Butterfly Mobile with Rinea Foiled Paper

Hello friends!

Two blog posts in April? What??? Hahah - yep, still just getting into the swing of things! Here with go with another fun Rinea Foiled Paper Project! It’s a beautiful butterfly mobile!

I realized after making it how difficult it was going to be to photograph! 😂 

Here are the products you will need for this project:

Metallic Variety Pack Foiled Paper

Butterfly Punch

Clear Thread or fishing line

Hand sewing needle

Hot Glue

Small wreath form

Assorted greenery and flowers

Ribbon

Seed Beads

Step 1:

Punch out a ton of butterflies!

Step 2:

Using your sewing needle and clear thread, attach two seed beads to the bottom of a piece of thread and tie a double knot. Add your butterflies to the line and knot each butterfly as you go.  Create 4 strands of various lengths and attach to your wreath form.

Step 3:

Add your greenery and flowers to the wreath form using hot glue.

Step 4:

Use two lengths of ribbon and attach at 4 opposite points of the wreath to create your hanger. I hot glued them, then tie a knot at the top, creating a loop to hang

Step 5: (optional)

Using hot glue, add a second butterfly to random pieces to give a 3D look! Hang your mobile and enjoy!

  

Thanks for taking the time to stop by my blog!  I love to read your comments, thanks for leaving them!

Remember, you can save 10% on your Rinea order when you shop HERE.  I hope you are inspired to use your Rinea Foiled Paper to create something fun.

Have a great day!

Jess

Butterfly Fun with Rinea Foiled Pape

Hello friends!

Wow! It's been a hot minute since I've been blogging....but I'm back!  I hope you are ready for some crafty goodness!

It's time for another  Rinea Project .

Today I'm sharing some easy ideas for using tools you already have in your craft space to with your foiled papers!

Here are the products you will need for this project:

Metallic Variety Pack Foiled Paper

Butterfly Punch
Butterfly Thin Cut Dies

Butterfly Bigz Die

Butterfly Embosslit

Butterfly Embossing Folder

Sizzix Big Shot

I created a short YouTube Video to show you how I used all these tools. Check it out here:

 

Thanks for taking the time to stop by my blog!  I love to read your comments -

they are such an encouragement.

Remember, you can save 10% on your Rinea order when you shop HERE.  I hope you are inspired to use your Rinea Foiled Paper to create something fun.

Have a great day!

Jess

Happy Haunting with Rinea

Hello friends!

It's time for another  Rinea Project .

Today I'm sharing a fun and easy Halloween Card idea.
Here are the products you will need for this project:

 Haunted Foiled Paper Variety Pack
(I used the followed from the pack)

Marigold/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper
Ebony/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper

Arctic/Arctic Starstruck Foiled Paper

Adhesive
Cardstock
Halloween Sentiment Die (I used Happy Haunting by Tonic Studios)

Web Embossing Folder

Nuvo Drops in Black & White

I created a short YouTube Video to show you how to make them! Check it out here:

 
Love how this project came together! Here is another look:
 

Thanks for taking the time to stop by my blog!  I love to read your comments -

they are always an encouragement. I would love to see your projects if you create them too! Remember, you can save 10% on your Rinea order when you shop HERE.  I hope you are inspired to use your Rinea Foiled Paper to create something fun.

Have a great day!

Jess

Altered Globe with Rinea Foiled Paper

Hello friends!

I have a really fun project to share with you today featuring Rinea Foiled Paper! 

I've had this idea in my head since seeing some papercraft version floating around on Pinterest, so I really wanted to create my own!  It turned out perfectly - just as I had envisioned it!  So grab a cheap dollar store globe, your Rinea Foiled Papers and let's get crafty!

I used the following supplies:

- Small Plastic Globe (I picked mine up at our local dollar store)

- Merlot/Merlot Starstruck Foiled Paper

- Merlot/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper

- Ebony/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper

- Ebony/Ebony Starstruck Foiled Paper

- 1.25" Circle Punch

- Adhesive of choice

- Ribbon/trims

- Small faux Crow

- Hot Glue Gun

First you are going to pop the globe part off it's stand (mine came off super easily!). Next, you are going to punch a ton of small circles of each of the four colors -  Merlot/Merlot Starstruck Foiled Paper, Merlot/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper, Ebony/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper and Ebony/Ebony Starstruck Foiled Paper. I forgot to count how many I used! You are going to add a row of adhesive around the top of the globe and start adding your circles. I overlapped them slightly and continued down the globe, switching the colors as a I went. I did add a row of adhesive every time so the whole globe wasn't sticky at the same time.

  

Once the globe was completely covered in my Foiled Paper Circles, I set it back into it's base and started decorating. I used hot glue to add a small crow figurine  (again, a dollar store find!), some black and white ribbons & trims (from my stash!) and of course some rhinestones!

I had a few extra circles punched, so I just created some random flower shapes and glued them on.

There you have it!  A fabulous Halloween Home Decor piece to display. Thanks for stopping by today. 

Remember, you can save 10% on your Rinea order when you shop HERE.  I hope you are inspired to use your Rinea Foiled Paper to create something fun.

See you again next time!

Jess

Christmas Card Stashbuster with Rinea Foiled Paper

Hello crafty friends!

 

I have a really fun video that shows you how to use up your Embellishment Stash along with your Rinea Foiled Paper to create beautiful Christmas Cards! (Yes, it's never to early to start building up that holiday stash!).

For this project, I used the following supplies:

Jade/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper

Copper/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper

Emerald/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper

Turquoise/Light Blue Glossy Foiled Paper

Silver/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper

Violet/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper

Sapphire/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper

Stash of miscellaneous Christmas Embellishments

Embossing Folders

Adhesive of choice

Cardstock

Check out how I used all of these papers:

Here are a few more pics of all the cards:

  

 

Thanks for stopping by today!  I hope you enjoyed all of my Holiday Cards and are inspired to created now.

Remember, you can save 10% on your Rinea order when you shop HERE. Thanks so much for stopping by today. I hope you are inspired to use your Rinea Foiled Paper to create something fun.

Jess

Heat Embossing with Rinea Foiled Paper

Hello friends!

I'm so excited to show you today how to Heat Emboss with your Rinea Foiled Paper!

I'm using our BRAND NEW color - Merlot/Gold Glossy - to show you this exciting technique!  Check out the video below:

Thanks for stopping by!  

Remember, you can save 10% on your Rinea order when you shop HERE. Thanks so much for stopping by today. I hope you are inspired to use your Rinea Foiled Paper to create something fun.

Jess

DIY Giant Dice Games with Rinea

Hello crafty friends!

Today I have for you another red, white & blue patriotic project using Rinea Foiled Paper - a Dice Game with TWO OPTIONS to play!

OPTION 1 - Adults Only Drinking Game

OPTION 2 - Exercise HIIT Workout

Now - I will start with a disclaimer to please drink responsibly and most importantly, NEVER drink and drive.  

Not into drinking games? Use it to do a HIIT Workout!

Keep on reading to see how it will work.

I used the Ruby Starstruck Foiled Paper, the BRAND NEW Cobalt/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper and the Arctic Starstruck Foiled Paper for this project. You will also need a 3" cube (I had one in my stash, but you would use a small gift box or something similar) and glue.

Step 1 - cut your foiled paper!

I simply cut 3"x 3" squares of each of the three colors.

  

Step 2 - adhere to your cube!

I used some Tombow Adhesive to glue my Rinea papers to the cube sides. Make sure to glue as close the edge as possible so it doesn't start peeling.

   

Step 3 - add your numbers!

I used a 1" Circle punch to cut dots from my scrap foiled paper to make the numbers. The appropriate number of dots were added to each side of the giant dice to add the number 1 through 6.

 

Step 4 - play your game!

Ok!  Now you are ready to play. So here are the rules: for the DRINKING GAME:

Roll a 1 - YOU take a drink

Roll a 2 - the person to your RIGHT will take a drink

Roll a 3 - you GIVE a drink to a person of your choice

Roll a 4 - the person to your LEFT will take a drink

Roll a 5 - EVERYONE drinks

Roll a 6 - YOU drink twice

Not into drinking? Here is an EXERCISE alternative! 

Do each exercise for 1 minute, then roll again!  Do that 30 times and you have a 30 minute workout!

Roll a 1 - run in place

Roll a 2 - push-ups

Roll a 3 - jumping jacks

Roll a 4 - squats

Roll a 5 - crunches

Roll a 6 - burpees

I hope you have fun with whatever option you choose!

Remember, you can save 10% on your Rinea order when you shop HERE. Thanks so much for stopping by today. I hope you are inspired to use your Rinea Foiled Paper to create something fun.

See you again soon!

xoxo

Jess

Patriotic Pinwheels with Rinea

Hello crafty friends!

I hope you are enjoying your quarantine downtime - I actually have enjoyed it a lot! I'm making some changes, letting go of some activities and really honing in on what I LOVE to do - which is mainly crafts, Cosmetology, Zumba and cooking!

Today I have for you a simple, fun for kids project to celebrate the 4th of July (or even Canada Day!) using Rinea Foiled Paper - pinwheels!

You don't need a ton of supplies for this project either - scissors, a ruler, some brads, pencils (or skewers), some hot glue....and of course, your RINEA Foiled Paper!  No special cutting equipment needed at all.

I used the Ruby Starstruck Foiled Paper, the BRAND NEW Cobalt/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper and the Arctic Starstruck Foiled Paper for these pinwheels.

Step One:

Cut your squares! I used 3x3, 4x4 and 6x6 sizes to make these pinwheels.

Step Two:

Measure out the center using a ruler and draw a line from each cornder towards center up to about 1" from the middle.

  

Step 3:

Cut along the lines!

Step 4:

Fold every other corner in towards the middle and secure with a brad.

  

Step 5:

Adhere to a stick of choice using hot glue. I used leftover school supply pencils and skewers - I really wanted to upcycle what I had on hand!  Now, if you would like these pinwheels to actually spin, you can use a thumbtack or pushpin and push into the eraser of the pencil (just make sure to trim the back of the pin off so it isn't sharp and sticking out of the back!).

  

Step 6: (optional!)

Add some fun ribbon!

There you have it! Simple, patriotic pinwheels! You could use them to decorate your 4th of July partyscape, tuck one onto a birthday present as a bow (don't use the stick!), or just put them in your flowerbed for your party!

Remember, you can save 10% on your Rinea order when you shop HERE. Thanks so much for stopping by today. I hope you are inspired to use your Rinea Foiled Paper to create something beautiful.

See you again soon!

xoxo

Jess

5 Techniques with Rinea Foiled Paper

Good morning crafty friends!

I hope you are doing wonderful today - I sure am! Today I have 5 quick and easy techniques to share with you featuring  Rinea products. I know you will love them!

Supplies you will need:

Misfits Foiled Paper Pack

Ghost Ink 2.0

Embossing Folders

Sandpaper

Paper Towel

Assorted Punches

I did create a YouTube video to show you how I used these materials to create some beautiful backgrounds.  Check out the tutorial below:

Remember, you can save 10% on your Rinea order when you shop HERE. Thanks so much for stopping by today. I hope you are inspired to use your Rinea Foiled Paper to create something beautiful.

See you again soon!

xoxo
Jess

3D Roses with Rinea

Good morning crafty friends!

I hope you are all doing fantastic today. I am very excited to share a new creation with you today featuring  Rinea products - GIANT Paper Roses. That's right!  The largest rose in this photo is approx 1 foot across in size!!  I am working on a large backdrop display, and this is just the beginning!

I did create a YouTube Tutorial to show you how to make them - first up, the supply list!

Supply List:

Copper/Copper Starstruck Foiled Paper

Copper/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper

Jade/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper

Emerald/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper

Hot Glue Gun

Cricut Design Space File #M11894618 from
Llama Be Your Valentine

Check out the tutorial below:



Remember, you can save 10% on your Rinea order when you shop HERE. Thanks so much for stopping by today. I hope you are inspired to use your Rinea Foiled Paper to create beautiful flowers!

See you again soon!

xoxo
Jess

Greenhouse Fun with Rinea Foiled Paper & Poppystamps

Good morning crafty friends!

I hope you are all doing fantastic today. I am very excited to share a new card with you today featuring  Rinea products along with Poppystamps!  I am once again using the Greenhouse Potted Plants die and we will be doing a bit of paper piecing today.  First up, supplies! 

Supply List:

Greenhouse Potted Plants Die by poppystamps

Copper/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper

Arctic Starstruck Foiled Paper NEW

Ebony/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper

Jade/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper

Mocha/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper

Ghost Ink 2.0

Stamps & Scissors

Tombow Glue

Big Shot or other die cutting machine

Let's have some fun! You will start by diecutting all of your pieces. I used the Mocha/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper for the base frame and also cut it out a second time using Copper/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper. For the leaves, I used Jade/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper, the birds came from Ebony/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper.

 



I used the Copper/Gold Glossy foiled paper as my base and added a layer of our BRAND NEW Arctic Starstruck Foiled Paper. You are going to LOVE it - it's so pretty.

Next, I used the Tombow Glue to add my base frame to the Arctic Starstruck layer. Once that dried, I trimmed out some of copper pots to layer over some of the Mocha pots and glued them down.

The rest of the bits and pieces were just glued down as I built my scene. It was a fun project!



Finally, I stamped my sentiment with Ghost Ink onto a piece of Copper/Gold Foiled Paper that was trimmed to fit inside the frame. Once it dried for about 30 seconds, I simply wiped off the ink and like magic, my sentiment appeared! Ghost Ink is just so neat! You definitely need to pick some up if you haven't already.

You can really see the Arctic Starstruck Foiled Paper here!!

Remember, you can save 10% on your Rinea order when you shop HERE. Thanks so much for stopping by today. I hope you are inspired to use your Rinea Foiled Paper and poppystamps dies.

See you again soon!

xoxo
Jess