Divine Diva Loaded Vessel

Hey Everyone,

First, I want to give you a heads-up on some possible changes to my site.  I may start using my company name and log or another image in the near future.  Stay tuned for updates. 

For today I want to share a project that I recently completed for a challenge I participated in.  The challenge was to create a loaded vessel.  The vessel could be anything you wanted (as long as it could hold stuff).  Since the challenge was for a ladies crafting group.  I decided to do a purse. My crafting BFF Lesia from Mema’sCrafts turned me onto this very talented lady name Sherry. She is better known on You Tube as the Paper Posh Lady; you can find her YouTube channel here.  She is a gifted dimensional crafter, very creative in her projects and will definitely inspire you.   After watching her videos, I decided to do a purse as my vessels.  The purse I chose to do, you can find here. 

Here are the supplies I used to create my Purse.

Medium Weight Chipboard

Medium Gray (smooth) cardstock (JoAnn)

Prima Marketing-Rose Quartz paper 12 x 12 paper pad

Large Silver Eyelets (Hobby Lobby)

Purse Feet (JoAnn)

Double O rings (JoAnn)

Lobster Clasps (JoAnn)

Chain Link (JoAnn)

Gray Double Tassel (Big Lots)

Packaging – I tried to include what I could see on the pictures.  The vessel is full! There are things on the bottom.  Here are just a few of things you might be able to see…

Large writing tablet (Sherry's tutorial)

Lori Whitlock treat topper SVG

Black Coin Envelopes

Handmade Hand Sanitizer gift packaging-there are many tutorials on You Tube but this one I created on my own to fit the dimension of the Wal-Mart brand hand sanitizer.

Handmade gift cardholder ( My Sister Scrapper tutorial)

Box for Skinny Note Pad.  Note** Sherry does have a box tutorial for her Skinny Note Pad; however, THE BOX MADE FOR MY, IS MY OWN.  I did not use her box tutorial.  I created my box a couple of year ago.  I changed my dimension to fit the Skinny pad.   You can find Sherry’s Skinny Note Pad tutorial here and the Box tutorial here.

Snap Pouch (Lolly Palooza)

Cricut Maker- for pack inserts, Vinyl, labels

Lori Whitlock Rolodex inserts SVG

Acetate

Candy Box- Sizzix Large Box Die

Label on Sizzix Large Box -Stampin’ UP! Label die with movers and shapers shadow die

***In some of the pictures you will see a cute little Fox…Well, she did not make to the cut for this project.  I thought the gray tassels worked better***

Packaging – I tried to include what I could see on the pictures.  The vessel is full! There are things on the bottom.  Here are just a few of things you might be able to see…

The 25 Days of Christmas Tags 2019- Day 5

Happy Friday! and welcome back.  It is day 5 of The 25 Days of Christmas Tags hosted by Tracey McNeely and friends.  For more information and to join in on the fun click here.  Today’s sponsor is Reverse Confetti (RC).  The RC DT tags are so darn cute!  My tag was inspired by Kathy Schweinfurth, Lisa Henke, and Olga Matyushevskaya. Click the their names to go to their shaker tag post.  These ladies did “shaker tags”, just cutie-cute overload!  I think I’ve only made one shaker anything in my crafting career, so I thought it would be a good tag to try.   The supplies I used to create my little tag are: Michaels (Recollections) white cardstock and clear acetate, JoAnn’s red cardstock, JustRite Clear Christmas Mini Tags stamp set, Spellbinders Heirloom Reflections Ornament dies, silver trim (sticker), Stampin UP ticket punch (retired), silver elastic cord, micro-beads in red, green, and white, Silver Detail embossing powered, and a little Wink-of-Stella.  The micro-beads are very staticy (is that even a word? Noooo it is not!), so I created the well using foam tape plus I added some glossy accents.   Check out my little sparkling shaker tag below. Let’s go to the Hop! (showing my age…lol).   Chat tomorrow my friends… Oh yeah, until I can figure out how to correct my e-mail address when I link my tags, I'll have to put in my post manually...now that's a bummer-drag!  For any questions feel free to e-mail at mepc99@att.net.

Joyce