Good Morning fellow ScrapbookStealers! Heather here. You're here for the Love My Tapes Fabric Tape Blog Hop! If you are following in order, you should have gotten here from ScrapbookSteals. Don't forget to visit everyone's pages and leave a comment. Scrapbook Steals will draw a name from all the comments to win a $20 Scrapbook Steals gift certificate. Remember, you have until 11:59MST on Sunday, October 14th, to leave your comment. Every comment is a chance to win! Here is the blog order, just in case.
For this first card, I used the Fabric Tape instead of ribbon. It seriously is so easy to use!!
After making a really simple card, I then decided to try my hand at weaving the Fabric Tape. Because it is sticky, it was easy to create the pattern. To make it all meet, I kept the paper lengths longer until it was time to cut the edges clean.
I love a pretty Moleskine notebook. This one was super fun to cover the seam in the notebook. To make the Fabric Tape stay longer, I ran it over the edges of the notebook. LOVE THIS!!
And my last card, an adorable Christmas card. The trees are simple half circles, that have Fabric Tape on one side. Then, they are folded into thirds and adhered to the paper. There is also a top and bottom border using the tape as well.
I really loved using Love My Tapes Fabric Tape. It was super easy to create projects with, and cannot wait to snag a few more patterns and colors to add to my collection. If you want to purchase Love My Tapes Fabric Tape, make sure that you head over to ScrapbookSteals.com to pick some up today. SS has a steal each day at 9 AM and 9 PM MST. They also have some great contests, sketches and various techniques and information on their great blog!
- ScrapbookSteals - http://scrapbooksteals.stealnetwork.com/
- Heather Conklin - http://goldiecar.blogspot.com/ (You are here—leave a comment!)
- Robin F.M. Jones –http://www.custom-comforts.blogspot.com/
- Gloria Stengel – http://www.gloriascraps.blogspot.com/
- Kat Ancheta – http://creat-w-kat.com/
- Teresa Fenstermacher – http://teresajaye.blogspot.com/
- Katherine Shamel – http://www.delightfuldesignsbykatherine.com/blog/
For this first card, I used the Fabric Tape instead of ribbon. It seriously is so easy to use!!
After making a really simple card, I then decided to try my hand at weaving the Fabric Tape. Because it is sticky, it was easy to create the pattern. To make it all meet, I kept the paper lengths longer until it was time to cut the edges clean.
I love a pretty Moleskine notebook. This one was super fun to cover the seam in the notebook. To make the Fabric Tape stay longer, I ran it over the edges of the notebook. LOVE THIS!!
And my last card, an adorable Christmas card. The trees are simple half circles, that have Fabric Tape on one side. Then, they are folded into thirds and adhered to the paper. There is also a top and bottom border using the tape as well.
I really loved using Love My Tapes Fabric Tape. It was super easy to create projects with, and cannot wait to snag a few more patterns and colors to add to my collection. If you want to purchase Love My Tapes Fabric Tape, make sure that you head over to ScrapbookSteals.com to pick some up today. SS has a steal each day at 9 AM and 9 PM MST. They also have some great contests, sketches and various techniques and information on their great blog!
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I also have a giveaway to celebrate all of my followers here.
Now that you've seen my work, please head on to Robin F.M. Jones' blog: http://www.custom-comforts.blogspot.com/ to see what she has created using Love My Tapes Fabric Tape.
Awesome and fun projects!
ReplyDeleteCarol B
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What great cards. Love the christmas trees
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love the gingham christmas trees.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards, heather! As always. Love the Christmas trees!
ReplyDeleteLove the merry christmas card!
ReplyDeleteI love the Christmas tree card, what a great idea! I liked the weaving one as well, since I bought the tape....I would like to try that.
ReplyDeleteI love the way you used the tape to create the card with "weaves" in it. They all look fabulous.
ReplyDeletelove the cards and love the way you made the little trees. TFS pammejo1@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteLove the ideas. Love the Christmas trees but also, love the card where you used the weaving. Thanks for sharing your ideas.
ReplyDeleteLove these cards! Great work with the tape!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great "woven" card, loved it. I am now a follower!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done... These tapes are Awesome!!!
ReplyDelete--Robin
Great projects! Love how you used the tape. My favorites are the woven card and the one with the trees, so cute!
ReplyDeleteLove the trees!
ReplyDeleteLove your projects...thanks for such wonderful ideas! Thanks for the chance to win!!
ReplyDeleteI love the Christmas Trees. Great use of the tape.
ReplyDeleteI love the weave card, very cute. Thanks for the cute extra giveaway, how fun!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful projects!
ReplyDeleteVery cute projects! I love the woven card, but the Christmas tree card is my favorite!
ReplyDeleteI am a follower now.
Love the weaving on your card. I'll have to try that. Also love the Christmas card ! Thanks for sharing.
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ReplyDeleteVery cute! Loved the woven card!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards Heather!
ReplyDeleteI love the texture the fabric brings to the projects. My mom is a seamstress, she'll be happy to see me use fabric in my projects as well as paper!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute cards! Love what you did with the fabric tape. :)
ReplyDeleteSuch cute projects with the fabric tape--love the little trees.
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Super cute projects, Heather! Love the little trees!
ReplyDeleteDarling projects!! Love those mini trees!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the Christmas cards. I want to make my own now. :)
ReplyDeletemomlovesdeals at gmail dot com
I love the ideas here! Just one question, how does the fabric tape differ from Washi Tape?
ReplyDeleteThe fabric tape is a little thicker, and far sturdier than washi. Since washi is a thin paper tape, it rips very easily. The fabric tape needs to be cut. It's also a lot easier to make pleats and folds with the fabric tape, since it retains it's shape when bent.
DeleteYour cards look wonderful! I love the woven fabric tape, and the Christmas tree card is adorable. TFS!
ReplyDeleteWow, Heather. Amazing, as usual!!
ReplyDelete-Nancy Roth
Love the way you used the tape on your notebook and those little fabric tape trees are ADORABLE!!! Have to get my hands on some of this fun stuff!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like you had a lot of fun using fabric tape. Great job.
ReplyDeleteI would love to try some fabric tapes after seeing how you used them! That little Christmas tree card is so unique and fun!
ReplyDeleteloving the notebook - so pretty; great job on the weaving too, never would have thought of that.
ReplyDeleteLove the christmas trees
ReplyDeleteyour cards are gorgeous Heather! I love the woven one! and love the moleskin notebook!
ReplyDeleteLove your projects Heather. Just gorgeous!!!!
ReplyDeleteAmazing cards! I can't decide which is my favorite! <3
ReplyDeleteYour Christmas card is adorable!!
ReplyDeleteAll your projects are super Heather but those little gingham trees just really hit the spot, how cute is that card! Love it! Thanks for the bonus chance to win your give away as well.
ReplyDeleteLove the gingham Christmas. And substituting tape for the ribbon. Love a chance to win.
ReplyDeleteLove the Christmas card made of the circles and fabric tape. I may have to try that myself if I get a chance.
ReplyDelete-Loriann www.funtimescrapping.com
Lovely pieces! Great woven card and your folded trees are adorable!
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful! I love the card with the weaved pattern, so much fun! Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteWhat great cards. I love the weaved one and can't wait to give it a try. Thanks for the tip of using the circles to make the trees.
ReplyDeleteLove your projects, as always!
ReplyDeletefantastic cards! i love the fabric tape, it looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteYour cards are wonderful. Love how you made those Christmas trees. So cute.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful projects. Love your weaving with the tape. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWeaving with tape -- so fun! It's a kind of meta-weaving; since it's fabric tape, the tape itself is already woven... very cool.
ReplyDeleteLove all of your fabulous projects! I especially love those cute little trees!
ReplyDeleteLove those christmas trees! Totally going to scraplift those!!
ReplyDeletei'm liking the weaving though with two sticky products...how'd you do it?
ReplyDelete:) The pink is actually just paper, and the brown stripe is the LoveMyTapes ribbon tape.
DeleteLove the Christmas trees. With the holidays coming up, this fabric tape will be great for the cards and other projects.
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