Round 20

Sew Up A Sweet Gift with Epiphany Crafts

May 3, 2013 by Christina 5 Comments

Hello, Christina here. Mother’s Day is just around the corner and today I am here to share a gift I created for my mom using Epiphany Crafts tools and accessories.

My mom loves to sew so I put together this sewing basket gift box and spool shaped card.

Let me show you what I used to put this project together starting with the sewing basket.

To make the sewing basket start with a template from My Time Made Easy. Cut all pieces with the Silhouette Cameo, other die cut machine, or by hand, and assemble.

Add a couple of paper charms cut with the Silhouette Cameo and a tag from the Echo Park For The Record 2 collection.

I added drawer pulls to each of the smaller boxes using Epiphany Crafts Brad Settings.

Choose your patterned paper and use the Epiphany Crafts Round 14 Studio Tool to punch two circles. Add Epiphany Crafts Round 14 Bubble Caps to each of the patterned paper circles and adhere to Epiphany Crafts Brad Settings.

Remove the prongs from the back of the brads and adhere a small wooden circle or round pop dot to the back of the brad. Adhere the pieces to the drawers.

Inside the first drawer I added buttons I made using the Epiphany Crafts Button Tool and accessories.

Select your pattern papers and use the Epiphany Crafts Round 20 Tool to punch eight paper circles.

Adhere the paper circles to the Epiphany Crafts clear button pieces.

Die cut button cards with the Silhouette Cameo, assemble pieces, and sew buttons in place.

Inside the second drawer I added spools of thread and a small box I hand cut.

I hand cut dividers to separate pins and needles in the drawer.

In the lower portion of the basket I added some treats and a gift card to a local craft store.

I put together this quick and simple card to give along with the basket. To make the card start by cutting a spool shaped card. I used my Silhouette Cameo to die cut this card. Wrap ribbon around the middle of the card, add a metal charm with the sentiment, and finish off with a bow.

To make the charm select patterned paper and use the Epiphany Crafts Round 14 Tool to punch a circle.

Stamp the sentiment on the patterned paper with Versamark Ink and heat emboss with white embossing powder. Add a bubble cap to the top of the circle and then adhere to an Epiphany Crafts Round 14 Metal Charm Setting.

Supplies:

Epiphany Crafts Round 14 Studio Tool
Epiphany Crafts Round 20 Studio Tool
Epiphany Crafts Round 14 Metal Charm Settings
Epiphany Crafts Round 14 Bubble Caps
Epiphany Crafts Round 20 Buttons
Epiphany Crafts Brad Settings
Silhouette Cameo
My Time Made Easy Grammy’s Sewing Kit File
Antique Button Card, Spool of Thread Card, and Sewing Charms Studio Files
Wausau Silver Cardstock
Recollections White Cardstock
Recollections Silver Brads
Echo Park For The Record 2- 12×12 Collection Kit
Echo Park For The Record 2- 6×6 Paper Pad
Offray Navy Blue Ribbon
Versamark Ink
American Crafts White Embossing Powder
Papertrey Ink Tea For Two Additions Stamp Set
Xyron Mega Runner
Xyron 5″ Creative Station

Once you pick your chin off your keyboard after that amazing project from Designer Christina Hereen….do take a few moments to enter to win!!

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Filed Under: Blog, Brad Settings, Button Round 20, Christina, Round 14, Round 20 Tagged With: Brad Settings, Buttons, Cards, Christina, Epiphany Crafts, Round, Tutorial

80′s Style Fun with Epiphany Crafts

April 8, 2013 by Jennie 2 Comments

Hi!! This is Jennie Garcia and today I am sharing an old memory of bad fashion, I bet we all have one of those.

I made the chevron arrow using a 1 1/4 inch square and the Square 25 Tool and I sewed it in the middle and folded the sides to give it some dimension.

I used the Square 25 Tool to punch out some cute rainbows from Momenta Paper.

To add to the retro feel I used a Spirograph embellish with a handmade little bow and I sewed on a Round 25 Metal Charm.

I got this monkey from a Momenta Paper and I used the Round 25 to add something to the hot air balloon. The air balloon already had the buttons so I only added the Round 14 Bubble Caps to make them pop.

Here is a mini tutorial.

I hope you enjoyed my post!!

Take Care!!

Supply List:

Epiphany Crafts Square 25 Studio Shape Tool

Epiphany Crafts Square 25 Studio Bubble Caps

Epiphany Crafts Round 25 Studio Shape Tool

Epiphany Crafts Round 25 Studio Bubble Caps

Epiphany Crafts Round 25 Charm Settings

Epiphany Crafts Round 14 Bubble Caps

Thickers from American Crafts

Recollections Alpha Stickers

Cuttlebug Embossing Folder

My Mind’s Eye Enamel Dots

Paper from Momenta

Sewing Machine

Spirograph

Filed Under: Blog, Charm Settings, Layouts, Round 14, Round 20, Square 25 Tagged With: 25 Button Round Tool, Charm Settings, Epiphany Crafts, Jennie Garcia, Layout, Momenta, Round, scrapbooking, Square, Tutorial

Sweet Spring Treats with The Robin’s Nest

March 18, 2013 by EpiphanyCrafts 4 Comments

Welcome to a new week!

We’re pairing up for the first time with our friends at The Robin’s Nest!

Well known for their beautiful Dew Drops!!

Designers Tessa Buys and Christina Hereen kick off this week…

I love the Robin’s Nest tear drops. I thought the green tear drops made perfect flower leaves, so I created a trio of spring-themed cards complete with an Epiphany Crafts center.

First, cut book pages to size. Using a highly pigmented white ink (or watered down acrylic paint), paint flower petals onto book pages. Allow to dry. In the meantime, create round 14 epoxies using book pages and Epiphany Crafts tools. Next, use a pen to outline the petals and draw the stem. Attach epoxy centers and Robin’s Nest leaves using Diamond Glaze or a similar product. Adhere book page to card.

Epiphany Crafts Supplies Used:
Epiphany Crafts Round 14 tool
Epiphany Crafts Round 14 bubble caps

Other Supplies Used:
Tear Drops – Robin’s Nest
Ink: Speedball
Pen: K and Company
Cardstock: Georgia-Pacific
Adhesive: 3M and Diamond Glaze
Other: book pages

Hello, it’s Christina here to share my project using Robin’s Nest and, of course, Epiphany Crafts.

I used the Purse file from the Silhouette store to cut the treat bag from Robin’s Nest patterned paper and added a closure using Epiphany Crafts tools. To create a closure for the treat bag, start by punching a circle using the Round 14 Tool and Robin’s Nest paper.

Remove the prongs from an Epiphany Crafts brad setting and adhere a magnet to the back of the brad.

Adhere the brad setting to the front of the flap of the treat bag.

Adhere a second magnet to the front of the treat bag and you have a quick and easy closure.

I filled small glassine bags with tea bags and homeade treats and added them to the treat bag. This is a quick and fun way to send someone a warm surprise on a rainy day.

Supplies:
Epiphany Crafts Studio Shape Round 14 Tool
Epiphany Crafts Round 14 Brad Setting
Epiphany Crafts Studio shape Pennant 25 Tool
Robin’s Nest Glitter Discovery Girl Patterned Paper
Robin’s Nest Two Lips Tear Drops
Silhouette Cameo
Purse Studio File
Hero Arts Wet Cement Ink
Basic Grey Magnetic Snaps
Recollections White Cardstock
Papertrey Ink Cloud 1 & 2 Die Collection
Papertrey Ink Teas For Two Additions Stamp Set

Be sure to visit the Robin’s Nest Blog for more ideas using our two products!! Also be sure to visit us tomorrow as we’ll announce our Lucky St. Pat’s Winner! We’ll see you then!!

Filed Under: Blog, Brad Settings, Cards, Christina, Pennant 25, Round 20 Tagged With: Brad Settings, Cards, Christina, Epiphany Crafts, Pennant, Robin's Nest, Round, Tessa, Tutorial

Feeling a Bit Lucky with Epiphany Crafts

March 14, 2013 by EpiphanyCrafts 12 Comments

Top o’ the mornin’! Time to get out those plastic treat tubes you have been hoarding because today I am sharing a couple of fun and easy St. Patrick’s Day treat ideas.

I used rainbow stripes and chevrons to create a bright and happy tag. I also used a piece of rainbow striped washi to seal the top of the tube. See the Rolos? They’re the gold at the end of the rainbow.

I created a custom rainbow chevron button with my Epiphany Crafts button studio tool. I just love that I can make buttons that coordinate perfectly with my projects!

My second treat tube is topped with a shamrock and a rainbow chevron cocktail ring. Not only does the recipient get a cute container full of yummy candy, they also get a custom ring with a tidbit of green to keep the pinchers away on St. Patrick’s Day.

I used my EC Oval 25 tool, metal charms, and rings to create this rainbow chevron cocktail ring.

The ring fit perfectly around the top of the tube, so to attach the shamrock, I cut a small notch in the shamrock and tucked it behind the ring. I tucked the stem behind the ring, too.

I filled the treat tube with a rainbow of Skittles. Perfect for a fun treat on St. Paddy’s day!

Have a fun and safe St. Patrick’s Day!

Amanda

Epiphany Crafts Supplies:
Button Studio Tool Round 20
Button Studio Accessories Round 20 Buttons
Shape Studio Tool Oval 25
Shape Studio Accessories Oval 25 bubble caps
Metal Charms Oval 25
Rings

Other Supplies
Rainbow patterned paper, twine, washi (Doodlebug Take Note collection)
Green patterned paper (Doodlebug)
Heart punch (Marvy Uchida)
Clear tubes

So tell us…are you feeling a bit lucky? Been wearing your green to ensure no pinching? Love celebrating St. Pat’s Day!

Simply follow the steps for the giveaway and you’re entered to win! The prize includes our Epiphany Crafts Round 25 and Heart 25 Tools along with matching Bubble Caps! Plus we’ve tucked in our Round Charm Settings and our Felt Flowers! It’s the perfect prize for some lucky fan! Who knows..it might be YOU!

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Filed Under: Amanda Coleman, Blog, Oval 25, Round 20 Tagged With: Amanda, Epiphany Crafts, Giveaway, Oval, Round, St. Patrick's Day, Tutorial

As Pretty AS a Picture with Epiphany Crafts!

February 1, 2013 by Julia 10 Comments

We’re wrapping up our Pinterest inspired weeks with this final project from Designer Tessa Buys!

I love to look at party decor on Pinterest, and this paper flower backdrop took my breath away:

Pinterest link: http://pinterest.com/pin/263531015667525022/
Blog link: http://partypeopleblog.com/2012/02/diy-pap…r-any-occasion/

I took inspiration from the clustered circles to create this layout:

My photos didn’t call for the bright colors of the inspiration pin, but that delicious color palette is saved for future use! I used the button tool in both sizes, as well as the circle tool in both sizes.

I added the flower shape, too. To fill in smaller spaces, I used mist, punches, rhinestones and sequins.

I loved getting out so many fun Epiphany Crafts tools to pull this look together! It was like having a little craft party on my craft table. Thanks Epiphany Crafts and Pinterest!

Epiphany Crafts Supplies:
Epiphany Crafts Button Studio Round 14
Epiphany Crafts Button Studio Round 20
Epiphany Crafts Shape Studio Round 14
Epiphany Crafts Shape Studio Round 25
Epiphany Crafts Shape Studio Flower 25
Epiphany Crafts Buttons Round 14
Epiphany Crafts Buttons Round 20
Epiphany Crafts Bubble Caps Round 14
Epiphany Crafts Bubble Caps Round 25
Epiphany Crafts Bubble Caps Flower 25
Epiphany Crafts Vintage Settings

Other Supplies Used:
Paper: DCWV “Dear Jane” Stack
Mist: Tattered Angels
Rhinestones: Kaisercraft
Butterfly punch: Martha Stewart Crafts
Alphas: American Crafts
Sequins: Darice
Photography: Instagram

If you haven’t heard…we’d like to give YOU a chance to win our popular Epiphany Crafts Square Tool! See that pin it button? Yes…right there…on the left..you can click that. Or copy the link above for the blog post and “add a pin”.

We’ll enter you to win our Epiphany Craft Shape Studio Square 25 Tool along with matching Bubble Caps AND a package of our Square Charms. All you have to do is pin today’s project or the EC Square Tool to Pinterest and come back here and post a comment that you’ve done so!

The last day to pin will be Sunday, February 3rd. We will announce the winner on Monday, February 4th.

Do be sure to follow our new product Crafty Bands! If you have a child in your life who likes jewelry and crafting…you’re going to love it! Visit our Crafty Bands blog for FREE Valentine printables and enter for a chance to win a Crafty Bands Jewelry Making Kit and more!

Filed Under: Blog, Button Flower 20, Button Round 14, Button Round 20, Flower 25, Layouts, Round 14, Round 20, Round 25, Tessa, Vintage Settings Tagged With: Buttons, Epiphany Crafts, Flower, Giv, Giveaway, Layout, Pinterest, Round, Tessa, Tutorial

Grab a Drink with Epiphany Crafts!

January 31, 2013 by Julia 10 Comments

I love Pinterest for many reasons. I love that I can get new ideas and inspiration from all of the amazing things that people pin and I also love that I can keep all of the ideas in one place. For me it such a time saver and, ok, a time waster (in a good way).

As I was surfing Pinterest, I came across these cute little DIY button coasters and I wanted to see if I could make my own using my Epiphany Crafts tools and accessories.

Pinterest Inspiration Link: http://pinterest.com/pin/221520875393609522
Blog Link: http://www.morningcreativity.com/diy-button-coasters/

Here is my coaster. I really like how my coaster turned out. I wasn’t quite sure how it would look and if it would dry nicely but I think with a few changes, it would be just perfect.

I have to apologize for the first couple of photos. I took them while I was creating the coaster so the lighting is not the best. I wanted you to see some of the steps I used in the process.

First I punched out 16 button circles. Then I attached them to a piece of patterned paper with Glossy Accents, making sure to line them up in a 4×4 grid.

This photo shows the first couple adhered down. Then I trimmed the extra paper so that it was the same size as the buttons that were glued down. Then I added a border piece of paper under the button and background paper.

Then I flooded the top of the coaster with Glossy Accents. I made sure to get the liquid into all of the cracks and button holes so that it would be water proof. I used a piece of scrap paper to smooth the Glossy Accents over the button and paper border. I let it dry overnight.

After the coaster dried, I adhered it to a piece of chipboard and then a piece of white felt. Here you can see my coaster in use.

This was such a fun project to make and I know I will be using Pinterest even more for inspiration in my future projects.

Epiphany Crafts Supplies:
Epiphany Crafts Button Studio Round 20
Epiphany Crafts Button Round 20

Other Supplies used:
Authentique Paper and Stickers
Ranger Glossy Accents
Felt

We’d like to give YOU a chance to win our popular Epiphany Crafts Square Tool! See that pin it button? Yes…right there…on the left..you can click that. Or copy the link above for the blog post and “add a pin”.

The last day to pin will be Sunday, February 3rd. We will announce the winner on Monday, February 4th.

Filed Under: Blog, Christine, Round 20 Tagged With: Christine, Epiphany Crafts, home decor, Pinterest, Round, Tutorial

Feltie Trees and Holiday Fun with Epiphany Crafts!

December 18, 2012 by Julia 3 Comments

Feltie Fabric Tree by Audrey Pettit

Therm O Web Supplies:
Epiphany Crafts Round 14 Button Studio Tool and Round 14 Button Caps
Epiphany Crafts Round 20 Button Studio Tool and Round 20 Button Caps

Other Supplies:
Patterned Paper: Simple Stories
Ink: Clearsnap
Floss: DMC
Felt, Wool Fabric, Rusty Bells, Polyfill Stuffing

I love to make soft felt plushies for holiday gifts. They look great tied onto a package or stuffed into a stocking, and make a cute little bowl filler or ornament for a tree. Better yet, they are quick and easy to create, making them perfect for those last minute gift ideas.

1. Create a triangle template to use as the tree base using a die cut you may have, or a free pattern downloaded from the internet, like my pattern here. Cut template out, pin onto green fabric and cut two triangles per tree. Cut two small squares from brown felt.

2. Lay Round 14 and Round 20 buttons loosely onto one of the cut trees to determine how many of each size you would like on your tree. Create buttons using the Button Studio Tools and patterned paper of your choice. Ink edges of each button with brown ink.

3. Stitch buttons onto one tree using embroidery floss.

4. Stitch the brown squares together, leaving an opening at the top. Fill with stuffing, and pin trunk between the two green triangles. Hand Stitch around the edge of the tree, leaving enough of an opening to fill the tree with stuffing before stitching closed.

5. Stitch bells onto top of tree. Add hanger if desired.

Yes, just like every year, I am scrambling for those last minute gift items. Maybe you are too and can use the two ideas that I have to show you today.

My first project is actually a gift tag and gift rolled up into one. The gift is the necklace made with the Epiphany Crafts Studio Shape Square Tool and the Metal Charms Double Square Jewelry Settings plus a square bubble cap.

I punched out a square from a piece of patterned paper. Then from the same collection I adhered a small sticker letter for their initial. All that got placed in the metal charm. Then I tied a piece of jute string to create the necklace. Talk about a fast project and something that I know that they will love.

My second gift idea is for a young daughter or maybe a niece. Little girls love big bows so I made this one from some May Arts ribbon but you could definitely buy a premade bow if you don’t want to make your own. Then I embellished it with the Epiphany Crafts Jewelry Round Metal Settings which really made the bow special.

Using the Epiphany Crafts Studio Round Tool, I punched a snowflake from a piece of patterned paper and topped it with a round bubble cap. Then I adhered the stack in the Epiphany Crafts Round Metal Settings. You can see how beautiful the setting is in this close up picture. Then I just used some hot glue to adhere the metal piece to the bow.

Thanks for stopping by. I hope some of these last minute gifts will be the perfect project for you this week. Both really just take minutes to create with the Epiphany Crafts tools and embellishments and even better than that, they are truly customizable for the person you are making them for. Have a wonderful holiday season.

Epiphany Crafts Products used:

SST-14 Epiphany Crafts Studio Round 25
SST-38 Epiphany Crafts Studio square 25
SSA-16 Epiphany Crafts Round Bubble Caps 25
SSA-40 Epiphany Crafts Square Bubble Caps 25
02-45 Epiphany Crafts Metal Setting 25
38-46 Epiphany Crafts Metal Charms Double Square 25

Other Supplies used:
Echo Park A Very Merry Christmas Collection
Tim Holtz Tinsel Trim in silver
May Arts Ribbon
Stampin Up! Ribbon, red stitched and canvas

Just a reminder…if you’re working on some last minute gifts like we’ve shared for you this week…you can find many of our most popular Tools and Embellishments at your local Hobby Lobby and Michael’s Stores!

Hobby Lobby carries a wide variety of our Tools and Embellishments! Michaels stocks our Round 25 and Square 25 Tools which are perfect for jewelry and much more! You can also shop online at HobbyLobby.com

Filed Under: Audrey, Blog, Button Round 14, Button Round 20, Christine, Round 14, Round 20, Square 25 Tagged With: Audrey, Buttons, Christine, Christmas, Epiphany Crafts, Round, Tutorial

Oh Deer…We Have Something Sweet for You!

November 6, 2012 by Julia 34 Comments

We’re back with more sweet crafts with our friends at My Little Shoebox!

Designer Audrey Pettit created a fall pocket and tag that will make you wish she’s thinking of YOU!

Hello Friend Pocket Tag by Audrey Pettit

Epiphany Crafts Supplies:
Epiphany Crafts Round 14 Shape Studio Tool and Round 14 Clear Bubble Caps
Epiphany Crafts Round 20 Button Studio Tool and Round 20 Clear Button Cap

My Little Shoebox Oh, Deer Collection:
Patterned Paper, Journaling Card, and 3D Roll-Up Flower and Accents
Library Pocket and Tag: The Kraft Outlet
Stamps: Papertrey Ink, Stampin’Up
Die: Papertrey Ink
Trim: Papertrey Ink, Craft Supply
Ink: Clearsnap
Chalk Pastels: Stampin’Up

(Created by Liz Chidester for My Little Shoebox)

Be sure to stop by our friends at My Little Shoebox! Visit their blog and their Facebook wall to see what they have going on this week as well! And tune in each day..we’ll have giveaways and more for you!!

We’re trying out a new way for you to enter our giveaways! Just click on “connect” to walk your way through additional ways to enter the giveaway!

Filed Under: Audrey, Blog, My Little Shoebox, Round 14, Round 20 Tagged With: Audrey, Epiphany Crafts, Giveaway, My Little Shoebox, Prize, Round

Rock It Out with Epiphany Crafts and Sweet Shop!

October 24, 2012 by Julia 11 Comments

Treats of all kinds are happening around here today…Halloween treats and treats to rock out with!

They all though have a few things in common…Epiphany Crafts handmade embellishments, Sweet Shop Stamps and well…our designers are definitely talented people!

These are some Halloween treats that ROCK!

Trick or Treat Goody Bags by Audrey Pettit

Epiphany Crafts Supplies:
Epiphany Crafts Round 14 Button Studio Tool and Round 14 Clear Button Caps
Epiphany Crafts Round 20 Button Studio Tool and Round 20 Clear Button Caps

Sweet Stamp Shop Haunted House Stamps
Cardstock: The Kraft Outlet
Patterned Paper: Authentique
Tag Punch: McGill
Trim: Offray
Floss: DMC
Ink: Tsukineko
Colored Pencils: Stampin’Up

Individual goody bags are a fun way to package up small treats and gifts. They are also perfect for gift cards, and best yet, you can create two bags from just one 8.5 x 11 sheet of paper, making these as economical as they are cute!

1. Cut a piece of 8.5 x 11 cardstock or light weight kraft paper into two pieces that are 8.5 x 5.5.

2. Using a scoring board or bone folder, score the long side at 2″ and 5 3/4″. Rotate the paper and score again at 1/2″ and 4 3/4″.

3. Stamp haunted house onto front panel using black ink. Color the image. Fold the two flaps to the back and secure with adhesive. Fold back the bottom along the 1/2″ score line and machine stitch to hold in place.

4. Create buttons using the Round 14 and Round 20 Studio Tools and Halloween patterned paper.

5. Tie ribbon around bottom of treat bag. Add a Round 14 custom button to the center of the bow. Fold down the top 3/4″ flap and secure a Round 20 button to the flap by sewing through the holes.

6. Stamp sentiment in black ink onto kraft cardstock and punch tag shape using a paper punch or die cut. Edge goody bag and tag with brown ink and tuck tag under the top button.

Rock It Out Card Set by Leeann Pearce

Epiphany Crafts Supplies:

Epiphany Crafts Star 25 tool
Epiphany Crafts Star Bubble Caps 25
Epiphany Crafts Heart 25 tool
Epiphany Crafts Heart Bubble Cap 25
Epiphany Crafts Square 25 tool
Epiphany Crafts Square Bubble Cap 25
Epiphany Crafts Round 14 tool
Epiphany Crafts Round bubble Cap 14

Stamps – Sweet Stamp Shop Music set

Other materials: Cardstock, Tim Holtz distress stain, Stazon ink, Machine stitching, Bella blvd Washi tape, Gel pen.

Hello…I’ve just being having a little bit of fun playing with some fabulous stamps from the SWEET STAMP SHOP… for all you music lovers! I used the sentiments from the music stamp set to help create my cards. Below the sentiment I used Tim Holtz distress stains and created ink splatters. I then highlighted each splatter with an epiphany crafts bubble shape. On the inside of the card I created a pocket so that I could place an itunes card inside.
Turning these cards into ready to go gift cards. Thank so much

Be sure to stop by tomorrow…we’ll be giving away some goodies and that we KNOW you will not want to miss!!

Filed Under: Audrey, Blog, Button Round 14, Button Round 20, Heart 25, Leeann, Round 14, Round 20, Square 25, Star 25, Sweet Shop Stamps Tagged With: Cards, Epiphany Crafts, Sweet Shop Stamps

Just Scootin’ By with Sweet Shop Stamps

October 23, 2012 by Julia 7 Comments

Have you heard the news?? We’re having a bit of fun this week using Epiphany Crafts goodies and stamps from our friends at Sweet Stamp Shop.

Our projects are just so sweet…you might even get a cavity! (well we hope not..but they are awfully sweet we think you’ll agree!!)

Designer Amanda Coleman…well we love how she used our Pennant Tool to make the cutest big flag you’ve ever seen!!

And Lisa Wilkinson has a stunning layout that she stamped on her photo for a unique embellishment!

Just Scootin’ By Card by Amanda Coleman

With Sympathy Card by Amanda Coleman

On a classier note, I used the Sweet Victoria set to make a sympathy card. The Epiphany oval tool and metal settings add a sophisticated note to any card.

Epiphany Crafts Supplies:
Button Studio Tool Round 20
Button Studio Accessories Round 20 buttons
Shape Studio Tool Oval 25
Shape Studio Accessories Oval 25 bubble caps
Metal Charms Oval 25

Other Supplies:
Sweet Stamp Shop Sweet Victoria and Scootin’ By stamp sets
Echo Park This & That Graceful 6×6
May Arts jute twine
Jillibean Soup button

Discover the Beach Layout by Lisa Wilkinson

Epiphany Crafts Supplies:

Epiphany Crafts Studio Shape Star 25 Tool and Bubble Caps

Other Supplies:

Sweet Stamps

Pretty Little Studio Sand Castle Collection

date stamp

black stazon ink pad

want 2 scrap white pearls

I was so excited to see the Sweet Stamps beachy set in my design team box since I knew I would be able to create a meaningful page about the beach using a favorite picture. I used the stamp sentiment right on my photo to make it stand out. I had been SO excited to try the star punch and knew it would be perfect with the beachy theme. I added little stars all over my page for the finishing touch.