Creating Patterned Paper Cards with Rosie’s Studio Breakfast in Bed Collection
Hello, crafty friends!! Brenda Noelke here from My PaperCut Creations! I’m thrilled to be a guest on the Spellbinders blog today!! I’m combining pattern paper, stickers, chipboard stickers, and die-cut to create three cards with the Rosie’s Studio Breakfast In Bed Collection!! There’s also an embellishment bundle that includes several products from this collection. I had so much fun mixing and matching these goodies!!
I chose some of the stunning florals in the die-cut ephemera pack for my second card. The pattern paper creates such a cohesive design!!
I began by trimming a piece of pattern paper from the 6” x 6” Designer Paper Pad slightly smaller than A2 and adhering it to a panel of Chiffon cardstock. A piece of striped paper from the same paper pad was adhered across the center of the background. I die-cut a piece of Chiffon cardstock and white cardstock with dies from the Nested Postage Labels & Tag Die Set and adhered them with liquid glue.
The floral, leaf, and heart die-cuts are from the die-cut ephemera pack. The leaves and floral bouquet were adhered with liquid glue. The sentiment and bird are from the chipboard sticker pack. The bird was popped up with foam squares, along with the tiny circle heart die-cut.
Fashion Bella Pearls were the perfect finishing touch.
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I fell in love with the pattern paper on my last card!
The heart pattern paper from the 6” x 6” Designer Paper Pad was trimmed slightly smaller than A2 and adhered to an A2 panel of blue pattern paper from the same paper pack.
I tied a bit of twine through the die-cut tag, then adhered it, a die-cut floral sticker, and one other tag to the background. The chipboard sentiment was added across the tags.
Two circle heart die-cuts, from the die-cut ephemera pack, were popped up with foam squares, and the same Fashion Bella Pearls finish this one off.
You can find more of my work on my blog My PaperCut Creations or on Instagram @mypapercutcreations!!
Thank you so much for stopping by today!! Happy crafting!
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