Thursday, July 1, 2010

WMS July Blog Waltz

Welcome to the July Release Blog Waltz for Waltzingmouse Stamps. :) If you happened upon my blog, be sure to check out ALL the great projects by starting at Claire's blog.

As usual, there's prizes to be won for a random commenter on the DT blogs (it could be any blog!) and a random commenter on Claire's blog. The competition will end at 11:59 pm EASTERN on July 3rd. The winners will be announced on the WMS blog after that. So be sure to comment on every step along the way!

I wanted to just create a fun set to thank my friend M for some of her support. I love all my friends and every once in awhile, it's good to tell them that. :) She'll be getting it in the mail shortly.

For the card, I actually used a little masking on the lace pattern from Victorian Fripperie. I placed two post-it notes down before I stamped. I love that I can mask the edges off to use my background set in a different fashion.

The sentiment and frame come from Fancy Phrases.


I had the crimper on my desk still from a thank you card I created awhile back so I figured I'd use it again before I placed it back in my bin of dusty tools again. Note to self: hold the crimper tighter next time... but the subtle effect isn't too bad.

Wrapped that, along with some patterned paper and twine around a pack of Altoids.  The label comes from the new July set Rescue Remedies. It just fit nicely over the box and its just a lovely vintagey, old fashioned look.


Next up is the wonderfully talented Carly. I know you'll love what she has created!

84 comments:

  1. This is a beautiful card and gift. How lovely for your friend.
    Clare x

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  2. I love the fripperie stamped in white on the Kraft Belinda! what a nice set - and your papers are the perfect colors!

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  3. Cute pair! I really like the addition of the twine.

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  4. I JUST LOVE THIS FRIPPERIE STAMP SO MANY NICE POSSIBILITIES. CANT WAIT.

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  5. Very elegant looking card and great looking tin.
    Eveline.

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  6. Really lovely gift and so creative : )

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  7. Great set. Love the look of that white border against kraft. Thanks for the masking tip, too.

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  8. Looks so great.

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  9. Cute set! Love your color choices!

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  10. So pretty. I love how you use a soft color and the white on Kraft is just too pretty.

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  11. The white lace pattern looks like the real thing without adding any bulk. A very friendly looking card.

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  12. Love that combo of OA papers and WMS...a perfect match!

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  13. Simply fabulous and oh so pretty!

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  14. Serious swooning going on over here! Love the Fippery stamp in white against the kraft.
    Thank you for sharing

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  15. Wow! This is so pretty and delicate. I just love the colors and the simple white of the stamped image. Thanks for all the inspiration over the last few days.

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  16. beautiful and love the white on the kraft

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  17. Just love this stamp set my birthday is this month so I know what I want

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  18. Ooh very pretty Belinda! I love the lacy image stamped in white - what a great package for the tin, too!

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  19. I am totally in love with the "Frippery" stamps! I love it stamped with white. Looks just like lace. Beautiful projects. TFS!

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  20. I cannot wait to get my hands on Victorian Fripperie! Thanks for the lovely samples to enable us more :)

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  21. Love the colors you chose. The white lacy border on the kraft colored paper is so crisp it looks real.

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  22. Oh that border on kraft looks so gorgeous Belinda! Lovely card.

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  23. The white on kraft is such a pretty element! I love it!!

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  24. Very Pretty Belinda, love this little set!

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  25. Beautiful! I love the kraft base!

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  26. Oh this is darling - I love the beauty of this and the color choice - reminds me of our trip to the french countryside! LOVELY job - TFS!

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  27. Hello there!

    so many nice things you show! Wow!

    Cant wait for those sets to come!

    thank you for your inspirations!

    Andrea

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  28. Love it!
    Love how craft cs and white work so well together...great job!

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  29. What a nice, thoughtful little gift. I really like how you masked off the border stamp -- beautiful effect! Thanks.

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  30. Great use of the new stamps. I really like the Victorian Frippery set.

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  31. Beautiful work! Thanks so much!
    Kris, Wadsworth, OH

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  32. I really love how you used the post-it notes to make the border - wow! This is such a nice little thank you gift and I know it will bring a smile!

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  33. Very pretty! I like the clean, classic elegance to your projects. The crimping is a nice touch too.

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  34. Very sweet gift ensemble--she will love it.

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  35. Love your projects and love this label set! It's such good news to consume sweet confections for medicinal use! Love the Victorian Frippery border too!

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  36. Can always count on a great project at your blog. Great use of the Victorian frippery border, that is one cool set.

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  37. I am LOVIN' that Fripperie set!!! It's on my must-have list! Great samples on your blog!
    DeniseB

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  38. Just lovely!! I love your use of color with the craft paper, your masking and the white embossing: such a beautiful card!
    Helen

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  39. The white lace on the kraft card looks so elegant! I need to remember that idea!

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  40. Soo pretty - what a lucky friend you have :)

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  41. so pretty ...love that fripperie

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  42. just gorgeous! now i really need that victorian frippery set!

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  43. This is just so pretty! I love the white embossed border along the side!!
    Beth Greco

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  44. So beautiful! I love this set stamped + embossed in white. Just gorgeous & a must have!

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  45. It is indeed so important to tell friends what they mean to us, & your card & gift is a great way to do so. Thank you for the idea.

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  46. I just ordered the new Victorian Fripperie set and the Fancy Phrases so this is a great idea to get my creative juices flowing!

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  47. I love the white on the craft. Absolutely perfect!

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  48. What a gorgeous little gift set! Love that white on kraft - beautiful!

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  49. This is one of my favorite sets, and I love how you stamped it on Kraft in white!

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  50. ah, good tip with masking off the background stamp for a different way to use it. This set just goes so well with your style so I knew it would be a good project today. :)

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  51. Wow, this card is great! Just love the Fripperie in white against the kraft cardstock...super idea! I can tell already that this will be one of my favorite sets!! Your making my creative juices flow!! Thanks for sharing....

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  52. Very pretty--kraft paper is always classic.

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  53. That white border on the kraft cardstock is just wonderful! Great card.

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  54. Very pretty card and wrap set Belinda!!

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  55. Belinda, great idea for masking on the border stamp--it does open up new possibilities, doesn't it?

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  56. Beautiful. I love the off-centeredness of the card.

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  57. Both projects are sooo awesome...I love the kraft cardstock and how you stamped the white border...gorgoeus work!!!

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  58. Love your projects Belinda! The card is especially lovely - the white border is gorgeous.

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  59. hot stuff - love the masking effect! and what a great way of gifting altoids. the tins are awesome as is, but what a great wrapping idea!

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  60. This is soo very cute. The one on the right could even be turned into a puff/pillow box. Thanks for sharing.

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  61. This is such simple but pretty packaging you gotta love it - and I do!

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  62. Love the card you created...
    Gorgeous new stamp set.

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  63. Fantastic creation Belinda...such a lovely design and the craft and white - wow - a real beauty!

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  64. Love to see white stamped on craft and this set is perfect for this. A beautiful gift for your friend!

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  65. fab, just love the white, perfect!

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  66. Fabulous card - love the kraft n white - awesome

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  67. Sweet set! I love the soft colors. Congrats on Idol!

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  68. Great ensemble and congrats on the win... you deserve it.

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  69. My favorite color combination! Lovely!! Congrats on the Gallery Idol!!!

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  70. Beautiful set, your friend will be thrilled!!

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  71. This is so pretty and delicate. I love the choice of colors you used! And congrats on your Gallery Idol win, I loved your cards!

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  72. Fabulous gift set! I love the Victorian Fripperie border! Congratulations on your Gallery Idol achievement! I just love your jam card and would love to see you do a tutorial on how you made the picnic basket!!

    Andrea McCulley
    prayalways421@yahoo.com

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  73. Beautiful design, sure looks like a fun set.

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  74. Love that crisp white fripperie lace background on the craft!

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  75. So cute...I would have trouble parting with my creations! Love the cheeky remedies.

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  76. I am SO glad I have these sets on their way to me! You've confirmed that it was definitely worth it! Your first card is especially stunning.

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  77. Beautiful project Belinda, I love the elegant white border on the card.

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  78. What a pretty gift set! Love the embossed ornate trim!

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  79. Really lovely. I love the rusticness of the twine against the elegance of the embossed border.

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