuts, cover each piece with layers of adhesive, paper and glitter (moon only). Stitch. Layer each item into large part of shadow box using Glue Arts Raisen's. Continue using Raisen's to adhere buttons to stars.

3. Punch out pennants and add to stick pins. Add to cloud.

4. Create fabric garland by stitching layers of fabric together and cutting slits into it. Scrunch garland and adhere to large part of shadowbox using Raisen's.

5. Fill tins with buttons. Apply Glue Arts Ribbon Adhesive and add trim. Add Raisen's to back of tin and add to small parts of shadowbox.

6. Print out sentiment onto cardstock and punch or cut. Adhere to shadowbox using Perma Tac.

7. Add photo to cork portion using stick pin.

8. Add ribbon around shadowbox.

Truly beautiful isn't it?? We're blessed to have such a talented team of Designer who take our GlueArts Adhesives and  turn them into beautiful art. Truly!

Leave us a comment today and let us know how you would use ourGlueArts Raisen's for your next project! We'll enter you to win two pack of our Raisen's along with a pack of our U Cut It Foam! Both products are perfect for adding just a bit of dimension for your crafts and more! We'll pick one random winner next Monday!