Virginia Lu created a tutorial with a simple and fun formula; Diecut + Coffee Sleeves = Personalized Chipboard!
Gather the supplies and chose the diecut shape that you want to use;
Run the Cuttlebug/Big Shot like you normally die cut the pieces (bottom-A plate, middle-C plate, diecut piece facing up, coffee sleeves, B plate on top);
After cutting them out, you can stamp or paint them. Here I painted the "chipboard" with Rangers Acrylic Paint Dabbers (Sunshine Yellow, Red Pepper,Sunset Orange), let dry;
You can add more colors and textures by stamping over the chipboard;
You can choose any size or shape to customize them for your card or scrapbook layout. The best thing is that SRM Stickers work so beautifully with them;
And...the results!
Thank you, Virginia! We have another tutorial for you tomorrow, be sure to stop by the Blog!
15 comments:
Just love what you have done here Virginia. Awesome tutorial
Wonderful tutorial, Virginia! Love the idea of recycling your trademark Starbucks coffee sleeves in a novel way! Fabulous ideas--love your cards!
Very cool idea, thanks! Ever tried tissue boxes?
Great tutorial, Virginia! Love how you you used this great texture in such cute cards! The stickers are perfect. Thanks for sharing.
Love the frame, now if only I bought take out coffee (which I don't!). What can I do with my mug sitting next to me, any crafty ideas Ms. Virginia?
Virginia's work is always a delight. Love this tutorial by her. Thanks for sharing it.
Great tutorial and lovely cards. Virginia. Thanks for sharing.
Wonderful job on your Tutorial Virginia. Love this idea. So clever you are.
exactly what "CanadianScraps43" said!
This is super cool!
Thanks for a fantastic tutorial Virginia!!
Great idea and so versatile! So many things we can do with this! Thank you Virginia for the great cards and the inspiration! YOU ROCK GIRL!!!!
Love that I can combine 2 of my favorite things-coffee & crafting! Terrific tutorial, Virginia!
fabulous idea, Virginia!! and amazing sample cards you made using your homemade chipboard! love the tutorial. thanks for the inspiration! =)
Fantastic way to upcycle! Thanks for the great tutorial and beautiful cards!
LOVE them all!
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