Sizzix Cookie Box Archives

Creative ColorBox Blends Project Ideas

22 Feb

Hey there everyone! The Inspiration team is back again with more creative ColorBox Blends project ideas. Throughout the month of February the team has been sharing tips and tutorials on how to use my Colorbox Blends Inks from Clearsnap. You’ll learn all sorts of ways to use these pigment inks in a variety of projects from coloring fabric, creating cards and paper projects, even watercoloring! Let’s see what the IT has in store for you this week.

Creative ColorBox Blends Project Ideas

Jonathan Fong gets the creativity going with a fabulous, floral fashion art piece! Jonathan created his fab fashion illustration with Rendr paper and my Paper Flower Party Swirl Flower die cuts colored with ColorBox Blends!

Jonathan has some great tips for inking up your paper projects with ColorBox Blends so be sure to stop by Jonathan’s blog for more details!

Nicole Wright keeps the inky inspiration going with this beautiful beyond words Floral Train Case creation! Nicole’s project features my Train Case expertly embossed and colored with blends along with floral elements including the Pansy Die.

Check out Nicole’s Blog for a can’t miss Paper Flower Tutorial and More!

Tonya Trantham our leading expert on Junk Journals shares her latest creation PACKED with ColorBox Blends techniques. Not only is this lovely Butterfly Angel Journal a sight to behold it’s filled with ideas for you to use in your next project.

Visit Tonya’s blog for a technique packed tutorial with all kinds of creative ColorBox Blends project ideas.

Mitsyana Wright shares an absolutely stunning Floral Keepsake Box Project. Oh my stars it’s as if I could smell this glitzy paper rose! I just love the use of Blends inks, pretty papers and Sizzix dies here don’t you?

See how Mitsyana combined my Pansy Die with ColorBox Blends Inks and gorgeous, glittery papers from DCWV to create this show stopper.

Diana Hetherington shares a sweet little Sizzix Suitcase project. Diana’s Suitcase and matching booklet is all inked up and ready to go, just add embossing and your favorite embellishments!

Take a trip to Diana’s blog where she’s packing in the ColorBox Blends project ideas!

Lisa Hoel’s latest creation is a triple threat. Her beautiful banner features fabric art times three! Colorbox Blends inks on fabric CHECK! Felt Die Cuts and Stitched Detailing using my Sizzix Stitchlits Collection, CHECK! A lovely, wired heart hanger created using my Twist and Style tool CHECK!

Run don’t walk to Lisa’s Blog for all the cool techniques she used to create this beautiful banner.

Julia Aston is taking over the Clearsnap Blog with a cool Inked Embossing Folder technique.

Find out how Julia used the Scallop Flap Box, Daisy Wreath Impressions folder with ColorBox Blends HERE.

Hope you enjoyed all of the ColorBox Blends project ideas. I can’t wait to try these out myself! See you soon.

Eileen

More Sizzix Favorite Things Projects

18 Dec

Hey everyone! The Inspiration Team is back again with more Sizzix “Favorite Things” projects to share with you. The Holiday Season is in full swing and this week’s projects will get you in the spirit for sure!

Lisa Hoel has created an Artist Trading Block Tower fit for a king! This beyond beautiful ATB Nativity captures the true spirit of Christmas don’t you think? Complete with a star on top this project makes me want to celebrate the reason for the season!

Follow the star to Lisa’s blog for more creative details on this meaningful ATB masterpiece.

Nicole Wright has a charming Candy Drawer ornament to share with you. What a fun way to create memorable ornaments for your tree!

Stop by Nicole’s blog for more ornamental details and check all of the ornaments she’s been creating in her 12 days of Christmas series!

Tonya Trantham has a lovely Holiday Train Case project just brimming with vintage goodness! Aptly titled “Finding the Perfect Tree” this project is filled with creativity and holiday spirit!

Visit Tonya’s Blog for a closer look at her holiday train case creation.

Pam Bray has a marvelous Merry Christmas Baby Sizzix Cookie Box Ornament for your enjoyment! This pretty project was created for the ultimate joyous occasion.

Visit Pam’s Blog for more holiday delights and find out who she created her Merry Christmas Baby Cookie Box ornament for!

Share your Favorite Things projects HERE for a chance to win a die from my new Sizzix Stitchlits collection.

Eileen

Even more Sizzix Stitchlit Project Ideas

17 Nov

Hey everyone! I can’t wait to share even more Sizzix Stitchlit project ideas with you today! The Inspiration Team has been busy stitching up a creative storm with my new Sizzix Stitchlits dies. Wait till you see what the girls have in store for you this week…

Diana Hetherington has an oh-sew-crafty Sizzix Stitchlits project idea to share with you today. Our dear Diana will show you how to create wearable art with Stitchlits dies and Leather Sheets from Sizzix!

How creative is this? I bet you can’t wait to “Create Art” you can wear. I know I can’t!

Visit Diana’s Blog for more stitching details on how to create your own wearable art with Sizzix Stitchlits and Leather sheets.

Tracy Evans has even more “Sew-Beautiful” projects for you this week. How darling is this Needle Book and Button Jar adorned Cookie Box?

Visit Tracy’s Blog for a peek inside her Needle Book and Button Box because of course she has lots more sew-crafty details you WON’T want to miss!

Michelle Zerull has an adorable Flower Hair Clip project for you. Michelle is a master of quick and easy gift ideas that your friends and family will think took you hours to create!

Stop by Michelle’s Blog for more darling details on these adorable Sizzix Stitchlit Hairclips!

Hope you will join in on all of the fun and share your Sew-Crafty projects for our Stitch in Time Challenge HERE. Want to check out the entire Sizzix Stitchlits Collection? You can see the entire line HERE.

Art with Heart Challenge October : Hauntings and Holidays

6 Oct

Hello everyone! The fall season is in full swing and *gasp* the holidays are right around the corner! This October our Art with Heart Challenge is Hauntings and Holidays. For all of you Halloween enthusiasts we want to see your creepiest creative ventures and for those of you who like to get ahead of the hectic, holiday season feel free to share your magical, makes of merriment. The Inspiration Team will be working with gorgeous papers from my PaperTrail 7 sponsors Graphic 45 this month. Each week you’ll see amazing Holiday projects created with my Sizzix dies and Graphic 45.

To start us off this week the IT will be sharing some Haunting holiday projects featuring Graphic 45’s Rare Oddities papers. Are you ready for a ghostly good creative scare?

Anne Redfern is mixing up a potent brew of creative brilliance with this fantastic Graphic 45 Apothecary Cabinet created using my Sizzix Candy Drawer die!

You’ll definitely want a closer look at all of the gory/glorious details featured on this project over at Anne’s Blog

Tracy Evan’s is riding the Halloween Trail with a Ghostly Graphic 45 Trailer accompanied by an equally ghoulish Sizzix Passport Book.

Follow the trail to Tracy’s Blog…if you dare!

Lisa Hoel has the happiest of Halloween themed projects with this darling Cookie Box! Lisa’s Halloween adornments are down right adorable!

Visit Lisa’s Blog for more spooky details on this Halloween Cookie Box project.

Nicole Wright will cast a creative spell on you with her Graphic 45 Rare Oddities Train Case project complete with a well read skeleton. No bones about it, Nicole’s love for Halloween shines through in every spine tingling detail of this project.

Read all about this wicked Train Case project over at Nicole’s Blog.

Enter your Hauntings and Holiday themed projects below for a chance to win a mystery Sizzix prize pack! We can’t wait to see what you create! Stay tuned later this week for the Fall winners post and some favorite fall projects from the Inspiration Team. We’ll see you next Tuesday with more Hauntings and Holidays projects featuring Graphic 45.

Eileen

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