Berry Sweet Strawberry Tags Basket by Andrea Amu

Berry Sweet Strawberry Tags Basket
Curtsey Boutique Designer
Andrea Amu

Andrea shares this adorable gift set with us today using our pulp berry baskets, chevron tags, felt doilies and baker's twine.  I love the glitter embellishment over her sentiment and strawberry.

Andrea inked the white chevron shipping tags with coordinating red ink. Don't you love how the embossing just pops off the tag?  This would be the perfect way to create tags in custom colors to match your projects.

Other supplies:

Cardstock and Smooth Circle Tags by Core'dinations

Red Twill ribbon by May Arts

Ink by Clearsnap

FloraCraft Diamond Dust glass glitter

Cricut (Country Life cartridge)

Magnetic stamp set by Making Memories

Curtsey Boutique Supplies

Pint Pulp Berry Basket - Curtsey Boutique	Blue and White Baker's Twine - Curtsey Boutique	Chevron Embossed White Tags	Medium Felt Doilies - Curtsey Boutique
Valentine's Assortment Seambinding

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To see more of Andrea's beautiful work, you can click on her photo to visit her blog.

DIY Journal by Alyssa McGrew

Stories of our Journey Journal
Curtsey Boutique Designer
Alyssa McGrew

I made a pre-created book for our upcoming move overseas, in the hopes that it will help me collect all the assorted travel related items I want to keep and put them in a book in less then 6 months.  

Think it will work?  Well, whether it does add or not, when I finally get around to documenting the story, it will be very cute!  

I used a variety of tapes, envelopes and tags from the shop to add pockets and journaling areas to this book.  I'll be back to share photos when it is done!

Curtsey Boutique Products 

Chevron Embossed White Tags

Small Glassine Envelope

Small Kraft Grocery Bags - Curtsey Boutique

Kraft Masking Tape - Curtsey Boutique

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To see more of Alyssa's wonderful work visit her blog, Alyssa Scraps, or click on her image below.

Alyssa McGrew's Walk the Walk Layout

Walk the Walk Together Layout
Curtsey Boutique Designer
Alyssa McGrew

With 3 daughters I do a lot of pink and purple scrapbooking, so I love a good masculine centered layout - whether the focus be the men in my life doing something together, the color scheme, or the embellishments. Alyssa's "Walk the Walk Together" layout showcases all three of these beautifully.

Alyssa showcases our white chevron tags

and our silhouette die cuts.

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To see more of Alyssa's wonderful work visit her blog, Alyssa Scraps, or click on her image below.

Card and Envelope Set with Jess Mutty

Card and Envelope Set
Curtsey Boutique Designer
Jess Mutty

Today Jess has a card and envelope set with a twist.  Instead of a traditional envelope she used an embossed kraft bag.  

"I think it adds something extra to a special gift and works really well for those cards you are not sending in the mail.

I used lots of The Curtsey Boutique embellishments to decorate the card and bag.  Accordion rosettes are fun but not too girly for this more masculine baby set.  I used Fancy Pants' Blissful Blizzard collection and the reds, blues, and browns coordinated perfectly with the sweet Picadilly Circus paper bow and the brown and kraft paper rosettes.  I sewed three book page hearts together to add dimension and tied off the chevron embossed tags with some crinkled seam binding. " 

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To see more of Jess' fantastic work visit her blog, The Examined Life, or click on her picture below.

Layout by Alyssa McGrew

Alyssa is our featured designer today with this cute layout about her son.

I asked my son recently to make his "normal" face, in an attempt to get a photo that did not feature his tongue or crossed eyes.  This is what I got.  Life with a little boy is a laugh an minute!  For this layout, I used a library card, chevron embossed tag, and kraft tape to add layers and texture to the area surrounding the photo.  As a bonus, the tag can be pulled out to read the journaling.  

Curtsey Boutique Products Featured

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To see more of Alyssa's amazing work visit her blog, Alyssa Scraps or click on her picture below.