Papertrey ink petite places

Here How to win: 1. Create a new card that features nine 1-1/2” squares, each altered in a different way. Mount them all onto a 5-1/2” x 5-1/2” square card base. Hello! Oh my gosh I had so much fun creating this card! It took quite a bit of time but I enjoyed it. I will be making more squares with Petite Places in the future. The hardest part was deciding what set to use ! I think my favorite square is the one with the flag and the pie trees. This just might go in a frame. I used all…

My best friend and her husband will be closing on their new house soon and that gave me a reason to make another tiny house from the Papertrey Ink Petite Places collection! I used the Home and Garden die and stamp set this time and used the colors that matched her home. I also used the Walk in the Park stamp set to create the stone bib around the bottom of the house - so cute! The set also comes with 1-dimensional dies so you can create a matching card. I also used the Scene it Skyscapes die…

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…

Welcome to the second group post day for the January Papertrey Ink countdown! I'm excited about today's post, but also a little sad! This month marks the end of the Petite Places series. I've had a ba

Day 24 of Tracey's 25 Days of Christmas Tags featured design by Heffy Doodle! I was inspired by Cassie Tezak's sweet pastel scene featuring Santa's Workshop with a pink and white awning! I made another North Pole village stop...Mrs. Claus' Sweet Shoppe, with Papertrey Ink's Petite Places: Sweet Shoppe... I used a snow stencil from KaiserCraft with white texture paste over a background sponged with Distress Oxide Inks. Stamped a sentiment from Waltzingmouse Stamps. Used Petite Places: Sweet…

If you really enjoyed the little house die from Papertrey Ink's Tinsel & Tags kit at Christmas, you'll be over the moon about the new series by Betsy Veldman called Petite Places. This month, we have a cute little 3D church coming out, so I created a little Spring scene with the Petite Places: Church stamps and die and the Petite Places: Pop Up Trees dies. The backer to hold the bauble was cut with a new die called Scene It: Basic Backer die with Simply Chartreuse Pattern Pack paper, then…

I have just discovered these tiny houses from Papertrey Ink. They are called "Petite Places," and there is a whole collection of buildings to include this adorable and not-so-scary haunted house, "Spook Manor." They make adorable jar toppers but first, here are some photos without the plastic dome The tiny trick-or-treater in his ghost costume --cuteness overload! There are coordinating stamps sets to go with the dies so you can create the house and then add accessories. I put the bats on…

Petite Places Home and Garden: A cute gift idea to give to several friends and family in any occasion. This particular project will be a mother's day present. Inside this box I will place a packet of gardening seeds.

Welcome to day 6 of the Papertrey Ink February release and 8th anniversary celebration! Today is another group post day and we are all sharing projects created with the new Petite Places series by Betsy Veldman. This month is Petite...

Stopping in today with a little Papertrey Ink Petite Places project. This is the new set called Home and Garden. It is so adorable with so many fun detail added in! I made a little single cookie holder with a CD container. If you ask Brody....its a space ship. HA! I stamped in a little sidewalk with the Walk in the Park Mini. Then I added in all the details of the Home and Garden with this tiny garden shed as the main building. I secured the glob project to the CD tin with glue dots and then…