Lily Bee Finds

Kit Club Feature: Gossamer Blue + Lily Bee EXCLUSIVE Designs

We're soo excited to show you something we've been working on behind the scenes. It has a little something to do with this month's featured kit club and the word "exclusive". First, let me tell you a little bit about Gossamer Blue...

Located in California, Gossamer Blue is a monthly crafts club dedicated to inspiring and motivating memory keepers and crafters alike. Not only is a fabulous box of well-coordinated crafting products shipped to your door each month, you will also find valuable, exclusive resources and incentives for inspiring and motivating you all month long. We believe our job has only just begun after the kits ship.

Founder & Designer Lori Gentile launched Gossamer Blue in 2012, after nearly a decade of designing and coordinating for scrapbooking kit clubs and manufacturers. Lori’s twelve-year career in Corporate America and her subsequent years in the Scrapbooking Industry have taught her to value organization and customer service above all else.

The Gossamer Blue June Main kit includes a wonderful variety of papers and embellishments from several great manufacturers, including Lily Bee Design. 

Our very own, Kristen, owner of Lily Bee Design, collaborated with Lori and designed two EXCLUSIVE papers for the main kit and a fabulous stamp for one of the add-on kits! These are not to be missed!Take a look.

Here's some projects from some of the Lily Bee Design and Gossamer Blue design team members. 

Naomi Atkins - Gossamer Blue Design Team

 

Adrienne Alvis - Lily Bee Design Creative Team

 May Flaum - Gossamer Blue Guest Designer

 Cindy Liebel - Lily Bee Design and Gossamer Blue Design Teams

 Mitchell Kraft - Gossamer Blue Design Team

Make sure to check out our blogs on Thursdays during the month of June for joint contest announcements and more inspiration from the Lily Bee Design and Gossamer Blue design teams.

In the meantime, CONNECT WITH US on these social sites!

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Guest Designer | April | Paige Evans

Today is the last reveal from our amazingly talented guest designer, Paige Evans. She has wowed us with her projects all month and this one is no exception.  Let's take a look at the final layout she created using the Lily Bee Design Sweet Shoppe and Destination collections.

THE CUTEST

How to: Trim a flower petal shape from cardboard then trace it onto both sides of every paper from the Sweet Shoppe collection, cut out the pieces, then sew around them to create a quilted look. Arrange the petals into a flower on a yellow cardstock background. Add a large crocheted doily to the center and top it with three photos. Make a title from letter stickers and embellish with a fabric brad, patterned button, and an assortment of stickers. Punch a partial scalloped border on each corner of the layout. Pierce a stickpin with a baker's twine bow tied on it through two of the punched edges. Drop aqua spray mist by the stickpins.

Supplies: Sweet Shoppe Collection (Strawberries & Cream 12x12 paper - SSP293, Jelly Bean 12x12 paper - SSP292, Lollipop 12x12 paper - SSP286, Lemon Drop 12x12 paper - SSP284, Cotton Candy 12x12 paper - SSP285, Licorice Ship 12x12 paper - SSP287, Salt Water Taffy 12x12 paper - SSP288, Pink Mint 12x12 paper - SSP290, Jujube 12x12 paper - SSP291, Candy Stick 12x12 paper - SSP294, Marshmellow 12x12 paper - SSP289, Gumball 12x12 paper - SSP283, Chit Chat Stickers - SSS299, Circle & Tag Stickers - SSS341, Label Stickers - SSS297, Letter Stickers - SSS298), Destination Collection (Brad, Badge, Button & Baker's Bundle - DSB333)

Thanks so much for the beautiful projects you created this month, Paige! We're sending you the best of wishes as you prepare to move your family across the big pond over to Germany!

Cards on Wednesday | Circle & Tag Stickers

This week on the blog we're focusing on the versatile Circle & Tag Stickers, and there's no better use for these cute little supplies than card making! Today Lisa Dickinson and Wendy Sue Anderson are putting them to use in some simple and creative ways.

Mixed in with some punched patterned paper, Lisa made a quick card using the circle stickers as accents. The tag stickers make a perfect sentiment and in no time at all, you've got two cards complete:

Lily Bee Supplies: Sweet Shoppe (Pink Mint patterned paper, Tiny Tablet, Circle & Tag Stickers)

Lily Bee Supplies: Pinwheel (Tiny Tablet, Circle & Tag Stickers)

 

Wendy Sue used the Pinwheel collection to create two cards featuring the circles and tags.  One of her favorite tricks for using these little accents is to pop them up off my projects. 

Simply rub a bit of baby powder on the back of the sticker to remove the stickiness, then add a foam pop-dot (or two for EXTRA dimension) before adhering to the project. 

It’s a super easy way to add a unique dimensional touch to any card or layout.

Lily Bee Supplies: Pinwheel (Lemonade Stand, Jump Rope, Lime Rickey, Ice Cream Truck, Flower Box, Flip Flops, 6x6 Tiny Tablet, Chipboard Stickers, Embellishment Bundle, Circle & Tag Stickers)

We just love the versatility of these fun Circle & Tag Stickers and think you will, too!  Happy Scrapping!

 

Digital Download - Cutting File Freebie

Hi! Diana here with you today. If you have a digital cutting machine, like the Silhouette Cameo, you might be looking for some inspiration on what to do with it next. I know there are many times I know I want to use my Cameo, I just don't know where to start with it.

Today I am challenging you to incorporate your digital cutter into your layouts. I used the Lily Bee exclusive pennants studio file and made the "BOY" in the title from my Cameo as well.

This week is also Circles & Tags week — which I love! The Circles & Tags sheets are so versatile and I used them on just about everything. This layout uses the Pinwheel set.

 

In the up-close picture here, you can see where I used some of the pennants. I cut once with a double-sided piece of paper (Pinwheel Picnic Basket) and got two looks by flipping the pennant over before I glued it down. I also stitched through them for some extra texture.

I have a FREEBIE download for you today. CLICK HERE to access the Lily Bee banners Studio File download that was used on this page and coordinates with other Lily Bee products. 

Focus On Monday | Circle & Tag Stickers

Hello and welcome to another fun week of inspiration. This weeks focus on projects by Leslie & I (Cindy) feature the Circle & Tag Stickers. The new addition to Lily Bee's collections are perfect for your everyday or themed scrapbook projects such as mini albums, cards and of course, layouts.

Leslie shares her playful and whimsical style filled with a touch of layers, bright colors and plenty of elements surroundher her favorite summertime spot, the swimming pool. Lucky girl!

Supply list: Pinwheel (Flip Flop Paper, Lemonade Stand Paper, Embellishment Bundle, Chipboard Stickers, Chit Chat Stickers, 6x6 Tiny Tablet, Letter Stickers, Circle & Tag Stickers, Label Stickers) Sweet Shoppe (Embellishment Bundle, Circle & Tag Stickers

Leslie writes, "I LOVE the time of year when Spring changes into Summer...it’s the smell of heaven! the feeling of the air is so warm, crisp & just all out beautiful. This is our pool right now, ready to just JUMP right in!"

I love the placement of all the circle & tag stickers throughout her page, adds great flow and balance to her design.

For my page, I created a structured design filled with lots of circle images and patterns for a cohesive look.

Supplies: Destination (Circle & Tag Stickers, 6x6 Tiny Tablet, Embellishment Bundle, Letter Stickers), Persnickety (Circle & Tag Stickers, 6x6 Tiny Tablet, Embellishment Bundle, Chipboard Stickers), Sweet Shoppe (Circle & Tag Stickers, Chit Chat Stickers, Embellishment Bundle & Licorice Whip), Christmas Town (Chipboard Stickers)

I too went with a summertime theme using snapshots of the bed & breakfast my husband and I stayed last summer in Nags Head. It has classic style that was simple with a subtle hint of vintage. It was just right and our room had a view of the Atlantic ocean, which I just adored.

I really like embellishing each patterned circle with the circle and tag stickers. It's a fun and simple way to pile on the elements while creating a little organized clutter.

Thanks so much for visiting with us today and I hope you are having as much fun with the awesome set of circle & tag stickers as we did.

Have a lovely Monday, xo!

 

Focus on Chipboard Stickers | Tutorial Friday

Happy Friday everyone!  Today I have a quick and easy way for you to dress up a title for a layout using chipboard stickers.  

First, you'll want to choose as many chipboard banners as needed for your title.  I used four because I wanted to put the four-letter word "TRIP" on mine.  

 

Next, use a small hole punch or paper-piercer to punch out two holes at the top of your chipboard banners.  

 

Then you'll want to thread some twine from the Destination Embellishment Bundle through the holes in the banners. I used a paper-piercer to help thread my twine through the holes, but a sewing needle would also work.  Once you string all your banners together, just make a small knot for the holes on the ends to finish it off.  

Now you can add some letter stickers on top of the banners for your title.

I also used the middle "leftover" piece of the camera chipboard sticker (also from the Destination Collection) and layered a Circle & Tag Sticker on top of it for some extra dimension. 

I replaced the back of the camera hole with some patterned paper to coordinate with the color scheme of my layout and added a label sticker on top of it to house the first part of my title.  

Supplies Used:  Destination (80 Days, Landmark, Embellishment Bundle, Letter Stickers, Chipboard Stickers, Circle & Tag Stickers), Pinwheel (Lemonade Stand, Kite Strings, Picnic Basket, Jump Rope, Chipboard Stickers, Label Stickers, Letter Stickers), Sweet Shoppe (Chipboard Stickers)

Now you have a couple extra quick and easy ways to dress up your title for a layout or a card using chipboard stickers!   Thanks for stopping by! 

 

 

Guest Designer | April | Paige Evans

Happy Thursday, Lily Bee friends! We're back with another inspiring layout from our guest designer this month, Paige Evans. Let's take a look...

A BOY & HIS STICK

Journaling says:

Fox is so flippin' excited every time we walk by this house and find some sticks for him to hold and wave around. What is it with boys and sticks? Whatever floats his boat!

 

How to: Die cut a geometric background from gray cardstock then back most of the pieces with patterned paper from the Destination collection as well as four photos. Draw a border around the photos with a white pen to draw attention to them. Back one section with white cardstock and write journaling on it with a black pen. By the journaling add a letter sticker title in one section and place a sentiment label sticker and the date stamped on another label sticker tucked under a "GO" badge. Stamp the date again in white in a section on the top left side. Tie brown baker's twine in a bow around a section on the left side. Place a red fabric brad and yellow button on sections with paper of the same color. Drop white spray mist across the layout.

Supplies: Destination Collection (Bon Voyage 12x12 paper - DSP332, Postcard 12x12 paper - DSP331, Interstate 12x12 paper - DSP330, Souvenir 12x12 paper - DSP329, Atlas 12x12 paper - DSP323, Passport 12x12 paper - DSP327, Landmark 12x12 paper - DSP326, Tickets 12x12 paper - DSP325, Boarding Pass 12x12 paper - DSP324, Port 12x12 paper - DSP328, Luggage 12x12 paper - DSP322, 80 Days 12x12 paper - DSP321, Brad, Badge, Button & Baker's Bundle - DSB333, Circle & Tag Stickers - DSS341, Label Stickers - DSS335, Letter Stickers - DSS336)

I love this design and how the photos and patterns just seamlessly flow. There's so much wonderfulness to look at yet it still looks so clean. Thanks for the inspiration, Paige! 

Cards on Wednesday | More Chipboard Stickers inspiration

We hope you have been enjoying this weeks focus on the new Lily Bee Chipboard Embellishments!

Today, Summer and I are here to share a few different takes on using the chipboard embellishments to create both some clean and simple and more intricate cards.

Summer always amaze me at how has the ability to create simple and gorgeous projects and these cards are no exception!

 

Although Summer kept her basic designs clean and simple, she added a lot of texture just by using different pieces of the chipboard embellishments.

Supplies: Destination (Letter & Chipboard Stickers, Embellishment Bundle and 6x6 Tiny Tablet) 

It's as easy as layering some of the chipboard pieces over patterned paper to create a simple but effective card! She adds more texture by adding a little bakers twine in the mix!

Next, she created this cute card by lining up

Supplies Used: Destination (Letter & Chipboard Stickers and Embellishment Bundle)

 

Again, I love how she has added just a little twine to the chipboard to create layers of texture!

I took a slightly different approach to my cards. For this card, I used the chipboard to create a window flower box:

 

 Supplies used: Pinwheel (6x6 Tiny Tablet, Chipboard Stickers, Embellishment Bundle), Autumn Spice (Clear Stamps), Sweet Shoppe (Chipboard Stickers)

Layering the chipboard over each other adds a lot of height and chunkiness to your card!

Next, I create this card by just adding in some of the chipboard pennant shapes to the quilted background I made from some scraps of a tiny tablet pad:

Supplies used: Sweet Shoppe (6x6 Tiny Tablet, Chipboard Stickers), Pinwheel (Chipboard Stickers)

My last card was pretty simple - I just added the chipboard buttons to fill in some space from the label sticker!

Supplies Used : Destination (6x6 Tiny Tablet, ABC letter stickers, Label Stickers), Sweet Shoppe(Chipboard Stickers, Embellishment Bundle)

Hope you have enjoyed this cards! Please come back and check out what the rest of the team has created with these awesome chipboard embellishments!

 

May Sketch Challenges | One More Time

Hi Lily Bee fans!  Christine here, along with Patricia, showing you another take on our monthly layout and card sketch challenges!  You can see the original May layout sketch post here, and the card sketch post here.  Since our focus this week is on chipboard embellishments, Patricia and I have created projects that feature Liy Bee chipboard stickers.  If you have not yet played along with this month's sketch challenges, you still have time to link up!

 

Here is our May layout sketch.

 

Here's Patricia's layout using the sketch.

Supplies:  Sweet Shoppe (Cotton Candy Paper, Strawberries and Cream Paper, Letter Stickers, Chipboard Stickers), Pinwheel (Flower Box Paper, Flip Flops Paper, Label Stickers, Chipboard Stickers), Destination (80 Days Paper, Boarding Pass Paper, Landmark Paper, Luggage Paper, Atlas Paper, Souvenier Paper, Bon Voyage Paper, Label Stickers, Letter Stickers, Chipboard Stickers)

 

Patricia says, "I used the sketch by turning it and cutting a piece of cardstock to mask and mist squares onto the background.  Then I cut smaller squares from pattern paper to pop dot over them.  I wanted to be able to embellish around the squares with the chipboard pieces.  So I added pieces under the photo, pointing to the photo, and up towards the top of the misted squares.  All leading your eye back down to the photo.  I made this piece a little artsy because of our high school jazz band, and the chipboard word pieces fit perfectly for the theme."

 

I absolutely adore Patricia's interpretation of the layout sketch, and all the details she included!

 

Here is our May card sketch again.

 

My friend's birthday was this past week, so I used the sketch to make her a birthday card!

Supplies:  Pinwheel Collection (Lemonade Stand paper, Picnic Basket paper, Flower Box paper, 6x6 Tiny Tablet paper pad, Chipboard Stickers, Embellishment Bundle, Label Stickers, Letter Stickers)

 

My interpretation of the card sketch was pretty straight-forward.  Instead of two circle embellishments on top, I used a bigger flower chipboard sticker to anchor the scallop strip across the top. 

 

The sentiment strip on the bottom left is anchored by a stack of chipboard embellishments, including a button tied up with twine.

 

We'd love to have you join us in both the layout and card sketch challenges for May!  How will you interpret the sketches? 

We'll pick one winner from all our challenge entries this month to win a Lily Bee prize package. Here's a few things to keep in mind:
- Your layout must use mainly Lily Bee products (approx. 50% - 60% older or newer lines to showcase Lily Bee Design).
- Post your layout to our Facebook Page or Flickr Gallery to be eligible for monthly challenge prize.
- Title your post "5/7 Sketch Challenge" or "5/14 card sketch challenge" so we can find it easily and then leave a comment on this blog post letting us know you've entered.
- Deadline is May 31, 2013, Midnight CST
- One winner from all the challenges will be announced in next month's Kristen's News feature.

Don't forget, you can enter multiple times! The more you play, the better your chances of winning!  :)

 

Happy creating!

Focus On: Chipboard Stickers

Happy Monday everyone!  This week are are sharing lots of projects featuring the chipboard stickers from all the new collections!  I love chipboard stickers and I am sure you do too!  They add instant dimension and fun to any project. Each new collection offers a sheet full of cute banners, shapes and word phrases.  Diane and I have used chipboard elements all around our pages. 

Let's start with Diane adorable page.  To make her photo pop, she put the focus on the chipboard banners.

Diane says:  I love having dimension on my layouts. Using the chipboard elements is a great way for me to achieve this look. On this layout I used the banner pieces in multiple sizes along with patterned paper and stickers to create a multi-dimensional layered banner. For the finishing touches to the banner, I added the black twine from the Embellishment pack. 

Supplies: Sweet Shoppe (6x6 Tiny Table-SST300, Marshmellow-SSP289, Cotton Candy-SSP285, Strawberries & Cream-SSP293, Chipboard Stickers-SSC295, Embellishment Bundle-SSB296, Chit Chat Stickers-SSS299, Circles & Tags-SS341), Memorandum (ABC Stickers-MES135)

I used the chipboard banners in a different way to create my layout.

I decided to turn the banners on their sides. I placed either a cirlce sticker or a hand cut word circle at the end of each banner. I like how it resembled shooting fireworks.  I also added the chipboard speech bubble and buttons to highlight my focal point. 

Supplies:  Pinwheel (Lemonade Stand, Cherry Blossom, Jump Rope, PIcnic Basket, Flip Flops and Flower Box papers; Chipboard Stickers; Embellishment Bundle; Chit Chat Stickers; Letter Stickers; Circle and Tag Stickers)

Be sure to visit the blog all this week to see how chipboard can bring your project to the next level.

Focus on Embellishment Bundle | Altered Project

Happy Friday Lily Bee friends. Summer here today with a super fun Altered frame. I admit I don't do many altered projects so I often find myself browsing the isles of JoAnn's or Micheal's looking for that prefect piece to alter. That is how this project was born.

I found an unfinished wood frame at JoAnn's for just a couple dollars. I threw away the glass, backed the opening in white and went to work. I then spray painted the frame black and distressed the edges. This was the end result.

Supplies: Sweet Shoppe (Gumball, Strawberries & Cream, 6x6 Tiny Tablet, Embellishment Bundle, Chit-Chat Stickers), Victoria Park (Charcoal) and Double Dutch (Celery)

The layers of circles are perfect home for all the goodies you can find in the brand new Embellishment Bundles from Lily Bee. They say variety is the spice of life and the Embellishment Bundle is the perfect combination of decorative brads, buttons, flair and twine. I love how you get such a fantastic mix of product in one pack.

I hope you have enjoyed this altered frame. When you are sitting down next month to think about Father's Day remember this little project makes an awesome gift my husband has a couple of these on his desk at work.

Have a happy and safe weekend.

Guest Designer | April | Paige Evans

Our super fabulous guest designer, Paige Evans, is back with us again today to share two great cards she made using our Sweet Shoppe and Pinwheel collections.

Happy Birthday Card

How to: Punch starbursts from an assortment of papers from the Sweet Shoppe and Pinwheel collections and arrange them evenly spaced across a cream cardstock card base. Stitch double circles around three of the starbursts. Add a pink "happy birthday" sticker to an aqua label sticker, place a bow tied with gray baker's twine at the top, and adhere the embellishment on the right edge; trim any excess.

Supplies: Sweet Shoppe Collection (Gumball 12x12 paper - SSP283, Candy Stick 12x12 paper - SSP294, Jujube 12x12 paper - SSP291, Pink Mint 12x12 paper - SSP290, Salt Water Taffy 12x12 paper - SSP288, Licorice Whip 12x12 paper - SSP287, Cotton Candy 12x12 paper - SSP285, Lemon Drop 12x12 paper - SSP284, Chit Chat Stickers - SSS299, Label Stickers - SSS297), Pinwheel Collection (Brad, Badge, Button & Baker's Bundle - PWB315)

Thanks Card

How to: Stitch a double border with white thread around a dark gray cardstock card base. Punch squares from the Pinwheel collection, fold the opposite corners of each square in to create a diamond, then arrange the diamonds across the card base in three rows. Layer label stickers, letter stickers, a flower fabric brad, and red striped button on the right edge to create a focal point and sentiment.

Supplies: Pinwheel Collection (Flip-Flops 12x12 paper - PWP311, Cherry Blossom 12x12 paper - PWP303, Jump Rope 12x12 paper - PWP308, Lemonade Stand 12x12 paper - PWP302, Cart Wheels 12x12 paper - PWP312, Picnic Basket 12x12 paper - PWP305, Flower Box 12x12 paper - PWP313, Sprinklers 12x12 paper - PWP307, Kite Strings 12x12 paper - PWP306, Ice Cream Truck 12x12 paper - PWP310, Apricot Tree 12x12 paper - PWP304, Lime Rickey 12x12 paper - PWP309, Brad, Badge, Button & Baker's Bundle - PWB315, Label Stickers - PWS316, Chit Chat Stickers - PWS318, Letter Stickers - PWS317)

WOW, these cards have knocked our socks off! I just love that Paige is not afraid of adding a little (or a lot) of pattern paper. Thanks so much for sharing these fabulous cards with us today, Paige. 

Make sure to come back next Thursday to see the amazing layout Paige made about her little boy's adventures with sticks...

Cards on Wednesday | More Embellishment Bundle Inspiration

Hello and welcome to another edition of Cards on Wednesday. 

So far this week our designers have shared some incredible ideas on how to use the brand new Embellishment Bundles. The bundle includes so many fun embellishments all on one card- brads, buttons, badges and twine! 

Today me and Lisa Dickinson will share some ideas of how to use these items on cards. 

We'll start first with Lisa's cards: 

Supplies: Destination (6x6 Tiny Tablet, Embellishment Bundle, Label Stickers)

Lisa carried over the circle motif from the Destinations collection paper by using badges and buttons on her card. This adds such a fun touch and lots of texture to the card. 

When I first saw Lisa's cards I thought of how smart she was to create two cards using the same basic card design. Often times when we need a card we need it quickly and don't have time to muss and fuss with the details of coming up with an idea. She made these cute cards and kept each one fresh by using different papers and embellishments. I need to try this idea more often when I am in a hurry and need a card for someone. 

Supplies: Sweet Shoppe (6x6 Tiny Tablet, Embellishment Bundle, Label Stickers) 

Aren't her cards fantastic?

I also created a couple of cards using these new embellishments and really like the dimension that they add to a project. 

Supplies: Destination (Embellishment Bundle, 6x6 Tiny Tablet, Circle and Tag Stickers, Letter Stickers, Chipboard Stickers)

For this first card I used two circle punches of slightly different sizes and punched some holes in my card base. I backed the holes with larger circles of patterned paper and then added a button, brad and some chipboard circles to continue the circle theme on the card. I added the label sticker backed with foam adhesive to add some variety in the shape and additional dimension to the card. 

Supplies: Pinwheel (6x6 Tiny Tablet, Embellishment Bundle), Persnickety (Index Journaling Card). 

To create the background for the card I cut a piece of cardstock slightly smaller than my cardbase and added strips of random widths. I trimmed down an index journaling card from the Persnickety collection and then used some little sentiments cut from the word bubble paper and added bits from the Embellishment Bundle to finish it off. 

Thank you for visiting the blog today. 

Have a wonderful day and please check back the rest of the week for more ideas on how to use the new Embellishment Bundles. 

 

May Card Sketch Challenge

Happy Tuesday!  Today I am celebrating how awesome the new Embellishment Bundles are for scrapbooking cards.  This celebration involves a new challenge for the month of May...the card sketch.

Here is the card sketch I created!

Here is my card!  I relied on the Pinwheel collection for its bright color palatte and playful sayings.

The Embellisment Bundle has buttons, brads, badges and twine. I incorporated the twine by wrapping it around the top of my card, creating a clothesline for the banners.  The button at the end helped me tie the clothesline up!

Look at this fun badge and the dimension it gives to a project!

Join us in the celebration this month - show us how you will interpret the card sketch.

We'll pick one winner from all our challenge entries this month to win a Lily Bee prize package. Here's a few things to keep in mind:
- Your card must use mainly Lily Bee products (approx. 50% - 60% older or newer lines to showcase Lily Bee Design).
- Post your layout to our Facebook Page or Flickr Gallery to be eligible for monthly challenge prize. 
- Title your post "5/14 Card Sketch Challenge" so we can find it easily and then leave a comment on this blog post letting us know you've entered.
- Deadline is May 31, 2013, Midnight CST
- One winner from all the challenges will be announced in next month's Kristen's News feature. 

Happy creating!

Focus On Monday | Brad, Badge, Button and Baker's Bundle

Good morning Lily Bee fans! This week, our designers are going to feature one of our new products from winter 2013 CHA - the new Embellishment Bundle!

Each of Lily Bee's new collections - Sweet Shoppe, Pinwheel and Destination - have their own Embellishment bundle - brad, badges, buttons and baker's twine!

  

There are a lot of options all packed into one with this fun new embellishment set. Each of the three elements work really well together on a page - and each collection does too!

I created this page using these three Embellishment Bundles:

Supplies: Destination (6x6 Tiny Tablet, Port Paper, Embellishment Bundle, Chit Chat Stickers, Label Stickers, Circles & Tag Stickers, Letter Stickers); Pinwheel (6x6 Tiny Tablet, Lemonade Stand Paper,  Embellishment Bundle, Chit Chat Stickers, Label Stickers, Circles & Tag Stickers, Letter Stickers); Sweet Shoppe (6x6 Tiny Tablet, Letter Stickers, Circles & Tags Stickers), Autumn Spice (clear stamps)

You can see that each of the different elements in the Embellishment Bundle work well together, and also they would on their own too:

The fabric brads are one of my favorites - they add such a nice texture to the page!

Each of the 3 embellishments are just the right size for layering - instead of adding a punched circle - add a button, brad or badge! The baker's twine is nice and sturdy too and can easily be threaded through the buttons.

Thanks for stopping by the Lily Bee blog today and prepare to be inspired by our designers this week with all their takes on this fun NEW Lily Bee product!