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Monday, April 16, 2012

Market Street Stamps Week!!






We are excited to be bringing  you a special week here on the Scor-pal blog featuring projects created not only with Scor-pal products but, also, some great stamps from our friends at Market Street Stamps.  We hope you will take time to stop by each day this week to see what the designers are up to. While you're here be sure to leave a comment each day for your chance to win a Scor-buddy and some Market Street Stamps that will be given away to one randomly selected visitor. Of course, you'll also want to hop over and pay a visit to the Market Street Stamps blog because they are featuring Scor-pal and Market Street projects as well!! 

Deadline to enter for the random drawing is midnight Sunday April 22.

Today's featured projects come from Scor-pal designers Diane Zechman and Virginia Nebel.

First up we have two ideas from Diane.

I created 2 projects for our hop with Market Street stamps today. First I made a Gate Fold card using the Believing Butterfly stamp set and my Scor-Pal.


Stamps: Market Street Believing Butterfly; paper- white cardstock; ink- SU! Island Indigo, Lucky Limeade, Calypso Coral, Wisteria Wonder, Pool Party, Memento Rich Cocoa; accessories- Scor-Pal, Cuttlebug Textile folder, Cinnamon Stickles.


This butterfly is so pretty and I decided to stamp it in different colors and attach them to a white-on-white card to really make them pop! The light purple and coral butterflies are only attached to the panel on the right.

I stamped the sentiment in the same colors and cut out select words to glue on top of the sentiment stamped in brown ink.



For my second project, I used the Comfort Food stamp set to create a 6x6 recipe page.


Stamps- Market Street Comfort Food; paper- white, SU! Calypso Coral, Pool Party, Everyday Enchantment paper; ink- SU! Pool Party, Memento Tuxedo Black; accessories- Scor-Pal, Scor-Tape, Copics, 2 ½” and 2 3/8” circle punches, Aleene’s True Snow, Cinnamon Stickles, Sizzix Fashionable Hearts Embosslits.


The patterned paper strip across the bottom was pleated using the Scor-Pal. For the pleated strip, I scored a 12” piece of paper at 3/4", 1”, 1 3/4", 2”, 2 3/4", 3”, etc. Then I accordion folded it and attached it with Scor-Tape.

The scalloped layer underneath the pie image was embossed by scoring in opposite directions in a criss-cross pattern.

 

The pie was colored with markers and I applied Aleene’s True Snow to the whipped topping to create additional dimension. The words “Favorite” and “Recipe” were placed on an acrylic block in a curve so they would match the round layers when stamped.

Here’s the recipe directions if you’d like to try it…


I hope you enjoyed my projects today!
Diane


Next, another great project using the same stamps from Virginia:

Hi. It’s Virginia here and I am so happy to be playing along this week’s Scor-pal cross promotion with Market Street Stamps. When I saw the Market Street’s Comfort Food (#MSS-31) stamp set  I immediately thought about baked treats and creating a triple-pocket card. This pocket card could accompany home-baked goodies and sharing the recipe at the same time!



Supplies: American Crafts pattern paper, Lifestyles diecuts, Marvy Uchida punch, Copic markers, Twinery twine


Start with an 8 ½ x 11 double sided pattern paper. I would suggest using paper with a random pattern to avoid ‘upside down’ pocket folds.

 Score the paper in half vertically and horizontally. With the 8 ½ edge along the top fence of the Scor-pal, lightly score at the 1 ¾ inches (stop at around the 1 ¾ inch mark which you can use the vertical ruler on the Scor-pal. Repeat a second light score-line at the 5 ½ mark (stop at around the 5 ½ mark on the vertical ruler). These light score lines are used as registration guides for your folding so you do not need to score too heavily.



To make the pocket folds. Mountain fold the top left corner to the 1 ¾ registration line, valley fold the top right corner to the 5 ½ registration line, valley fold the bottom left corner to the 4 ¼ center score line. Cut along the 5 ½ score line from the edge and stop at the center (see the cut line in photo)



Folding sequence: Fold the top portion left, bring up the bottom portion and then fold the last remaining flap around to the back. Secure at the left edge with Scor-tape.





Due to the thickness of your paper, you may need to trim along the top to even out the edge.




Have fun embellishing!




44 comments:

  1. love the multi fold card..looks awesome!

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  2. Seriously cool multifold card! Loved Diane's projects too, really lovely!

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  3. Great cards! I love how the sentiment was stamped multiple times with different colors and then cut apart on the first card, but I LOVE the multi-pocket card. So cool, and that would be great for gift cards - you could include a message and a gift card. Great work ladies!

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  4. These are absolutely BEAUTIFUL! WOW that multifold card is awesome! and I adore the recipe card - so bright and cheery! And I just adore the gate fold card, so gorgeous.

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  5. wow these are all amazing and love all the creativity...love what you can do with this amazing tool...thanks for sharing..

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  6. such AWEsome projects! these folds are fantastic and I so want to try them :) Lovin' the stamp sets too!

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  7. So amazing how scoring lines or creating a different fold totally sets a card apart!! Love these, thanks so much for the how to!!
    Cindylu

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  8. I really like the triple pocket card, such a fun idea!

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  9. I like how you did a different fold. Thanks for the inspiration--I get into a rut.

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  10. I especially like the second card. It's so colorful, and you used many different papers. Nice job.

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  11. Great projects! Thanks for the inspiration!

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  12. The butterfly is absolutely GORGEOUS!! I love the sentiment and the use of different colors.

    The multi pocket card is a WONDERFUL idea! LOVE it!!

    Great job on all the projects!

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  13. Wonderful projects using these stamps and scoring. I really like all the colors of butterflies on the first.
    slrdowney at hotmail dot com

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  14. What fun! Market Street stamps are great!

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  15. Love the cards! Awesome inspiration.

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  16. wonderful projects. thank you for sharing.

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  17. Fabulous paper folding - thanks for the step by step!

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  18. How fun is this!!!! Love these cards, especially the butterflies (my fav) - the folding is a great idea. Thanks for sharing. Hugs to all, Sharon :o)

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  19. Beautiful projects. Love the folds created using the scor-pal & the beautiful butterfly stamp.

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  20. i've done one of those multi fold cards -- they're super fun! :) thanks for the chance at your giveaway :)

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  21. I absolutely love both your cards. Thanks for the direction for the multi fold card, I've never made one so I'm going to try it. Thank you so much for sharing.

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  22. The cards are so cute--I like the papers you chose. I have a feeling that you forgot to put the Tues. post up, because this is the same one as Monday....They are great, though.

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  23. The bottom one is my favorite. It is really useful and great.

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  24. Love how the butterflies pop on the white embossed paper. The Multi-fold card is sure somdgthing I awnt to try!

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  25. Love all your cards. Really loving the butterflies. They are so pretty. Your cards are so cute. Thanks for showing us how you made your folds. What a different and amazing project. Thanks for the inspiration.

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  26. OOOHHHHH!!! I just love the first card with the word cut outs placed on top of the original sentiment!!!

    The pocket cards is stunning! All those folds!!! I am saving this to my bookmarks for future!!!!

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  27. What a neat folder. That pie is making me hungry!

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  28. Wow, these are really cool projects!

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  29. Ladies...I like both of your cards, they look wonderful.

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  30. The folds on this card are sure to impress. It looks so hard to do but, the tutorial makes it simple by listing the steps.

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  31. What great projects! I'm so glad I found this blog on the Make 'em Laugh Blog hop. Some fabulous ideas going on here!!!

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  32. great cards, i lvoe the fold card, and will try it. it looks awesome

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  33. I love the different folded cards. That recipe looks so so good!

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  34. I adore the multi-fold card that looks like a set of mini file folders. The recipe card is adorable and I love the pleating. The butterfly card is so beautiful.

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  35. I love the triple pockets! And gatefold cards are my favorite! That pie looks yummy all by itself ;-) and the recipe is a great touch! Thanks so much!

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  36. Such a cute idea to showcase recipes. Love it! Thanks for sharing

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  37. I want a Score Buddy so I can make cool projects like you do!

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  38. I love the idea of the pie and a recipe together in a card.

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