Today I am at Waffle Flower Crafts and I decided to make my very own ‘bespoke’ rectangle frame. I seriously have so many ideas flying around in my head now that I’ve made one, so I already know you will be seeing more of them here.
I used the A2 Nesting Rectangles 2 Dies to create the window and to decorate the frame itself.
I added a cute little elephant from the Jungle Birthday Stamp Set, and thought it would be fun to add the balloon from the Balloon Messages stamp set (an oldie but a goodie).
Finally it was time to add some Layering Marble ‘clouds’ and the sentiment was from that cute little Rock On set.
You can see my video here or Watch it in HD at Youtube.
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJs55Si8Ovk]
I’ve linked all the products I used below or you can head here to Waffle Flower Crafts to find them. Have the most amazing day! Hugs,
Other Supplies: Copics – T0,2,4 / Y21 / BG11. Ruler / Yellow enamel dot.
 A4 Marshallow Crisp White Shop at: OTH |  Bazzill Card – Smooth Shop at: SB | EH |  Foam Sheets Shop at: SB |  A2 Nesting Rectangles 2 Shop at: WFC |
 Jungle Birthday Combo Shop at: WFC |  Jungle Birthday Shop at: WFC |  Jungle Birthday Shop at: WFC |  Balloon Messages Shop at: WFC |
 Balloon Messages Shop at: WFC |  Rock On Shop at: WFC |  Layering Marble Shop at: WFC |  Oh Happy Day Shop at: WFC |
 New Fish in Pind Shop at: WFC |  Tuxedo Black Shop at: SB | EH |  Versamark Cube Shop at: SB | EH |  Copic Markers Shop at: SB |
 Lily White Twine Shop at: SB |  Ranger – White Embossing Powder Shop at: SB | EH |  Heat Tool Shop at: EH |  EK Success – Powder Tool Shop at: SB | EH |
 Springcut Scissors 6.5″ Shop at: SB |  Tim Holtz – Scissors Shop at: SB | EH |  Bigshot – Sizzix Shop at: SB | EH |  Guillotine – Tonic Studios Shop at: SB | EH |
 Fiskars – Paper Trimmer Shop at: SB | EH |  Scor Tape 1/8 Shop at: SB | EH |  Foam Dots Shop at: SB |  ATG Shop at: SB | EH |
 Glue Dots – Micro Shop at: SB |  Glue Dots – Micro Shop at: SB | EH |
Amazing, you clever girl. It’s such a great idea and so cute. 🙂
Love this card, great design and the way you did the frame is great. Di.
Fantastic card ! And perfectly done, you don’t need any die….
Very cute card. After seeing you use the marble stamps a while back, I did purchase them and really glad I did. I like how you used them for the background. Note to self. The frame is very nice…will definitely use your idea. Great video and post….thank you.
This is such a pretty card. Will have to try that frame technique too. Thanks for the inspiration.
Sweet card!
that was an awesome video!!! love your card and great idea with the marble background, the elephant makes me think his balloon escaped out the window ,,,,so cute!!! The frame technique is stunning!!!
Cute card and very good video! This is just so adorable! Love the framed out scene.
Great card, Therese. Love all the white space, and the debossed frame you’ve created. Sweet little elephant and balloon. Thanks for the video. It reminded me that I should use this technique again – it’s been ages, though I don’t know if I have the patience to make a frame, lol! This looks fantastic! Have a great weekend.
This is so sweet Therese!!
That is an amazing frame Therese! Watched the video and learned such a lot – very cute card and some great tips!
Fabulous texture on that brilliant frame, Therese … so enjoyed watching this sweet little scene come together … you make it all seem so effortless, even when it isn’t! Hugs, Anita 🙂
What a wonderful sweet creation!! Love it!
Too cute! Love the little elephant. I must admit I had the marbled stamp in my cart last time I saw you use it but it got pushed out by something else, might have to relook at that.
Cute! You certainly have more patience than I do in creating your frame. Cute scene.
That frame looks great with all the debossing, Therese. I love the idea of embossing the marble for clouds. I wonder what else you could do with it?
Beautiful frame idea Therese. I just love the sweet little ellie!
How creative, Therese! I love your box frame and all the debossing. Such a sweet scene with that little guy and his bright yellow balloon – wonderful!!