Showing posts with label rebekah faries. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rebekah faries. Show all posts

Friday, October 10, 2014

Apple for the Teacher Card with Rebekah Faries

Apple for the Teacher Card
Curtsey Boutique Designer
Rebekah Faries
Teachers tend to get gifts at the beginning and end of the school year, when parents are happy to send their little ones off on the bus after or a long Summer or when they are excited to have them back after a full year of school.

I love this card that Rebekah has made and think it would be perfect for giving to a teacher now. A kind of "I know you are in the thick of it and we appreciate you" pep talk.

To all the teachers out there who have helped me and my children over the years - thanks so much!


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Red Sequins

Green Bakers twine



To see more gorgeous work from Rebekah, visit her blog, Midnight Lullabies.


Wednesday, August 6, 2014

Baby Boy Card with Rebekah Faries

Today we have a gorgeous baby boy card from DT Member Rebekah Faries.  Rebekah used doilies and Baker's Twine from the shop to add layers to this adorable card.

To see more gorgeous work from Rebekah, visit her blog, Midnight Lullabies.


Monday, July 28, 2014

Chalkboard Ink Tutorial with Rebekah Faries

Today we have a very fun tutorial to share from DT Member Rebekah Faries.  Click on each page to enlarge it.  To shop for all the Curtsey Boutique supplies Rebekah used, visit the shop HERE.  Enjoy!

Thanks for taking a peek!  You can see more of Rebekah's work on HER BLOG


Wednesday, July 16, 2014

Vintage Envelope Project with Rebekah Faries

Check out today's gorgeous project from DT Member Rebekah Faries!  Rebekah created these envelopes as a multi-function greeting card or gift card wrapper to keep on hand for a variety of last-minute needs.  The envelopes contain a simple die-cut sentiment that is appropriate for a variety of occasions, making this project perfect for weddings, baby showers, love notes, and more.

Rebekah wrapped some of our Glassine Envelopes with 5-Inch Doilies, then embellished them using Baker's Twine and buttons.  The result is completely charming, don't you think?

You can purchase all the items needed to make this versatile envelopes in our shop.


You can visit Rebekah's blog by clicking HERE.


Monday, June 30, 2014

Bath Salts Gift Bag with Rebekah Faries

Today we are sharing a delightful project that doubles as a great gift idea.  This gift bag, created by Rebekah Faries, starts with a Kraft Bakery Bag, to which Rebekah added bath salts, then made it beautiful by adding a Heart Shaped Doily, some Baker's Twine, a tag, and an adorable wooden scoop from the shop.

The shop is on vacation currently, but you can still browse these items and more by clicking HERE.  We'll be back soon!

To see more of Rebekah's lovely work, you can visit her blog HERE.


Monday, June 9, 2014

Congratulations Baby Boy Card with Rebekah Faries

Congrats Baby Boy Card
Curtsey Boutique Designer
Rebekah Faries
Rebekah dresses up the sweet and traditional color combo of white and blue with our polka dot glassine envelopes, doilies and baker's twine. The envelope would be the perfect spot to tuck a gift card for a baby show or loved one with a new bundle of joy.


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To see more of Rebekah's lovely work be sure to click on her image below.


Monday, May 12, 2014

DIY Gold Glitter Striped Muslin Bag Tutorial with Rebekah Faries

DIY Gold Glitter Striped Muslin Bag Tutorial
Curtsey Boutique Designer
Rebekah Faries
Rebekah is big into gift wrapping lately and so for her most recent tutorial she decided to try her hand at decorating bags. Curtsey Boutique muslin bags are perfect for tucking in smaller gifts when you don't feel like wrapping with paper.

Gold seems to be the color of the moment and feathers are fun and everywhere you look in the crafting world.  Today's DIY technique teaches you how to mimic the beautiful gold glitter bands on Rebekah's bag.

The secret is using double sided quick hem tape which can be found in any sewing store.  

Regular double sided tape won't stick to fabric well, but quick hem tape is made for fabric and holds beautifully.

1. Simply decide how many bands of color you want, trim to size and adhere. 

2. Be sure to rub all over with a bone folder (or your fingers) to guarantee great adhesion of the tape to the fabric.

3. Peel off the protective paper and cover generously with glitter.

4. Press the glitter into the tape before tapping off any excess.

Voila! Mess free bands of yummy gold glitter.

Add Baker's Twine and other embellies to jazz up your bag.




Other Supplies
Double Sided Quick Hem Tape: Singer
Gold Glitter: Martha Stewart
Stamp: Feather Finery: PTI
Ink: Fine Linen: PTI
Feathers
Gold Button: Craft Supply
Date Label: MME
Love Diecut: Pink Paislee
Seam Binding: French Market
Bird Paper Clip: Michaels

Curtsey Boutique Supplies






To see more of Rebekah's work be sure to click on her image below and visit her blog, Midnite Lullabies.



Monday, April 21, 2014

Spring Release Sneak Peek and a Thank You Card by Rebekah Faries

Thank You Kite Card
Curtsey Boutique Designer
Rebekah Faries

This Spring we are adding lots of blue to the shop - blue sequins, blue seam binding, and blue baker's twine.  All of these lovelies will be available in the shop by the end of the week - aren't they pretty?

I love Rebekah's card - the perfect theme for a spring thank you. The loops in her kite's bakers twine tail remind me of the closing scenes of Mary Poppins, I think I know what I'll be doing with my kids this afternoon.

To see more of Rebekah's work be sure to click on her image below and visit her blog, Midnite Lullabies.





Wednesday, March 26, 2014

DIY Embroidery Hoop Advent Calendar Tutorial with Rebekah Faries


DIY Embroidery Hoop Advent Calendar Tutorial
Curtsey Boutique Designer
Rebekah Faries

When I opened the front door this morning it was awfully brisk, and my parents up north just got snow! It is hard to believe it is officially Spring. The cool weather had be thinking more of the holidays than the beach, so what better time to reflect back on the delights of wintery weather and share this lovely advent calendar tutorial courtesy of Rebekah?

Project Instructions

1. Paint a large embroidery hoop with white paint.

2. Once dry trace the inside of the hoop onto thick cardboard and cut out making sure it fits snugly inside the hoop.

3. Use cardboard as template to trace onto fabric of your choosing leaving a 2­-3 inch border around the
outside.

4. Cover the cardboard circle and secure one side of the fabric to the cardboard circle.
Stretching the fabric around as you go, glue to the backside of the cardboard circle until it is all
glued down and the front side is completely taught and has no wrinkles. Insert into embroidery
hoop




2. Gather envelopes, glassine bags, muslin bags and other items of your choosing making sure
you have 24 in all. Space evenly around your hoop. Embellish your bags and tags with
snowflakes.

* Use washi tape to decorate the bottoms of the white shipping tags. Wrap with twine and stamp
names on them.

*Use die cuts to embellish glassine bags and kraft bags. Use a decorative punch to punch out
the tops of the journal cards.

*Add fun glitter or confetti to glassine bags and secure with washi tape. Secure to your embroidery hoop with thumb tacks.

Other Supplies:
Washi Tape­ Recollections
Kraft Envelopes ­ Recollections
Bottle Brush trees and wreaths
Thumb tacks
18” embroidery hoop
Fabric
Glue gun and glue
Glitter



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Monday, March 10, 2014

A Gift Bag with Rebekah Faries

Hi everyone!  Welcome to the new week.  We are in the process of reviewing the amazing DT Call submissions we received, and we will be announcing the new team soon.  Stay tuned!

Today we have an adorable gift bag from DT Member Rebekah to share with you.

Rebekah used our medium glassine bag, red baker's twine, and a rolled felt rose to create this sweet little gift bag, perfect for anyone you love.

This project also contains a sneak peek of an item we are hoping to add to the shop soon: a fabric ampersand!

Check out all the goodies that you need for gift wrapping, wedding favors, and more in our Etsy shop by clicking HERE.

You can see more of Rebekah's work by visiting her blog.

Monday, January 6, 2014

Man and Wife Card by Rebekah Faries


Man and Wife Card
Curtsey Boutique Designer
Rebekah Faries
It is snowing in Georgia this morning! I can't believe it. For us flurries are a very rare thing - we didn't see a flake last year and I'll be honest I'm no fan of the cold or shoveling.  

This lovely card by Rebekah, however just warms my heart and makes up for the dismal weather. Showcasing our corrugated silhouettes and doilies, a sweet shower of confetti hearts are the perfect finishing touch.

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Thanks for taking a peek!  To see more of Rebekah's work, visit her blog by clicking on her photo below.

Friday, December 13, 2013

Snowflake Card with Rebekah Faeries

Today we have a frosty card from Rebekah to share with you.  Perfect for the holiday season, this card is simply elegant.
Products Used:Christmas Glitter Snowflakes
Large Doilies

Thanks for taking a peek!  To see more of Rebekah's work, visit her blog by clicking on her photo below.

Wednesday, November 6, 2013

Thank You to My Favorite Teacher Card by Rebekah Faries

Thank you to My Favorite Teacher Card
Curtsey Boutique Designer
Rebekah Faries
It is the season of gratitude. And what better why to share a bit of appreciation than this lovely card Rebekah has made for some of the most important adults in our children's lives - their teachers. I absolutely love the red and white combination and the elegance added by our 5 inch doilies with a pinch of fun in our red and white baker's twine.

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To see more of Rebekah's lovely work be sure to click on her image below and visit her blog, Midnite Lullabies.

Friday, October 18, 2013

Rebekah Faries' Birthday Card

Happy Birthday Card
Curtsey Boutique Designer
Rebekah Faries


Happy Friday!

We are starting the weekend off right by sharing Rebekah's first project of her DT term with you. I love the layers of doilies she used and the vintage feel of this card. It would be great for so many different loved one's and friends
.


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To see more of Rebekah's lovely work be sure to click on her image below and visit her blog, Midnite Lullabies.