For this tutorial I am using the Naples Medallion and this is a large die set.
You can make your base cards in this shape or just add it to a card but for this one I am taking my scissors to the shape and cutting it up.
The pictured card is 8x6" because it is a baby card that will be signed by lots of workmates for their colleague
Spellbinders Used:
Other Supplies:
- A4 Embossing Folder
- Flowers/leaves/glitter balls/bows centre from Wild Orchid Crafts
- Ribbon from Mei Flower
- Glitter from Glitter Magic
- Circle Sentiment from Lili of the Valley
- Pink/white card from Papermill Direct
Instructions:
Take one sheet of A4 card and fold in half along the short side, and keep the fold at the top to create the base card.
With the pink card hand cut a panel that is slightly smaller then the base and leaves a small border around the edge
Emboss this layer with any folder that you have
With the Naples Medallion cut the largest one in white and lay it onto some pink card and faux Nestie cut the pink layer that will sit underneath. Cut this circle in half
Off set the two halves and add to your base card with foam pads to give some depth
Wrap the panel with ribbon to hide the join. I have used double ribbon for mine with white at the bottom and pink on top
Secure on the back and then add this panel to the base card
I decided to cut this chain circle from the Naples Medallion set and cut this in half and add to the cetnre circles. You can see this in the main photo
I stamped a sentiment and used the Classic Circles to cut it out and then layered it onto the Scalloped Circle.
I cut two of the smallest dies from the Naples Medallion and cut them both in half.
With some foam pads I added all four pieces to the back of my sentiment and added it to my card
I dressed it with glittered flowers and added glitter balls to the centres
Notice the little pink butterfly nestled in with the flowers !!
More tomorrow ...
Hugs xx
Lovely card and Tutorial Christina, thank you .
ReplyDeleteElaine H X
A great tutorial and reminder to use our dies cuts by altering them. Love this "pretty in pink" baby card!
ReplyDeleteSandra Smith
What a truly beautiful card.
ReplyDeleteLovely card, very pretty.
ReplyDeleteMichele
Stunning baby card, the die looks fabulous and gorgoues arrangement of flowers. Hugs Jennifer xxx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Christina.
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful Christina. What a wonderful keepsake.
ReplyDeleteLove Val in Spain x
Morning Christina,
ReplyDeleteA very pretty card.
Lydia
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Beautiful card! What a lovely keepsake xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a great baby card - love the medallion die.
ReplyDeleteThank you,
Sue Mac
Pretty in pink, always a stunner
ReplyDeleteHi Christina,
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful baby card! I love the new medalion die and what a difference it makes by being brave enough to chop it in half!!
Bejay xx
Hi Christina
ReplyDeleteA very pretty card
June x
A superb little card today Christina, great tutorial too, thanks a million for the idea on cutting the dies....luv Ursula xx
ReplyDeleteClever and beautiful. !
ReplyDeleteGorgeous baby card Christina, I love the design and flower arrangements.
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Linda xxx
OH! I love the way you manipulate the dies cuts to fit a specific design.
ReplyDeleteLove the 1/2 circle idea. Learned something new and exiting today :-)
Beautiful card
Thank You
Beautiful card and thanks for the tutorial. Love the colours you have used. Dianne
ReplyDeleteHi Christina
ReplyDeleteThank you for the very easy to follow tutorial which produces a very pretty baby girl card.
Love & best wishes
Jenny C xxx
Such a great card. I am needing to make a wedding card today so thank you for the inspiration. Have missed looking at your site. This summer has been "crazy" busy. Babysitting 2 little ones keeps my hubby and me hopping. :) ~blessings
ReplyDeleteEvening Christina. Gorgeous pink baby card. Love how you've cut the die to make two semi circles. X
ReplyDeleteHi Christina, what a gorgeous card forgot to check your blog yesterday don't know how as I love it but anyway remembered today.
ReplyDeleteNancyd xx
Christina hello -
ReplyDeleteAnother lovely card! You certainly make lovely cards!
Lovely card Christina and thank you so much for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteI like your tutorials. They're full of information and definitely inspirational. Thanks.
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