Accu-Cut Gifts

Did you know that Scrap Tales has a HUGE Accu-Cut die center?

There are envelopes and cards, boxes, frames, mini albums, alphabets and much, much more. All are available for your use at no charge -- as long as you buy your paper at Scrap Tales.

Accu-Cut dies can cut through chipboard, grungeboard, shrink plastic and multiple sheets of cardstock.

Here is one of the projects Candy recently created ...

The chipboard letters are from Maya Road. The dog tags are made with a QuicKutz (Now Lifestyle Crafts) die and metal adhesive paper, cardstock and Alcohol Ink. The stars are made with cardstock, a gold Paint Dabber and a QuicKutz die. The paper is from Creative Imaginations and the doily inside (under the cookies) is from Little Yellow Bicycle. It is all held together with Glue Dots.

The sample, minus the cookies, will be in the store soon ...

Little Yellow Bicycle

We love this line from Little Yellow Bicycle.

Look at how versatile it can be with these creations from Jamie!

For more information, visit Jamie's blog, here, or stop in the store and have a closer look.

One of our Design Team members, Jamie, created this adorable Valentine using paper from Little Yellow Bicycle.

Instructions:

This is a super easy project which makes it perfect for bulk creation!

The kraft paper is 3" x 11".  Fold at 5" and then punch a 1/2 circle from the top flap.

Place a pack of crackers or a Hershey bar inside the kraft paper.

Cut pattern paper to 3 1/2" x 7 1/2", punch the bottom edge with a border punch.

Wrap around the kraft paper (with the item in it) and adhere in the back.

Punch a hole in the top left corner, cut a small piece of ribbon or twine then fold it in half.  Push the loop end through the hole then pull the ends through the loop and tug tightly.

Embellish as desired!

For more information, visit Jamie's blog, here.

Christmas tags

Jamie, one of our Design Team members, came up with these simple, but adorable tags using paper from My Mind's Eye's Haunted Collection and stickers from Little Yellow Bicycle. For more details, visit her blog at jamielanedesigns.blogspot.com or stop in the store for a closer look.