Welcome to the first day of the Spellbinders Winter CHA 2015 Sneak Peak and my first attempt at showcasing for this wonderful team
The beautiful template that I am featuring is the Imperial Square and it is one of many being released at the Craft and Hobby Association for 2015 You will have the chance to win this at the bottom of the page. The sentiment has been cut in silver from Sentiments One
My first project was created as a beautiful silver and white Congratulations Card that would be ideal for wedding day and the die is a pleasure to work with
- SKU-021 Imperial Square
- S2-082 Sentiments One - Congratulations
- LF-126 Grand Squares (Retired)
- GC-001 Grand Calibur Die Cutting and Embossing machine
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- White Hammered card
- Silver Mirror Card
- White Organza Ribbon
- Heart hatpins
- Foam tape
Instructions
Cut two Grand Square #6 from white cardstock and emboss both peices keeping one for later
Hand cut a silver layer to fit in between these two layers to form the base.
Mat and layer the embossed white and silver card together
Cut and Emboss the entire Imperial Square die set with white card stock
Using foam tape layer this with a slightly larger piece of silver card
From the four smallest dies cut each one four times in silver
Then onto the silver and white embossed layers add the four largest ones into each of the corners
Next take your silver and filigree layer and add it to this panels making sure it is centred and level
With the four smaller corners add them to a white centre shape securing with glue on the back.
Add this panel to the card front with foam tape for dimension.
Wrap all these layers with white ribbon and they can now be added to the base layer and the ribbon workings will be hidden in between these layer.
Cut Congratulations from Sentiments One and add it to white card
Using the centre part of the Imperial Square die set cut the word panel and then trim to fit the centre of your card.
Take the second piece of white embossed card and add it to the inside of the card to line it
I have also cut another Imperial Square and trimmed it down to fit as a pocket inside the card
Glue three sides leaving the top part open and into this slip a label shape that can be used as a greeting or for your signature.
When you are adding words to your label a good tip is to use a ruler and the grid lines on your cutting mat to help you get them straight and line them up equally on either side of your card
And here is a second card using the same die in another way and this will be featured in a later post complete with instructions on how to make it
For you chance to win click HERE fill out the entry form and submit ... Good Luck (The link is only open for 48 hours)
(This link is now closed)
For the Official Contest Rules click HERE
Questions ? Contest Questions (No entries will be accepted at this email address)
To see other projects and for more chances to win please visit Debbie Olson at Thinking Inking to start this brand new "Give Away"
From the four smallest dies cut each one four times in silver
Then onto the silver and white embossed layers add the four largest ones into each of the corners
Next take your silver and filigree layer and add it to this panels making sure it is centred and level
With the four smaller corners add them to a white centre shape securing with glue on the back.
Add this panel to the card front with foam tape for dimension.
Cut Congratulations from Sentiments One and add it to white card
Using the centre part of the Imperial Square die set cut the word panel and then trim to fit the centre of your card.
Take the second piece of white embossed card and add it to the inside of the card to line it
I have also cut another Imperial Square and trimmed it down to fit as a pocket inside the card
Glue three sides leaving the top part open and into this slip a label shape that can be used as a greeting or for your signature.
A Designers Note...
When you are adding words to your label a good tip is to use a ruler and the grid lines on your cutting mat to help you get them straight and line them up equally on either side of your card
And here is a second card using the same die in another way and this will be featured in a later post complete with instructions on how to make it
(This link is now closed)
For the Official Contest Rules click HERE
Questions ? Contest Questions (No entries will be accepted at this email address)
To see other projects and for more chances to win please visit Debbie Olson at Thinking Inking to start this brand new "Give Away"
More tomorrow ...
Hugs xx
Gorgeous!! TFS!
ReplyDeleteanother gorgeous card Christina. Would love to have received this at my wedding last year :-)
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful card. Spellbinders got the top of the line in design team members when they got you! I hope you are enjoying the new work. I enjoy following your posts.
ReplyDeleteCynthia in Columbia, Missouri
What a stunning card Christina. Love that beautiful die. Hugs Rita xxx
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful and elegant. Xxx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card with all the silver!
ReplyDeleteLynn G.
Beautiful! I love the silver touches! :)
ReplyDeleteStunningly Beautiful. love all the new dies
ReplyDeleteVery Pretty Card, TFS
ReplyDeleteLove the cards, and the dies are "to die for" pun intended!!! LOL!!! TFS!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card.
ReplyDeleteI am so going to get this die I love it. Your project is beautiful
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card
ReplyDeleteOh wow...this is such a beautiful card! I love the die!
ReplyDeleteThe cards are beautiful - as usual. Great tutorial. Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteWow your cards look so elegant and pretty! Thanks for the great stamping tip, too! This is a great set. Nice sneak peek.
ReplyDeleteThis is just gorgeous! I love how elegant and intricate the card is!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful and elegant
ReplyDeleteAnne
Christina, your cards with this new die are stunning! TFS!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is exquisite! Love it.
ReplyDeleteGood morning Christina,
ReplyDeleteBoth are beautiful cards but i think the white and silver takes it for me today. Sorry i couldn't post yesterday because the "D" on my keyboard wouldn't work but hubby got a new one for today. Thank you also for the Anna Marie tip as i have finally got my A3 heavy weight white cardstock for making my boxes for my bigger cards. I hope that you and your film crew had a lovely day out meeting up with your daughters,
Love and crafty hugs
Norah (Glenochil Village)
wow love it christina
ReplyDeleteA beautiful card and fantastic clear Tutorial Christina ,well done .
ReplyDeleteTake care
Elaine H X
Hi Christina
ReplyDeleteAnother stunning card. Love love love this die.
Wow this is stunning. Love these new dies xx
ReplyDeletewow .love the card and the die. both gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteLovely cards, I can see these dies being very inspirational.
ReplyDeleteMorning Christine,
ReplyDeleteA stunning card, love it.
Lydia
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Mmmm, I can see why it is called Imperial Square. Very elegant.
ReplyDeleteCheers
Janice W
Fabulous card Christina. The detail in the die is absolutely amazing - hope it is soon on sale in UK. Pat x
ReplyDeleteLove this die. :-) and what you do whit it.
ReplyDeleteSoooooo beautiful work here, I absolutely LOVE this set here, and your card as well, soooo wonderful creation down to the smallest little detail.
ReplyDeleteHi Christina...WOW!!! These cards are beyond beautiful!! What fantastic new dies and a wonderful chance to win one as well. A great start to the day :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, nice new dies from Spellbinders, exciting to see them early. thanks
ReplyDeleteStunning! What a gorgeous card!
ReplyDeleteGood morning Christina, I like the looke of this die and the card you have made. Very elegant Beryl xx
ReplyDeleteSo nice to see your lovely work included in the hop Christina. The card example you are showing today is beautiful. I am going to try to replicate it with what I have here on hand.
ReplyDeleteWow! Your cards were marvellous before you became a Spellbinder's Ambassador. Now, they are super gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful is your card and elegant too!
ReplyDeleteLove that beautiful silver mirror paper :)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous! Love them both and these new dies look very interesting, can't wait for them to be on sale.
ReplyDeleteLorraine
Such a lovely and elegant card; I love the silver and white combination.
ReplyDeleteWow what a start to your new adventure. The card is stunning. Very classy white and silver card. Wishing you every success
ReplyDeleteX Ros
This is just amazing, I looks like it was made with mirrors, Stunning, great collection of dies.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card, cannot wait to see the new dies, thank you Christina
ReplyDeleteYour card is just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWow, gorgeous cards! I so love spellbinders dies with their delicate intricacies makes cards so beautiful and elegant!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeletewow love your card
ReplyDeleteIt is so elegant and beautiful ...
ReplyDeleteThe silver card is just gorgeous and so elegant....the die fit so well together
ReplyDeletewell done Christina
Hi Christina, love this intricate card, thanks for the opportunity of winning a died
ReplyDeleteAnne Owens
this is such a wow card. I love it. great work.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards, you did a fabulous job sharing the possibilities of this die set.
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are beautiful, but the wedding card is absolutely STUNNING!!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning. Hugs Suzi
ReplyDeleteOMG fabulous dies and now I know what I want for Christmas (well, what Im going to spend my Christmas money on). Brilliant showcasing of the dies Christina/
ReplyDeleteWhat an elegant card. The layering is so beautiful and the chosen papers were perfect. Thank you for sharing your tutorial.
ReplyDeleteStunning! Fabulous tutorial - thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!! Great tutorial thank you
ReplyDeleteSpectacular!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Christina. Love the silver paper, pretty.
ReplyDeleteGood Morning Christina. V-E-R-Y Nice Cards. I always start my day with a visit to your web site. I am NEVER disappointed. You always make my day! Thank You, Thank you, Thank you! Enjoy your day.
ReplyDeleteSo very elegant and versatile! Lovely, just absolutely lovely. And thank you for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteHappy the new dies are here and you are showing me what can be done with them.
ReplyDeleteThey look great. I am still visiting you every morning, missed you while you were
over here.
Wow...stunning cards...love the silver and the creative way you have used these new dies...beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful and elegant, thanks for showing how you do!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards! Thank you for sharing and the tutorial
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautifully elegant creation, I love the white and silver layered together.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards thank you for sharing. xx
ReplyDeleteGreat die and an absolutely beautiful card . TFS
ReplyDeleteVery elegant and beautiful.
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing.
Stunning cards. Thanks for the step by step instructions.
ReplyDeleteCheers
Trina Millin
Such gorgeous cards!
ReplyDeleteThankful for the tut plus sharing your elegantly gorgeous cards with us!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards....I love the silver shimmer! Elegant and soft, a card I sure would love to see in my mailbox!
ReplyDeleteAmazing card, very beautiful.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely STUNNING! Must look at buying these dies! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat an elegant die, amazing cards!
ReplyDeleteWow, both of your projects are amazing!! Thank you!!
ReplyDeleteI just Love Your Work Christina, Absolutely Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLove the new dies, great tutorial.
ReplyDeleteThis card is simply gorgeous. I can hardly wait to get the dies.
ReplyDeleteOh Christina, as usual you have made two really beautiful cards that just make me want to buy again!
ReplyDeleteWOW what a wonderful die set the Imperial Square is. It looks so versatile and would be wonderful to use with many other Spellbinders dies
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely Stunning, Love it!!!
ReplyDeleteAnother exquisite template. Just when you think you've seen the best one ever, someone raises the bar again. We are so lucky to have these talented artists sharing their art with us. Thank you!
ReplyDeletebrilliant card.... lovely ne w dies... love it Christina
ReplyDeleteSilver and white are pure gorgeous together! What a wonderful designed die and great ways that you used it.
ReplyDeleteWow,gorgeous cards Christina! The news dies are fantastic :-)
ReplyDeleteChristina, your designs are so stunning! You're amazing!
ReplyDeleteElegant card. Love how the card looks and the die.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous use of the die!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Card!
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card made by a beautiful die.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the instructions.
You truly are an amazing artist and I love the way you can show us what to do with a die, other than just cut. Love your tutorials. TFS
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your first post for Spellbinders. They certainly picked the right person. Gorgeous card. Thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteJust stunning. What a beautiful card. Adore the die. Thank you for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteVery nice card. Love it.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards. Love the silver accents.
ReplyDeleteStunning card Christina! I have been a follower of your blog for years and am constantly amazed at your talent! Thanks so much for sharing and inspiring!
ReplyDeleteHi Christina, Love the new spellbinders die and the card you have created using this die is fabulous. Using the silver card with the white makes it look very sufficticated and elegant. Thank you for the tutorial. Elsaxx
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your BEAUTIFUL cards.
ReplyDeleteCrafty hugs,
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DesignsByDragonfly.blogspot
Breath Taking! This is beautiful! Thank you for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteStunning cards. Thank you for the great tutorial.
ReplyDeleteAfter 45 years of marriage to the same, lovely man, I am prepared to marry him again if it improves my chances of winning this gorgeous card ;) You have made a beautiful creation Christina. X
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful set of dies and I love what you did with them!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards. I think I am goona give it a try
ReplyDeleteWOW!!! This Looks Beautiful.. And all those small Details you have put together.. impressive job. The Result in silver and cream colored paper is Wonderful.. And that is due to all the layers you have made!! It looks Stunning!!.
ReplyDeleteYour cards are gorgeous! Must have dies :). Thanks for the detailed instructions
ReplyDeleteSo elegant
ReplyDeleteChristina your card is exquisite! This is a MUST HAVE die, just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSimply stunning! Can't wait to finish work to get home and have a try at this one. Thank you as always for sharing x
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial Christina, very interesting, I do love this card...so beautiful with the silver behind....luv Ursula xx
ReplyDeleteSimply beautiful
ReplyDeleteA beautiful card. Your instructions are the best. Thanks Christina.
ReplyDeleteSo Beautiful !!! I want one.
ReplyDeleteOh, such pretty cards. Thank you
ReplyDeleteWow, this is one beautiful card!
ReplyDeleteThe silver paper and accents make this a beautiful and elegant card. Thanks for the instructions and pictures.
ReplyDeleteWow! This is stunning!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards!! I love this this die!! Thank you for sharing your talent!!
ReplyDeleteWow- what a gorgeous, ornate, and intricate card. Love the metallic accents. Really beautiful.
ReplyDeleteYour cards are stunning!! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWow gorgeous.,. Love love love this die.
ReplyDeleteThe card front created fom the die cut is, as previously stated, gorgeous. I am a fan of the more intricate spellbinders dies. This one has my vote. I am looking forward to purchasing it, once it is available to the public. Thank you for sharing your creation with us. JClarke50@aol.com
ReplyDeleteBeautiful yet again.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful card!
ReplyDeleteI love your elegant cards!
ReplyDeleteThe white and silver card is just gorgeous Would love the die X
ReplyDeleteSimply stunning!
ReplyDeleteWow so darn pretty. That silver and white card is just over the top gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card.
ReplyDeleteKind regards
Anne Owens
Now...this is beautiful.. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletemade one from a similar spellbinders set for my sisters wedding card...love your tutorials
ReplyDeleteabsolutely stunning!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card!
ReplyDeleteLove the Details!
ReplyDeleteElegant, thanks for the info!
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