Celebrating autumn with a sweet and simple card featuring Eyelet Outlet Pumpkin Brads, a Squirrel from the Acorn and Squirrel set and a scattering of tiny, perfect Mini Leaf Brads.
Wednesday, November 13, 2024
Hello, Pumpkin
Wednesday, November 6, 2024
Pumpkin Spice...
...and Everything Nice can be found at Eyelet Outlet, in the form of Pumpkin and Leaf Brads, as well as Mini Leaves and Sunflower Brads. Making the design even more autumnal are background panels made of Nature Tape, Wide Sunflower Washi and Brick Tape as well as white and green Paper Flowers.
Sunday, September 8, 2024
Grateful Forest
Hi everyone and welcome to our Sunday blog post here at Eyelet Outlet! I'm always on the lookout for dies, card kits and designs that allow me to show off EO brads, bling, and flowers. Today I have a shadow box card that I made using dies and patterned paper from Crafter's Companion. When I saw the woods die, I knew I would just have to put EO's Sketch Owls in the scene. I used another owl as the center of my twine bow. I added Leaf Brads and placed them to look like they are falling in the forest. To get that look, I inserted the brad portion through already created holes in the tree trunks made by the die. It couldn't have been easier! I created the large mushrooms with dies to frame this scene. They were calling me to snuggle in a couple of the Girl Gnome brads so I listened. How cute!
I encourage you to take a look at your collection of dies and stamps and think about what EO products you have or would like to get that would make your good projects even better. They will elevate your projects every time and make them stand out!
Sunday, November 19, 2023
Thankful Harvest
It's the last weekend before Thanksgiving. If you are in the United States, most of you are thinking about gatherings centering around family with a harvest of bounty, the Thanksgiving Feast! I have been busy shopping and prepping for the day. How about you?
Today I've combined a die cut image with several EO brads and a pumpkin washi tape. It's pretty simple to enhance die cuts with brads that fit the theme. I've used many here on the pumpkin flower scene.
To make the card, I start by cutting the die cuts out of white cardstock. Then I color the shapes with Copic markers. You can shade your die cuts this way. I also enhanced a yellow paper flower with a marker. To make the background, I covered a piece of cardstock with pumpkin washi tape and then cut it and a shadow layer out with scalloped dies.
Once all the cuts were ready, I began to piece the die cuts and I placed many accent brads amongst the die cuts. I included sunflowers, leaves, pumpkin, acorn, scarecrow, and butterflies.
Butterfly Brads
Wednesday, November 15, 2023
Squirrels Just Wanna Have Fun!
The joys of Autumn in the Northeast include colorful foliage, crisp cold days and plenty of nuts and seeds for our furry friends to gather. This card sums up Fall and celebrates our new Acorn and Squirrel Brads, a gorgeous Sunflower, a Pumpkin and a bouquet of Leaf Brads.
Monday, November 6, 2023
Harvest Blessings
Your Shopping List at Eyelet Outlet
Pumpkin Brads
Enamel Dots Halloween Mix
Clear Bumpy Gems
LooLing forward to seeing you next Monday.
Keep Creating!
Elizabeth - Blog
Monday, October 9, 2023
Candy Corn Yum
In addition I decorated the scalloped edges of the card with
orange stiple gems and clear gems from Eyelet Outlet.
I finished off the card with great fall leaf brads that really
add to the fall scene.
Shopping List at Eyelet Outlet
Candy Corn Brads
Leaf Brads
Clear Gems
Bumpy Orange Gems
Looking forward to seeing you next week!
Elizabeth - Blog
Wednesday, September 27, 2023
Fall Sweet Fall
No matter what the season or the reason, Eyelet Outlet has all the embellishments you need to make YOUR next card!
Monday, September 25, 2023
Pumpkin Time
See you next Monday and keep creating,
Elizabeth - Blog
Monday, September 18, 2023
Best of the Bunch
Today I colored a floral card from All and Create. It has different inserts that you can add for the different seasons and makes it very versatile to use with a variety of Eyelet Outlet embellishments.
For this card I decided to use fall colored flowers and I added some additional reed stems that I drew in myself. I included screw brads for the wheels of the cart. The fall flower brads come in a variety of colors so I selected one of each color.
To finish the card I used the thin strips of glitter washi with black matte enamel dots on top.
Your Shopping List from Eyelet Outlet
Stitched Fall Flower Brads
Screw Brads
Glitter Skinny Washi Tape
Matte Finish Enamel Dots
See you next week and keep creating.
Elizabeth - Blog
Monday, October 24, 2022
Autumn Girl...
This is a girl I stamped from an image from Unity Stamps then die cut.
I colored with Copics and water color. I had a great time coloring
in the pumpkins and then adding the adorable pumpkins brads from the
Eyelet Outlet. They are a perfect size to add on to most cards.
I then included some falling leave brads.
I love that the packet they come in has different sizes and colors.
Finally I framed out the scene with fall washi tape from Eyelet Outlet
with pumpkins and leaves on it.
This is the first time I ever framed a card with washi tape.
I have been doing cards for over 20 years and why I have never done this
before I have no idea but it is simple and mitered corners are so easy to cut.
Here is your shopping list from Eyelet Outlet
Pumpkins Brads
Leaf Brads
Pumpkin Tape
Elizabeth - Blog
Sunday, September 25, 2022
Thankful for the Little Things
For my card, I used stamps from the Spellbinders Stamp of the Month for September. I stamped the large gnome and the fall banner on a stitched white rectangle piece and colored them with Copic markers. I used some very light blue markers to create a sky effect and drew the stalk and a leaf for the Sunflower Brad and the Mini Leaf Brad. At the base of the sunflower, I added a Pumpkin Brad. I used three of the four gnomes in the Gnome Brad Set as shown. I also added a bit of grass and then mounted the finished piece on to a dark orange die background. Bright orange cardstock was used behind the main piece and that was then mounted on a dark brown A2 card base.