Jubilee Hello Card Tutorial: Layered Die Cutting and Patterned Paper Design
Hi everyone! I’m Stephanie Dang, and I am the guest designer for this beautiful collection called Jubilee by Rosie’s Studio. If you would like to see more of my work or follow me, please find me on Instagram and my blog. The inspiration for my projects is inspired by You will find all supplies to recreate these projects at the bottom of my blog post.
Step 1: Start with an 8.5” x 5.5” white card base folded in half.
Step 2: Take the heart-patterned paper and the paisley-patterned paper from the 6 x 6 Rosie’s Studio paper pack and trim it down to 4.25” x 5.5”. For the paisley: trim off 1/8mm from each edge.
Step 3: Die-cut pieces using Blooming Hello die set on pink patterned paper and white paper. Also cut flower pieces on yellow and green papers from the Jubilee collection. Set these aside.
Step 4: Using scallop circle dies from Spellbinders, take the two largest and cut out a white cardstock scallop circle frame.
Step 5: Adhere the heart paper to the base of the card. Take the paisley and glue down the scallop circle frame towards top, and layer the smaller scallop die back on top. Run that through the machine.
Step 6: Lightly mark the scallop on the base of card with pencil.
Step 7: Adhere the “H” to the center of the drawn scallop. Erase the markings. Place adhesive foam behind the paisley paper with the scallop opening and adhere to the base of the card. Glue down the “ELLO” towards the bottom of the card.
Step 8: Finished by gluing die-cut pieces on the “H” along with ephemeras.
I hope you enjoyed all my projects and feel inspired to create these yourself by using this beautiful “Jubilee” collection by Rosie’s Studio. If you would like to see more of my work or follow me, please find me on Instagram and my blog. Thank you for reading, and have an awesome, blessed week!
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