What? We’re already near the end of June? Time for our June release wrap up and we have a load of projects for you to see! Let’s take a look at her new products and continue on the for the inspiration from the designers.
Here is what Eileen has to say about her new collection:
Introducing my June Sizzix release! This collection combines three classic Eileen Hull Sizzix Scoreboards dies and two new designs – a four layer stencil and coordinating Thinlits that cuts a portion of the stencil! The three Scoreboards dies are the Treasure Box, Stacking Drawer and Notebook. The fun thing about this set is that they work together but also stand alone.
The Treasure Box measures 3 1/4” x 5 1/4” x 4” and holds index cards, two stacks of ATC’s, a whole row of journaling cards and anything else you care to add.
The Stacking Drawer fits a set of three drawers perfectly inside the Treasure Box to create a great storage solution for desk supplies, hair accessories, small collections, jewelry and much more. It also makes a great little gift box for something special!
The Notebook is a favorite because of how quick and easy it is to create. One pass through the Big Shot and you have a book cover! It measures 5” x 3 1/2” x 3/4”. Cover with paper, fabric, metal or cut from leather. So many ways to use this.
The Watercolour Florals & Lattice Stencil Set is based on a watercolor I did. There are three stencil layers to give dimension and then a fourth layer versatile lattice design that can also be used to create a plaid pattern!
Painterly Blooms & Background is a die set that perfectly die cuts the flowers you have just stenciled so no fussy cutting needed plus there are extra flower shapes so you can layer them for dimensional florals.
The new dies and stencils:
Grab a snack, Design Team projects ahead…
Pam Bray has a Garden Time Notebook to share with us. It is chock full of floral delights! Head on over to her blog to see all the fun insides and get inspired to go outside and garden. Or head to your craft room. It’s all good.
Lisa Hoel also has a Notebook project and tutorial to share. She also uses the new Watercolour Florals & Lattice Stencil Set and Painterly Blooms & Background Die Set in the creating of this mixed media make. Check out the how-to in her post!
We saw Sarah Lizzie’s lovely mystical seaside chest project during the Release Party and now she has the instructions for it in her blog post. She used the Treasure Box Die for the base and embellished it with all sorts of fun ocean bits.
Keep going, more to see…
Time to show the Stacking Drawer Die some love too! Sue Eldred made this cute little gift box using it. Isn’t it perfect for wrapping up jewelry? Find all the details and tutorial on Sue’s blog.
We have a few bonus projects too! Elizabeth Robinson is taking another look at a Treasure Box project she created the first time the die was released. I love that textured top! See more in her post.
Tonya Trantham shares a quick and easy Stacking Drawer project that really makes an impact! This is something that would make a great gift too. Find the instructions on Tonya’s blog so you can make your own.
June Release projects video:
Get connected with Eileen:
Find it on the Sizzix Website – the Eileen Hull Hub! Besides inspiration, you will also find die assembly videos and exclusive content. Check it out today and watch it grow!
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If you missed Eileen’s Live from Tuesday, 6/25 you can watch the replay on both her YouTube channel and in FaceBook. Eileen has special guest Christie Troxell with her! Watch the replay here. The Thursday Live, “Mass Make Memo Books” can be found here.
