Wednesday, January 13, 2016

Introducing Petite Places: Home & Garden






Hello and welcome to the second Papertrey Ink group post! All of the products you are seeing today will be available at the Papertrey Ink online store at 10:00pm EST on January 15th. 

Oh we have some beautiful things in store for you today! We are introducing Betsy's final Petite Places: Home & Garden. It is so cute and I had so much fun playing with it! I'm sad that this is the last in the Petite Places line, but I love everything Betsy makes, so I'm sure I will love what all she has in store for 2016!



For my first project I created this cute little spring scene in a tuna can! Can you believe it? I've had this in the back of my mind for some time and of course I picked the one time I was really short on time to do it! I made this up and figured it out as I went along. I kept telling my daughter the whole time "if this doesn't work, I won't have time to do anything else". Thank goodness it did indeed work out like I planned!



I covered the inside and the outside of the can with Aqua Mist card stock and then had to build the little platform for the house to sit on. It was pretty easy. I just cut a piece of card stock about 1 1/4 inches wide and folded the ends over. I then glued that to the inside of the can. I cut out a circle and stamped the leafy pattern on it. I cut about 1/3 of the circle off and that is what I glued over the piece inside. I then had a place to sit my house. In the very back I glued one of the background scenes from the Petite Places Patterned Paper Collection cut from a circle. I stamped the trees from the new Petite Places: Home & Garden set, cut them out and adhered them to the background with foam tape. I then glued my little house and fence in there. 



Here's a front view. I used the Shaker Shapes circle dies to go around it and cover up the rim. I glued several of them together so it would be nice and sturdy and wouldn't bend. I then glued the leaves and flowers onto the front. I glued some white ribbon around the whole thing and tied a bow at the top.

Petite Places- Ornament

STAMPS: Petite Places: Home & Garden, Turning A New Leaf, Twig Wreath
DIES: Petite Places: Home & Garden, Turning A New Leaf, Twig Wreath, Shaker Shapes Circle
PAPER: Stamper’s Select, Aqua Mist, Sweet Blush, Mint Julep

INK: Aqua Mist, Mint Julep, Soft Stone, Sweet Blush, Hawaiian Shores, New Leaf, Kraft, Autumn Rose, Tropical Teal




My last project is a card I made with the little shed from the Petite Places: Home & Garden dies. I just cut them out of card stock, no stamping. The trees are from the Petite Places: Pop Up Trees set and I cut them out of the new gorgeous Mint Julep card stock and Spring Moss. I inlaid the different pieces back into the centers. Thought that was kind of a fun idea! :) 




The sentiment is from the new Bitty Butterflies set and I stamped it on one of the new Outlined Dies. I cut it out again with the Aqua Mist for the outside frame. The curved piece along the bottom is cut out with the Sentiment Splits Curved Horizontal die from the Ombre Stripes paper collection. 

Petite Places Card

STAMPS: Bitty Butterflies
DIES: Petite Places: Home & Garden, Sentiment Splits: Curve Vertical, Petite Places: Pop Up Trees, Outlined
PAPER: Stamper’s Select, Aqua Mist, Sweet Blush, Fine Linen, Spring Moss, Mint Julep, Ombre Stripes paper pack

INK: Ripe Avacado

That is all from me today. I'll be back tomorrow with some more fun things!

Thank you so much for stopping by! Remember all of the new products will be available at Papertrey Ink on January 15, 10:00 PM EST!

Be sure and check out what all the other amazing design team members have done with these new products!




Hugs,

Kay :)




62 comments:

  1. Oh...amazing! So beautiful...
    Cristina
    thehouseoftheblackbirds.blogspot.it

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  2. Wow, so pretty. Love the idea of the tuna can. It turned out amazing.

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  3. No way! This is darling and I can just see you in a bit of a panic mode:) oh my gosh I love your amazing idea,and can't wIt to give it a try when I have lots of time,love the pretty colors too! Wow,Kay!
    Did you know when I first click your name from Nichole's blog ,the link is a bit off ,but I just click your header and it brings me right to your current post ,this is not the first time. Maybe it's just me. Thought I would let you know ,I don't want anyone to miss your projects! Your card is beautiful too!

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  4. Oh my gosh, Kay! Your first project is stunning! I cannot believe you used a tuna can to create that fabulous little scene. I'm so glad you took the risk to try your idea and that it worked so brilliantly! Looking at your photos is like a breath a fresh spring air, they are so pretty! I really like the simplicity of your card, too and especially the sentiment. So positive and uplifting! Thank you SO much for sharing, Kay! Big hugs to you! :)

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  5. You are so amazing. Your cards and projects are out of this world spectacular...I cannot stop looking at all the details...and a tuna can!!!???? How clever you are. Thanks so much for the inspiration....Jan D., FL

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  6. The tuna can is an amazing project -- so innovative! But I think I like your card even better. Love the soft colors, the sentiment and plenty of white space.

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  7. Seriously... a tuna can? Genius! I adore this and you can bet I'll be saving my tuna cans from now on. My hubby's not gonna believe this... You are such a clever little genius!

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  8. AMAZING!!!! LOVE that little scene in the tuna can! So creative!!!

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  9. Very creative, love the recessed scene! Another way to use my shaker circles!

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  10. That is really lovely, just love it.

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  11. No, seriously? A tuna can? Better start saving my garbage. Honestly adorable! So sweet, so clever, and so imaginative! Just in love with the floral detail on the front too. Magical, Kay!

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  12. Is there no end to the creative minds of this team. Love, love, love the new products!

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  13. What a gorgeous little vignette and SO creative in a tuna can!!

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  14. Oh the wonderful things you've done with Betsy's Petite Places! Your tuna can is BRILLIANT. (I've been thinking about less smelly and papery tubes, but so far, none are exactly the right size.) Your color choices (again!) leave me weak in the knees. I can hardly wait for my Kay fix almost every day. Thank you for all your inspiration.

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  15. Both creations are so creative. I love the little shed fronts and colors, and your "tuna can" is genius!

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  16. Oh, you are just so clever, Kay! I love these!

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  17. A tuna can, you clever gal ;) LOVE what you've done here with these cute stamps and dies!

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  18. Adorable, that's all I can say! (Love your recycling project, so creative)

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  19. Ingenious!!!! The card is also so good.... love it all.

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  20. Unbelievably ADORABLE!!!
    You are SO CLEVER!!!
    Thanks for sharing
    Susan

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  21. Good thing I love tuna! I can see a whole village in them now! Seriously cute, cute idea Kay...love it! :0)

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  22. This is just perfect in every way... my prediction is that you have kicked off a new trend with tuna can ornaments. Now I need to go find some new tuna recipes. :)

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  23. Gorgeous projects,Kay! And your photography takes my breath away! I love the sweet scene.

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  24. Kay, these are darling projects. The tuna can diorama is such a treat. It's adorable! Thanks so much for your inspiration.

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  25. These petite places are right up your alley! Super tuns can idea: )

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  26. I love your darling ornament! You've got to convince Betsy to do something similar for another Petite Ornaments die. :)

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  27. Wow what a unique idea using a tuna fish can, and to think I throw these in the garbage. The die your used and flowers were the frame are stunning. Such an adorable ornament for a child's room. Great job.

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  28. Home Sweet Tuna Can! I can't wait to try this. Time to make some tuna melts and play with paper.

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  29. You have got to be kidding me! A tuna can? And you thought of it? So many lovely and perfect details. Evertything you do is gorgeous and adorable!

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  30. Wow! Your card is absolutely darling! but that ornament out of a tuna can??? what! That's brilliant and beyond creative! It's simply gorgeous Kay!!

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  31. WOW!! amazing what you can do with a tuna can..LOVE it!!!!!!

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  32. Wow! You never cease to amaze me! Awesome projects!

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  33. GENIUS!!! I love it when everyday items are turned into works of art. Wow!

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  34. Great way to rcycle tuna cans, Beautiful designs.

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  35. Would love to see a photo of your Easter tree with gorgeous ornaments like your tuna can. Such a creative genius you are, Kay! Love all the different ideas you incorporated into your card also. Awesome post!

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  36. LOVE everything! Your ornament is precious!

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  37. How precious! This is just so sweet!

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  38. Ingenious! I love it! Now that's really thinking outside of the box (or can)! So clever of you. These two items you've created should make the sales soar for this Petite Places set.

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  39. I love this!!!! it is beautiful!!!

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  40. Beautiful Kay, the scenes and colours are so gorgeous.

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  41. Everyone's post before mine has said it all but to reiterate: Brilliant, Creative, Beautiful, Clever, Precious, Genius... Well done you!!

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  42. Best use of a tuna can...ever...simply genius! Can't wait to try this out but I am not much of a tuna eater...ha!

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  43. I love to recycle! And I make tons of ornaments. Love your projects.

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  44. What a clever idea to use a tuna can to make an adorable ornament. Thank you for sharing this cute idea that could be used with so many of the petite places sets.

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  45. These are adorable. I love your use of the dies in the "2D" sense, too - so versatile.

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  46. You knocked the ball out of the park this time! Not only so clever but also just plain beautiful. Lovely colors on both the little house in the can and the card .... and I especially love the sentiment on the card.

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  47. WOW Kay!! A tuna can lol, such a creative mind!! Love the sentiment on the card! Absolutely gorgeous!!

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  48. KAY--WOW! If this isn't one of the sweetest things that I've ever seen. . . Amazing!

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  49. Hi Kay,

    These examples are SCRUMPTILICIOUS (a word I invented from the fusion of scrumptious and delicious) LOVE,LOVE your work! I have asked for a MIM from you, and now I am BEGGING for one. This would be PERFECT for a tutorial! However the taste and smell of tuna disgusts me to no avail, and although I have altered other things, as for example the laughing cow boxes, they are not sturdy enough for this. Could you tell me of other cans that fit these measurements? Thanks!

    Cariños,
    María Alba

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  50. A tuna can??? I'm speechless, Kay, and I'm sure Nicole is thanking her lucky stars that you joined her team! WOW! Your ornament is absolutely adorable, and I love how you played with the new colors on your card! Thank you so much for sharing these beauties with us...I LOVE them both!!!

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  51. Love your style Kay and everything you make!

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  52. Incredible to say the least!!! WOW!!!!!

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  53. I love your use of soft springtime colors. Your projects are happy and soothing to the eyes! Beautiful!

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  54. A tuna can? That's genius!! Your projects are amazing and I love the spring colors!

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  55. Wow. Only you Kay would be able to make a tuna can look like a million bucks. Such a clever idea. Love your card as well and the row of houses and trees.

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  56. Holy smokes Kay, these are extraordinary!!! I love the colors, love your creativity, love everything about these!!

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  57. All I can say is "I want to live in that tuna can!" You are amazing, Kay!

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  58. Soo pretty, love what u have done

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  59. Kay, I LOVE both of these ideas - and that is the most beautiful tuna can I have ever seen!!! :-)

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  60. Ah-mazing! Thank you for showing us how STUNNING a tuna can can be, when it's transformed with your magic touch! I can't imagine how finicky these pieces were to work with (me with my big ol' clumsy hands wouldn't have had a hope!), but soooo appreciate the time you invested in dazzling us! WOW! Your little village...moving in! Love it!
    Hugs~c

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