Grandma’s Quilt Card
After making several types of quilt cards, the Grandma’s Quilt Card, while looking complicated, is relatively easy to make. Start with a 2 3/4″ square of card stock on which you glue five 1/2″
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After making several types of quilt cards, the Grandma’s Quilt Card, while looking complicated, is relatively easy to make. Start with a 2 3/4″ square of card stock on which you glue five 1/2″
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This diamond scrap card is an easy card layout for using up small scraps of card stock and paper. The inside diamonds on this card are only 1 1/2″ squares. The card stock layer
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This is a different type of accordion-fold card in that the front and back of the card are attached only via the accordion fold that is attached to both. The Hello Irresistible designer series
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Here is a new way to create dimensional butterflies to add to your cards. Stamp two butterflies, first with the outline stamp and then with the fill-in stamps. Stamp one of the butterflies on
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Just like any art form, there are trends in card techniques, and this fractured card technique is one of them. The card is designed in such a way that the paper appears “fractured” and
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Ink dragging in general can be quite a nice technique, but ink dragging over embossing is even more impressive as a technique. At last month’s workshop we made two cards that involved this technique.
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A diamond fold card is a really simple fun-fold card to create. With just a simple score, fold, measurement and cuts, this diamond fold card falls right into place. We used the very pretty