Collection 6 Release-Rag Doll Birthday Ensemble

Today is the final reveal of products in January's Collection 6 release from Clear and Simple Stamps. I’m showing off the new Mini Tri-fold 2 die as part of this girly birthday ensemble.  My ensemble includes a card, a box, and a mini trifold, all created in the same color scheme and with similar design elements for a unified look.

Here’s the card, using one of CSS’s Rag Doll sets. I colored Rag Doll Emma with Copic markers, then layered her on to the cardfront over a paper doily anchored with a dot embossed pink cardstock strip and some fun dotted decorative tape. The sentiment is stamped on a white Favor Flag die cut and embellished with a twine tied button.

The little box is made with CSS’s Party Favor 1 die. I used the same pink cardstock along with a bit of paper doily to dress up the box. I personalized it by adding a die cut lower case “e” as a monogram. The mini banner from the Rag Doll Emma: Banner set fit perfectly on the mini label tag die cut that I attached to the handle of the box with a button and some twine.

The mini trifold fits nicely inside the box and is just the right size to hold a gift card! I put a piece of doily on the front and used the same button/twine combo to hold the trifold closed. The inside is dressed up with a piece of decorative tape.

Be sure to check out what the rest of the CSS DT has created with today’s new releases. Here’s where to find them:
Audrey Tokach
Elena Roussakis
Lori Tecler - you're here!
Dana Grothaus
Jennifer Rzasa
CSS Blog

Materials Used:
Rag Doll Emma: Banner stamp set, Perfect Little Black Dress ink, Paint the Town Pink, I'm a Princess Pink, and A Blanc Check cardstock, Copic markers (R81, R83, R85, RV00, RV17, BV0000, BV01, BV02, E000, E00, E11, E31, E33, E35, YR20,YR21), Rag Doll Emma: Banner, Mini Tri-fold 2, Mini Label Tags, Party Favor 1, Lowercase Alphabet, Favor Flags, and Shapes: Circles dies, Divine Twine purple twine (Clear and Simple Stamps); Polka Dots embossing folder (Lifestyle Crafts); pink buttons, decorative tape (Michaels); paper doily; foam tape