Welcome to the Art With Heart Team Blog Hop! Who are the Art with Heart team? Led by Claire Daly there are over 80 demonstrators across Australia ... if you want to be come part of this great team just email me for more details. We have a great team forum, Business Building Club and heaps of support from like minded demonstrators.
This will be a monthly event happening on the last day of every month. You may have just come from Tanja Westwood's blog, but if you are starting here, don’t worry … you can make the complete journey just by following the links at the end of each post. There are 14 stops along the way and we hope you will visit each one to see the wonderful creations we have to show you! If you leave a comment on each and every blog and then email Nikki at nikki@inkyart.com.au, your name will be put into the hat to win some beautiful blog candy. There is a deadline of 72 hours to leave your comments and only non SU demos are eligible to win the candy - although we'd love all visitors to leave some comments please.
For our second tour we decided upon an Easter theme. At the end of each post there will be a link to take you to the next stop on the tour. It would be fantastic if you could leave a comment on each blog! So grab a cuppa, and set off on what we are hoping will be an inspirational journey!
I love giving little handmade gifts to people at Easter. It's so much more personal than just grabbing a box of chocolates off the shelf at the supermarket. Here are my creations:
All 3 were made with the same basic colours: Bashful Blue, Pretty In Pink, Lavender Lace, Barely Banana and Whisper White. These are fab colours for Easter.
These little bags are quick and easy to whip up and would be great for your children to give to their friends at Easter. The circular bag topper was recycled from the mini pizza box below:
The opening in the top was covered with acetate - the last thing you need would be for the eggs to fall out!
And finally a card to go with it all. The Barely Banana circle was also recycled from the opening in the mini pizza box - I hardly ever throw anything away!
All projects:
Card Stock: Whisper White, Bashful Blue, Pretty In Pink, Lavender Lace, Barely Banana
Stamps: Greetings Eight, One Of A Kind
Ink: Basic Black, Bashful Blue, Pretty In Pink, Lavender Lace, Barely Banana, Creamy Caramel
Other: Circle Cutter, Paper Crimper, Blender Pen
Easter Bag: Scallop Circle Punch, Dimensionals, Small Celophane Bag, Twine, Versamark
Easter Box: Boho Blossoms Punch, Dimensionals, Acetate, Box Template from SCS
Easter Card: Bashful Blue 1/4" Grosgrain Ribbon, Versamark
Well, that’s all from me. Now you’re off to enjoy the beautiful creations of Ros Davidson.
Catch you later,
Tina
Tina, these little projects are gorgeous! I particularly love the cute little card. The colours you used look great.
ReplyDeleteAwesome use of colour Tina, great little baggie too
ReplyDeleteI love everything you have made, but I especially like the little treat bags. They would be great for my children to make and give to their friends. The mini pizza box is also good for me to give to my sister. She can use the box afterwards, for her embellishment that she uses for papercraft.
ReplyDeleteYour projects look fabulous Tina. Glad the bunnies made it! I love the box with the acetate circle.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely are they Tina, the first thing they do is bring a smile to your face..and its infectious..my daughter did the same thing :-) thanks for sharing your lovley projects
ReplyDeleteEverything is just so cute - beautiful colours and brilliant ideas. Thanks for taking part in the hop Tina.
ReplyDeleteLovely cute projects!!!
ReplyDeleteReally sweet projects Tina.
ReplyDeleteWow Tina, what beautiful Easter gifts and matching card. Love the colours you used.
ReplyDeleteGreat job Tina! The mini pizza boxes are so versatile, and imagine getting a beautiful gift that also includes chocolate! (it' a win win really) Thank you for sharing them with us!
ReplyDeleteTina these projects are lovely and will make great gifts at Easter.
ReplyDeleteHow nice are these projects! You have done a lovely job.
ReplyDeleteGreat project, colours look fantastic!
ReplyDeleteGreat project, colours look fantastic! Bianca Parslow
ReplyDeleteThese are such clever ideas
ReplyDeleteCheers
Mary
Gorgeous, can see myself making something similar for my daughter!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Bunny image & love the gift ideas - just gorgeous
ReplyDeleteDiana
A fabulous set Tina, I love it and those colours are perfect together, you did a fabulous job! absolutely nothing to worry about here! MMM can feel a CASE coming on lol, well done!
ReplyDeleteYour creation is just adorable.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE those colour together Tina. I have never been able to find a template for those mini pizza boxes. I was wondering if you could share the measurements with me or maybe put them on the forum. Absolutely beautiful projects x
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful thoughtful gift! Love the colors together. And, I rarely throw anything out either!
ReplyDeleteAren't you clever for recycling the circles - that's brilliant, and I adore the little pizza box - very well done!
ReplyDeleteWow...I love everything you've done here! The eggs look so cute in the little pizza box.
ReplyDeleteLOVE LOVE LOVE the mini pizza box, may have to give that one a go. Thanks for sharing your wonderful creations. Erica xxx
ReplyDeletelove the colors and the ideas..
ReplyDeleteStunning Tina - what a fantastic idea - I love them - you have given me some ideas for my Easter gifts this year :-)
ReplyDeleteTina what an adorable gift set ... love everything about it ... well done!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful creations. I think I need to get one of those crimper thingamajigs. The box of chocolates is scrumptious. Cheers Donna Zammit
ReplyDeleteTina they look fantastic, i hope one has my name on it, just jokes. Great job!!!
ReplyDeleteLove from your little Sister