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24 October, 2020 - Cards

Good morning, dear Maja Friends, welcome to the blog today 🙂

I still can’t get over the Miles Apart collection! I hope you can’t either, as I bring you another card I made using that beautiful set:

I wanted this wedding card to be delicate, pastel and romantic, so I chose light papers in ivory and blush pink to make a background for a die-cut oval panel, upon which I placed a chipboard piece in the shape of newlyweds riding a bike. I think it’s a nice symbol of their future together, common goals and direction 🙂

I covered the chipboard with subtle irridescent glitter to give it a more glamorous look. I also added a hand-cut stamp image from the Ephemera sheet, a “Postcard” stamped word and a couple of flowers. Opalescent sequins, ribbon with wedding rings pattern and tring complete the design.

The card turned out pleasantly dimensional…

…so I put it in a box decorated with metallic washi tape:

I love how the Miles Apart collection can be used for delicate, romantic projects 🙂 What do you think?

And here’s what I used:

Maja Design papers:

: Close at heart

: Ephemera

: Soft White

: Mono Denim – Soft Pink-bs

Other: Chipboard: Wycinanka.pl; flowers: Prima; die: CreaLies; stamp: Tim Holtz; ribbon, sequins: my stash.

And that’s all for today, stay safe and well and visit us again soon for more inspiration!

Romantic layered card.

Posted by Lenet Mos

18 September, 2020 - Celebration, Vintage Romance

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Hello Sweet Maja fans,

Lenet here and today I bring you this romantic card with lot’s of layers and fussy cuts tucked between them.

I never heard of fussy cuts until Amy called them like that. So those little things you cut out with a little scissor are fussy cuts. Love it.

For this card I used the Celebration 15×15 paperpad the fussy cuts are cut out of Engagement from the Vintage romance collection.

Here a close up of the fussy cuts

And the fussy cuts tucked between the layers to give it some depth.

I love to use layers on a card . I use foamtape between them to stick the layers together.

And a close up of the left uppercorner with the fuzzy cuts.

Thank you very much for visiting , Hope you like the card I made for you.

Stay Safe and see you next time.

Miles Apart Wedding Card

Posted by Maja Nowak

10 September, 2020 - Cards

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Good morning, dear Maja Friends, welcome to the blog today 🙂

As you can easily tell by the titlte, I bring you a wedding card today that I made using the latest Maja release, the Miles Apart collection:

You most definitely know that Miles Apart papers feature some beautiful and romantic flower patterns that are just perfect for occasions like a wedding. But this time instead of putting those gorgeous flowers in the card background, I took inspiration from them and tried to recreate the bouquet ON the card. And so I chose delicate light papers for the background and added a flower cluster that imitates the patterned papers:

To the rose bouquet I added die-cut leaves, crystal gems and some chipboard ornaments. Vintage ribbon and enamel dots complete the design:

Just look how nicely dimensional it turned out!

…which means it needed a box too 🙂 I decorated it with washi tape with rose pattern – a perfect match!

What do you think? I must say I’m quite satisfied 🙂

Here’s what I used:

Maja Design papers:

: Close at heart

: Soft White

: Blush Pink

: Linen Green

: Linen Green-bs

Other: dies: Magnolia; flowers: Wild Orchid Crafts; ribbon: Na Strychu; chipboard: Scrapiniec, Wycinanka.pl; gems: my stash.

See you soon!

Posted by Lenet Mos

25 August, 2020 - Cards

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Hello sweet Maja fans,

Lenet here , hope you and your family and friends are all safe and healthy.

Today I bring you this get well card made with the 6×6 inch paperpack Miles Apart.

The stitches are made by hand and the butterly , a frame from tattered angels and heart are colored and glittered with embossing powder.

The little flower is from 49and Market.

Lace and ribbon from my own stash

Congratulations

Posted by Camilla Støen Bakke

2 August, 2020 - Cards, Vintage Summer Basics

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Hi everyone! I hope you all are fine. I am back with a late night card. This time I have made a frame card with the gorgeous papers from the Vintage Summer Basics Collection. The paper you can spot the best on the card is called 1933 (with flowers).

I have painted this Sitting Tilda from Magnolia with Distress Ink, reinkers and Markers, to match the papers. I think both colours and papers fit so well together.