Miss Nelly: BTP

Hello Kaisercrafties, I hope you have enjoyed this month of inspiration with Miss Nelly and Hunt and Gather.

To finish the month on a high, I hope you enjoy all of these gorgeous projects that I have collected for you below. Our Contributing Design Team have done an awesome job..so enjoy them!

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 “Wings” By Toni Crane

Materials Used:
Kaisercraft 6.5″ frame (SB2114), Kaisercraft Dress Form (SB122), Miss Nelly Paper Pad (PP849), Miss Nelly Her Habits (P713), Wooden Flourish Wings (FL346), Pearl Strip Champagne (PL503), Rub ons Timeless Treasures (RB945), Paper Blooms Coconut (F640), Paper Blooms Cranberry (F638), Mini Paper Blooms Aubergine (F654), White Lace (E926).
Other products: white flowers, leaves, tulle, paint, ink, ribbon, kindy glitz, transparency, grunge board wings.

Toni says:
“I wanted a frame that would be able to sit on a shelf or my desk, so I combined both the 6.5″ frame and one of the free-standing dress forms.
Wanting a shabby chic look, I painted the frame and form with a pale pink, then a top coat of white. Sanding all of the edges gives a distressed shabby feel to the project.
To get the full pleated skirt for the dress form, join 2 pieces of paper from the paper pad, and concertina it, flaring the bottom. The Miss Nelly paper pad has a lot of small detailed papers that work perfectly for projects like this.
I added tulle to the bottom of the skirt to add a strip of colour and hid the top of the pleats with a spray of flowers, ribbon, and tulle, finished with a butterfly rub on on a scrap piece of transparency, folded in the middle and kindy glitz. Then added some flourish rub ons and pearls for detail.
The quote in the frame has been printed onto transparency, and although this one is designed to be permanent, it would be a simple solution to not seal the top of the frame and be able to change the quote as your moods and circumstances change, or even add a photo.
Inking the glossy pink pattern paper on the front of the frame with white brings out the pattern and softens the bright pink.
Flowers were added to the base of the dress form, and the top right corner of the frame completes the visual triangle and finishing with a bit of kindy glitz to the edges of the flowers leaves adds sparkle.”

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 “Birthday Crown” By Ann-Katrin Toresen

Materials Used:
Miss Nelly paper Her dreams P712, Paper pad PP849, Sticker sheet SS108, Sparklets RS416 Rouge, Rhinestone stripes RS453, rhinestones and Tiny Alphas MA517.

Ann-Katrin says:

“When I saw the new Sparklets I knew I had to make a birthday crown for my daughter. Sparklets is a perfect detail for a typical bling projects. My daughter was so happy when she saw the crown and of course; she had to try it on and she was a princess.
I have made my own template, cut out cardboard and used paper from Miss Nelly – perfect for a princess.”

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 “Nelly Shoe” By Lori Leng

Materials Used:
Her Eyes P707, Her Mind P711, Her Style P710, Her Dreams P712, Paper Pad PP8490, Pearl Strips PL506, Snow Pearls SB794
Other products used: White Cardstock, Cheery Lynn Dyes, Pearl Gems

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 “My Girls” Mini Album By Leanne Love

Materials Used:
P707 Her Eyes, P710 Her Style, P708 Her Smile, RS422 Jewels – Miss Nelly, SS108 Sticker Sheet, CB132 Layered Chipboard, PP849 Paper Pad, JT624 Journal Tags.  BR707 Year Calendar, EM932 Pearl Brads – Ice Pink, R1617 Organza Ribbon
Other: Assorted Punches,  Fabric  

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 “Cuckoo Clock” By Kirsty Piper

Materials Used:
Cuckoo Clock; Miss Nelly Collection: Her Eyes(P707), Her Mind(P711), Her Smile(P708), Her Habits(P713), 6 1/2″ Paper Pad(PP849), Jewels(RS422), Rub Ons Colour(RB934) Kaisercraft other; Rub Ons; Moments( RB904) Sparklets: Rouge(RS416), Royal(RS417), Sea Breeze(RS418), Pearls; Hot Pink(SB787), Teal(SB783).

Kirsty Says:
“When I received this Miss Nelly collection I immediately fell head over heels with the red polka dots. I am a complete SUCKER for red polka dots!
I decided to make this Cuckoo Clock, so my favourite paper can be displayed in my scrap space!
I love the jewel packs that now come with the gorgeous Kaisercraft collections! they remind me to mix and match my pearls and rhinestones for a fun, fresh look.
These flowers are made using a Spellbinder die, the Miss Nelly patterned papers lots of water and finished with the gorgeous new sparklets!”

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 “Bliss” By Debbie Marcinkiewicz

Materials Used:
Miss Nelly Collection papers –6 1/2” Paper Pad (PP849), Layered Chipboard (CB132), Journal Tags (JT624); Large Mannequin (SB2123); Pearls – Ice Green (SB784); Pearl Brads – Ice Green (EM934); Rhinestones – Silver (SB700); Wooden Flourishes – Funky Butterflies (FL342); Mounting Foam (T302).
Other supplies:  vintage lace trim, satin flower, seam binding, trinket pins, glittered paper, stamp, paper flowers.

Deb says:
“Hi friends … so happy you popped by for a visit today!  I’m so excited about today’s post because I get to share an amazing Beyond the Page home décor project I created using the beautiful Miss Nelly Collection!  I am completely smitten with everything in this wonderful collection and I think after you peek at it all … you will be too!   This lovely collection makes designing a snap – so many pretty elements – I love it all!!  Enjoy!”

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 “3 Draw Peg Shelf” By Vicki Morris

Materials Used:
3 Draw Peg Shelf, Kaisercraft – Miss Nelly – Her Eyes, Kaisercraft – Miss Nelly – Paper Pad, Kaisercraft – Lace Pack – White, Kaisercraft – Pearl Brads – Pink Ice, Kaisercraft – Pearl Strips, Kaisercraft – Paper Blooms – Coconut and Ruby, Kaisercraft – Mini Paper Blooms – Fairy Floss, Kaisercraft – Acrylic Paint – White, Misc Netting, Bows and Flowers.

Vicki says:
“I am a real softy when it comes to cuteness – so when I saw the red and white spotted paper in the Miss Nelly range I grabbed them quick!
Of course I needed an outlet for this cuteness which I managed to find in the latest release from Kaisercraft – the 3 Draw Peg Shelf!
The intention is for this to be used for my youngest daughter’s room – as she just loves red!  We haven’t really decided what she is going to store in it – but a couple of thoughts of using the hooks for her necklaces and hairbands is the top of the list, with the draws being used for her clips and little jewels.  While other ideas of using the hooks for her hats and scarves are coming into the conversation as well – I can see myself creating more of these versatile little storage shelves!”

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 “Wall Clock” By Svetlana Austin

Materials Used:
Miss Nelly Collection: Paper ˆ Her Mind/P711, Her Voice/PS159; Paper Pad/ PP849; Timeless Rub ons ˆ Fob Watch/RB927; Rub Ons ˆ Moments/RB904; Rhinestones ˆ Red/SB711; Chipboard Numbers.
Other: wall clock, craft paint, crackle paint, marker.

Svetlana says:
“I wanted this clock to turn out to be bright, but crisp and cool. I achieved it by contrasting the background ˆ white paint and dark blue paper, and by doodling the flower design and scalloped frame with thin black marker.”

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 “Keepsake/Gift/Jewellery Box” By Cassandra Bright

Materials Used:
Miss Nelly paper-Her Smile (P708), Rub Ons (RB934), Paper Blooms-Sea Breeze (F631), Mini Paper Blooms-Ruby (F653) Fuchsia (F656) Dusty Pink (F658), Kaisercraft Acrylic Paint-White (KC001)

Cassie says:
“I bet your all loving playing with the new gorgeous ranges from Kaisercraft! I felt like doing something a little bit different with my Miss Nelly papers and made a Keepsake/Gift/Jewellery Box. Let your imagination decide what you would use this for! And how cute would it look in a little girl’s room!
The box is a wooden ply box purchased from a variety store for a bargain price. I first used a mini screwdriver to take the hinges and closure off the box, as they can get quite yucky looking if you leave them on while painting, plus if you remove them you have a more professional look. I have then painted the entire box with Kaisercraft Acrylic White Paint (KC001) inside and out.
If you look at the picture above you will notice I have used one of the fantastic colour Rub Ons I have added to the glass top of the box. I’d never applied a rub on onto glass before so I was thrilled when it came up a treat. I have also added Miss Nelly colour Rub Ons to provide a border for the glass window looking into the box.
To decorate the outsides of the box and the base inside the box I have used Miss Nelly-Her Smile paper (P708). I have applied this to the box using Modge Podge. Once all sides were covered I have then Modge Podged the entire inside and outside of the box, even over the border rub ons to help preserve them.
And to finish added some Paper Blooms. I hope I have provided some inspiration for you all today.
Thanks for stopping by xo”

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 “Miss Nelly Boxes” By Michelle Frisby

Materials Used:
EM923 paper tags, RB934 rub ons, EM926 white lace, RS422 jewels, PP849 paper pad, Variety of paper blooms and mini blooms
Extras – box template and ink

Michelle says:
“ It’s no secret that I love making little boxes and filling them with treats. So it’s no surprise that I made these shabby boxes to pop in a wee gift for a scrappy buddy.  They aren’t very big, think to yourself 2 inch square. Perfect for a wee pick me up!!  To give a little bit of extra detail I curled and inked  the edges.

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 “Mannequin Album” By Genevieve Allen

Materials Used:
Large Mannequin, Miss Nelly Collection Papers, Paper Blooms, Pearl Flourishes, Rhinestone Flourishes, Lace
Other: Ribbon 

Genevieve says:
“With such a feminine BTP as the mannequin, let’s let our imagination run wild! hand-made flowers and Rhinestones embellish the front of the mannequin.
The back of the skirt of this mannequin hides a mini-album. I have added few pictures of the birth of Manon.
Would you agree this it a nice decoration for a little girl’s bedroom?!!
Miss Nelly, a collection that is soft and bright to cover everyones different needs!!”

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 ”Dream Big” By Janna Werner

Materials Used:
Miss Nelly Collection: Her Dreams (P712), 6 ½” Paper Pad (PP849); Wooden Flourishes “Bicycle” (FL354), Alpha Chipboard #2 (CB108) Sparklets (RS420), Acetate “Four Corners” (PS176), 6,5” Frame (SB2114)

Janna Says:
“ The 6.5” frames are perfect for photos but also to create some home decoration. First I painted the wood frame in pink and added a thin layer of Gesso after the first layer was completely dry. I left some spots blank so the pink will shine through as this gives a lovely shabby look to the project. I used some of my scraps to decorate the frame and heat embossed the chipboard. The sheet of music is an overlay, it´s called Four Corners and it is fantastic to add the certain something to the frame.”

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 ”Flower Basket” By Jodi Dolbel

Materials Used:
Miss Nelly Collection Paper Pad (PP849), Rhinestone  Strip – Hot Pink (RS454)
Other Items: Pre Purchased Wire Basket, Tulle Ribbon, Border Punches, Hot Glue Gun

Jodi Says:
“I love the vibrant colours in the Miss Nelly Collection! Lots of gorgeous greens and pinks which i thought would look perfect reflected as a flower box.
The individual flowers in the box have been made by hand using the papers in the Miss Nelly Collection.”

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 ”Love Mannequin” By Pearl Lui

Materials Used:
Large Mannequin (SB2123); Miss Nelly Her Dreams (P712), Her Style (P710), Her Eyes (P707), Canvas Tags (EM964), Rub on (RB934); Tag in Raw Kraft (EM925) and White (EM923); Acrylic Paint in Spearmint (KC044); Pearl Brads in Pearl (EM930);
Other: clothes pegs, twine, Martha Stewart punch; Mod Podge

Pearl says:
“The dress form is gorgeous, especially paired with the Miss Nelly collection.
I really wanted to highlight all the different pattern papers in the Miss Nelly collection – I love each pattern!
I cut strips of different patterned papers and adhered them to the back of the dress form to complete the dress portion. I also painted the dress form in a light spearmint color and embellished with red and white twine, clothes pegs, canvas tag and tags in raw kraft and white.”