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Losing Buttons to Today's Project



Welcome to my little world of craft puddles! I'm so glad you are joining us here on the hop with Buttons Galore and More, because you can't go wrong with a these embellishments! 


I had a lot of fun creating my project for today using an assortment of buttons that I picked up at my local Craft Warehouse. Why? Because I actually lost the fabulous assortment I received from the folks at Buttons Galore and More!

I'm doing an overhaul of my art studio and those little buttons are somewhere lost in the mess. :) I was so happy to remember that I bought a box of their Haberdashery buttons locally and I called my store to see if they still carried them. BOY, did they and there were so many to choose options. In the end I bought to awesome collections (Scary and Citrus).

Before we move on to how I made my card today I wanted to make sure you knew that our hop is all week long and that there are prizes! You can see all the details every day this week over on the Stampendous blog. Be sure to go back every day for new blog hop lists and more inspiration!


Supplies:

Stampendous:
DCP1001 Pop Up Die Set

Plus:
Cardstock by Bazill Basics®
Colored Pencils by Prismacolor®
Paint by DecoArt®
Buttons by Buttons Galore and More®
Mono Liquid Glue by Tombow®
Foam tabs by Tombow®
Adhesive dots by Glue Dots®
Ribbon by May Arts®

Instructions:

  1. Cut out card base and pop up insert using the instructions with the Pop Up Die Set, or the tips and hints online here.
  2. Stamp and color tree, then die cut with full tree shape.
  3. Use a window die or create your own with strips of paper and glue together for the backdrop of the tree. Alternately, create presents using the dies from the Create Christmas sets.
  4. Glue to back of pop up with foam tabs.
  5. Add buttons to tree with adhesive dots.
  6. Cut tree base from the Create Christmas die cut set and glue to pop up base. Glue the tree to the pop up base and add a tab behind the tree to help it stay upright.
  7. Stamp sentiment and glue to card base.
  8. Adhere bow and buttons with adhesives dots to frame sentiment.

Thanks for stopping by and now it's time to hop some more!

Stampendous Blog

Jamie Martin

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Amy Hurley-Purdie

Buttons Galore and More


Comments

  1. LOVE this...such a cute, and clever idea..love it love it!

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  2. ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS card!!!
    LOVE your tree and how you have decorated it with the pretty buttons!!!
    I have two confessions, one is that I put crafty treasures aside in a "safe place" but all too often FORGET where that "safe place" is, so I can totally relate to your buttons hiding while you're sorting your stash!!! The other is that I have three sets on the top of my shopping list for the Craft Show I'm going to this weekend and it includes the Pop Up, Create A Christmas and Create A Poinsettia sets => THANK YOU for the INSPIRATION :)
    Tracy from Down Under in Victoria, Australia

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  3. What acute pop-up. Perfect for aChristmas tree.Mississippi is the place for trees.

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  4. what a cute pop up card the colors and buttons is super. thanks for sharing Washington State.

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  5. This is super cute!!! I love the button ornaments that you added. I have been making so many pop-ups since I got the pop-up dies. It is so wonderful to see how versatile they are.

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  6. Lovely card and what
    a fun way to use the
    buttons! Great idea.
    Carla from Utah

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  7. Your tree is awesome! Love it with all the cute buttons. I'm from Florida.

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  8. Once again I forgot to add I'm from Wichita, KS. Sorry.

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  9. This is SO GREAT! Love the nostalgic feel and with a fun pop up element inside makes this a nice mini gift in the mail. Thank you for sharing your AWESOME card today!

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  10. A lovely and festive card and love how you used the buttons!

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  11. Love pop-up cards.
    Using the buttons as ornaments was a great idea.
    thanks for sharing a wonderful card
    Illinois

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  12. I can relate. each time I straighten up I find things and lose things. You'll make a fabulous project with the Buttons Galore and share later.
    The tree pop up is brilliant! Cheerful and fun.

    Laura, WI USA

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  13. Very cool idea to decorate the tree with the buttons. Awesome card. TFS

    Teresa from California

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  14. Very cute with the buttons as ornaments on this pop up card.
    Sue in Ohio

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  15. Super sweet! A really gorgeous card!
    Jean - Michigan

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  16. Cute pop up tree would have never thought to use buttons for ornaments...thank you! florida here

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  17. Absolutely love this card.

    craftymom205 at yahoo dot com

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