Bitty Bag iPhone Holder Tutorial

May 1st, 2012 § 4 comments

Hi friends!  Boy, do I have a treat for you today!  Savannah O’Gwynn has whipped up an AMAZING tutorial for you that will knock your socks off.  She created an iPhone stand from a Bitty Bag.  This is perfect for when you want to use FaceTime and don’t want to hold your phone or if you want to use your phone as a mirror to do your makeup.  You can also use this for other phones.

Here’s the tutorial:

Here’s a link to the Honeycomb Middy Bitty Bags that Savannah used for her project.  For more of Savannah’s awesome work, check out her blog: SavannahLand 2.

Scrolly Squares Monogram Cards

April 26th, 2012 § 1 comments

Hi friends!  Today, I have a fabulous project from design team member Kelley Eubanks to share with you.  Kelley used our Scrolly Square Labels to make these beautiful monogramed card.  These are perfect for sending off a thank you card or any quick note.  They are fast to reproduce if you wanted to use them as wedding thank you’s and also easy to mail because they are flat.

Materials:

Whisker Graphics Scrolly Square Labels

Cardstock

Monogram Stamp and ink

corner rounder

gems

 

For more of Kelley’s amazing work, check out her blog: My Front Porch.

Customer Share ~ Sqirl Preserves

April 24th, 2012 § 1 comments

We received the nicest email (below) from Jessica Koslow at Sqirl. Check out Sqirl’s yummy organic preserves HERE.

“I’ve been so busy but I wanted to email you back and let you know that I did receive the package the day of the event.  We used the packages to make 300 sandwiches for a gallery opening, and the attendees thought it was an art installation and not the actual food!  Amazing.  After a sign was added, they knew it was the event food and it was great to have a high end product all around — instead of generic fry bags.  Love them.”

photo credit: Sqirl.com

Pretty cool when your food presentation is mistaken for art!
Thanks for sharing Jessica!

Happy Tuesday,
Whitney

Divine Twine Envelope Bunting

April 24th, 2012 § 0 comments

Hi friends!  Today, I have a project from design team member Jenny Dixon to share with you.  Jenny had a mail themed birthday party for her son and made this darling bunting for decoration.  What a fun idea for a party!  My son lovesto play mailman.  This would also be super cute for a going away/bon voyage party.  As an activity, each guest could write a note for the guest of honor and put it in an envelope.

Materials:

Airmail Divine Twine

Mini Envelopes

Tape

 

For more of Jenny’s awesome work, visit her blog: Crossing the Bugger Dixon Line.

Bitty Bag Envelope Liners

April 19th, 2012 § 3 comments

Hi friends!  Today, I have a project from design team member Lauren Donaldson to share with you.  Lauren made these cute envelope liners out of Middy Bitty Bags.  She said that they fit wonderfully in 4×6 envelopes.  These lined envelopes are perfect to jazz up regular snail mail OR set the tone for a fabulous party invite.  I also spy some Blueberry Divine Twine on one of those!

Materials:

Bitty Bags

Envelopes

Scissors

Double sided tape

For more of Lauren’s amazing work, check out her blog: Lauren Elise Crafted.

Divine Twine Bird’s Nest

April 17th, 2012 § 3 comments

Hi friends!  Today, I have a project from design team member Jan Ely to share with you.  Jan made this fabulous bird’s nest decor item.  Perfect for decorating for spring or if spring is elusive and you want to bring some spring inside your house.  I’d love to see what other items you could make with the awesome technique shown here!

Materials:

Brown Sugar Divine Twine 

Styrofoam ball, cut in half and scooped out

Tacky Glue

Vintage Birds

For instructions and more pictures of this project please check out Jan’s post on there blog, HERE.

Customer Share: Glitter and Gloss

April 13th, 2012 § 14 comments

Hi friends!  Today, I have a fabulous project from customer Heather of Glitter and Gloss to share with you.  Heather and her friend Heather made these CUTE craft party invitations using out Green Apple Divine Twine and Notebook Middy Bitty Bags!  Aren’t they are great way to get in the mood for a crafting party?

Thanks for sharing, Heather!

Bitty Bag Thank You Card

April 12th, 2012 § 2 comments

Hi friends!  Today, I have a card from design team member Ashley Harris to share with you.  Ashley used one of our Bitty Bags to make a card.  This would be a FABULOUS way to match your card to your gift wrapping!

Here are the instructions and supply list from Ashley:

Instructions:

Make card from cardstock and adhere black cardstock.
Trim bag and adhere to white cardstock and adhere to card.
Punch out tag and stamp sentiment.
Pierce holes with paper piercer, thread twine and tie in a bow.
Adhere rhinestones to finish.

Supplies:
Cardstock: Bazzill Basics OP White and Raven
Clear Stamps:  A Million and One by Ali Edwards by Technique Tuesday
Dye Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black
Baker¹s Twine: Aqua Divine Twine
Bag: Honeycomb Middy Bitty Bag
For more of Ashley's awesome work, check out her blog: Scrapper's Block.

Giveaway Winners

April 11th, 2012 § 3 comments

Hello friends!  We have randomly drawn winners for the giveaways.  Here they are:

Giveaway #1- Bethney Becker

Giveaway #2- Rachael from Rachael Mails

Giveaway #3- Jessica Shelton

Giveaway #4- Elizabeth (email: dragonflower at ****.com)

 

Winners, please email me (social at whiskergraphics dot com) to claim your prizes.  You will have one week to email me.  If you do not email by April 18, new winners will be drawn and announced.

Easter Recap Projects

April 11th, 2012 § 1 comments

Hi friends!  I have some fun projects from design team member Michelle Philippi to share with you today.  Michelle was quite busy making fabulous Easter projects!  Let’s check them out!

Here, she used Lemon Divine Twine to create these adorable tags.  Super sweet!  Check out her blog post on this project HERE.

Here are some Chevron Middy Bitty Bags she decorated to give out treats.  Details on this project HERE.

And look how clever!  She used Divine Twine to make designs on her Easter eggs when she dyed them.  Then she used the leftover twine to add the her plating.  You can see details on how she did this HERE.

Have a great day, friends!

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