I used a map patterned paper from a 6×6 Crate paper pad. You could use an old map, too. Start by punching two ovals with bubble caps from the map paper using the Epiphany Crafts Oval Tool.

Adhere the bubble caps to Epiphany Crafts Oval Metal Settings.

You will need 2 jump rings and 2 earring bases. Use pliers to open the jump rings to add the earrings and the oval settings.

Close up the jump rings and your earrings are complete.

To make the matching box start by cutting a 6×6 piece of patterned paper or map. My paper was from a 6×6 paper pad so I was able to skip this step. Score 1 inch on all 4 sides of the paper.

After scoring, each corner should be a 1 inch square. Cut along one of the score lines up to the next score line to form your tab.

Do the same for each of the other three corners. You can also taper each tab so the pieces fit together a bit better.

Fold on all the score lines and add adhesive to all four tabs.

Adhere the tabs in place to form the lid.

Once you have adhered all four tabs in place your lid will be ready.

To make the bottom of the box you follow the same steps, but start by cutting your paper at 5 7/8 x 5 7/8 inches.

You will also need to make an insert to hold the earrings. Make sure to cut your paper an 1/8 inch smaller than the bottom of the box so it will fit inside the box and then use the same steps as above to make the insert.

Before applying adhesive to the tabs use a pencil to mark where you want your earrings to be placed on the insert and use the Basic Grey Notch tool to cut two slits around the pencil marks.

Use the crop-a-dile to punch holes at the spots you marked with the pencil and then finish assembling the insert.

Add the earrings to the insert and place into the bottom of the box and your gift is ready to share.

Supplies:

Epiphany Crafts Studio Shape Oval Tool

Epiphany Crafts Oval Metal Settings

Epiphany Crafts Oval Bubble Caps

Crate Paper Fourteen 6×6 Paper Pad

Recollections White Cardstock

The Jewelry Shop 6mm Jump Rings

Bead Landing Earrings

Basic Grey Notch Tool

We R Memory Keepers Crop-A-Dile

Supplies Used:

Shape Studio Tool Oval 25 SST-37

Shape Studio Accessories Bubble Caps Oval 25 SSA-39Cardstock- WorldWin Papers

Pattern paeprs- Lucky Charm, Dear Lizzy, American Crafts

Letter stickers- Dear Lizzy, American Crafts

Pen- Millennium, Zig

Mist- Candy Apple, Tattered Angels

Adhesives- Hampton Arts, Scrabpook Adhesive by 3L

To recreate the tulip flowers you will need to punch out oval shapes from pattern paper using the Oval tool. Punch as many as you would like. Papers with smaller prints are best for this project.

Cut a notch on one long end of the oval shaped papers. Adhere them to the card, adding some with foam adhesive for extra dimension. Connect the flowers to the jar/pot with stems created with a black pen.

Add a bubble statement with your card sentiment by using a negative space of a oval shape as a template. Write down your word inside the shape. This will ensure that when you punch out your shape, it won’t cut off any of the letters in your sentiment.

Punch out the word, adding a bubble sticker over it before punching. Adhere to your card.

Thank you for stopping by and if you’ve used your shape tools to create your own handmade embellishments, comment below. I’m always on a hunt for new inspirations on how to use my shape tools in innovative ways.

Till next time- Grace

I have a friend who is always there to help out with my kids when I need it and I wanted to show her how much I appreciate her help.

I printed the photos small enough to punch out with the Epiphany Crafts Shape Studio Tool Oval 25 then added each of them to an Epiphany Craft Oval Charm and using jump rings added them to a key chain.

The great thing about the Epiphany Crafts tools is that this gift could be customized for anyone in your life – in fact I have plans to make a few of these over the next few days for my son’s Musical Theatre instructor and Hip Hop instructors.

Supply List:
Epiphany Crafts Shape Studio Tool Oval 25

Epiphany Crafts Bubble Caps Oval 25

Epiphany Crafts Oval 25 Charms

Patterned Paper – Dear Lizzy Lucky Charm Collection

ribbon – May Arts

This page, about my son and his friend, is just filled with my favorite masculine elements – bold stripes, triangles, a muted color palette, and hexagons!

The angles of the hexagons are so fun to play with. As you can see, I made each hexagon so that a flat edge would rest against whatever part of the layout I was attaching it to. For example, this hexagon is flat up against my photo mat.

This hexagon “stands” on the wood veneer embellishment, so the bottom is flat.

I did the same thing with the hexagon above my photo. Orienting my hexagons this way makes them connect to the content of my page in an eye-pleasing way.

If you haven’t picked up the hexagon tool, you really should! With all the trendy angles in scrapbooking these days, this is a shape you will use again and again.

Supplies Used:

Epiphany Crafts Hexagon Tool

Epiphany Crafts Hexagon Bubble Caps

April Scrapbook Circle Kit

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I made this playful layout using the Midway Collection from October Afternoon.

For some of the images in the Hexagon Bubble Caps I used the 8×8 Midway Pad.

I also used the tickets pages from the 8×8 pad but for the pie chart pieces I used the regular 12×12.

On the camera cut I used a Heart 25 Bubble Cap.

Supplies:

Hexagon Shape Studio Tool
Hexagon Bubble Caps
Heart 25 Bubble Caps
October Afternoon Midway Collection
Cameo
Sewing Machine
Black Thread
Tombow Adhesives

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Hexagons have been trendy in the world of scrapbooking for a little while now.  They are fun to use on their own or to cluster them in a group to make a growing new shape.

The sides match up so nicely, it becomes hard to stop adding more hexagons!  For a fun look, use a colorful background paper and add pops of color under the hexagon bubble caps to help bring out some of the colors in the background of the layout.  Cluster hexagons together in a couple of spots on the page.

Here is my layout.  I have used a grouping of three hexagons at the top.

And then a grouping of two hexagons further down my page.

Now it is your turn!  I’d love to see some hexagon projects that you’ve come up with!

Tools Used

Hexagon Tool

Hexagon Bubble Caps

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Hey there! Jennifer here today, and I want to share a card I made using the Hexagon tool!

Along with some hexagon die cuts I had in my stash, I used the tool along with some bubble caps to create some cute and trendy embellishments for this card.

Another thing I love to do is stitch through my letters, whether it’s on a card or scrapbook page. It gives a bit of extra texture and you can even sew through chipboard! Thanks so much for stopping by the blog today!

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And with five sides to work with…you can make new shapes as you combine them together!

Point in case…these fab projects made with our Hexagon Tool!

Hello My Name is Duke Layout

Supplies:

Epiphany Crafts Hexagon Tool and Bubble Caps
October Afternoon Papers

Epiphany Crafts Supplies:

Hexagon Tool and Bubble Caps

And just for fun while talking about hexagons…check out this hexagon shaped layout…

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For the first gift card holder I cut this cute little purse using my Silhouette and added some fun little flower embellishments using the Epiphany Crafts Shape Studio Tool Flower 25 and the coordinating bubble caps.

To make the flowers punch several of the flower shapes and layer them together covering the top layer with the bubble cap.

For the second gift card holder I cut a little gift pouch and added some fun washi strips and clothespins.

I also added a coordinating button using the Epiphany Crafts Button Studio Round 20.

For the third gift box I cut a matchbox shape and added a butterfly with a clothespin.

I used the Epiphany Crafts Brad Settings Round 14 to make a little pull handle for the drawer.

For my last gift card holder I cut a file folder shape and glued the sides together to make a pocket.

I added the Epiphany Crafts Rhinestone Charm Square 25 to finish this holder off.

Happy Mother’s Day to all the Mom’s out there!

Supplies:

Epiphany Crafts Shape Studio Tool Round 14, Epiphany Crafts Bubble Caps Round 14
Epiphany Crafts Brad Settings Round 14
Epiphany Crafts Shape Studio Tool Flower 25, Epiphany Crafts Bubble Caps Flower 25
Epiphany Crafts Button Studio Tool Round 20 , Epiphany Crafts Button Studio Accessories Round 20
Epiphany Crafts Shape Studio Tool Square 25, Epiphany Crafts Bubble Caps Square 25
Epiphany Crafts Square 25 Rhinestone Charms
Patterned Paper, Washi strips, clips, Die Cuts and Clothespins
Maggie Holmes for Crate Paper, Twine
The Twinery, Letter Stickers
Dear Lizzy for American Crafts
Doodlebug, October Afternoon and Making Memories

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Need a gift for Mother’s Day? Want to make something unique and different from all the rest!

We’ve got just the ticket with these printables! Just use your Epiphany Crafts Round 25 Tool and your Epiphany Crafts Charms for a unique and special gift!

Simply right click to save the images. Then open in  your photo program and print at a 4 by 6 size.

Then select your Round 25 Tool, Bubble Caps and Charms and get busy creating something special for Mom!

Today I’ve created a necklace and card to share with you using the Epiphany Crafts Shape Studio Round Tool and Bubble Caps.

I used the Round 25 Tool along with one of the rhinestone charms to make a necklace, then slipped it into a small jewelry box.

Thanks so much for stopping by today!

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Need a gift for Mother’s Day? Want to make something unique and different from all the rest!

We’ve got just the ticket with these printables! Just use your Epiphany Crafts Round 25 Tool and your Epiphany Crafts Charms for a unique and special gift!

Simply right click to save the images. Then open in  your photo program and print at a 4 by 6 size.

Then select your Round 25 Tool, Bubble Caps and Charms and get busy creating something special for Mom!