The project #1 is a multi-layered framed card decorated with a large flower made with
Blooming Rose die set
. For the background I used a sheet of paper with small floral pattern in subdued pink shades.
The project #2 is a trifold card that has a little pocket inside so it can be used as a money holder or a gift card holder. You can also slip a note with a message into that pocket. This card is also much quicker and easier to create than the previous one.
I have used vellum to create a background for labels on both cards. Semi-transparency is such a unique property of this material - although a label covers up almost half of a card you can still see how that gorgeous swirl background pattern spreads throughout the card front.
I have also used some die cut sentiments from both Phrase Set One and Phrase Set Two sets to add on top of labels. The first one is die cut from the same patterned paper that I used for the background and the second one is plain cream cardstock.
VIDEO TUTORIAL
Want to know exactly how both cards were created? You can find a full the step by step guide in a video tutorial. Watch below or on
YouTube
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Patterned papers by Prima and Tim Holtz, silver rimmed pearl brads, half pearls, gold embossing powder.
Thanks again for stopping by today, I hope you enjoyed the tutorial. Have a beautiful spring weekend! See you again soon!
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Brilliant tutorial, clear and concise, I can’t wait to try it.
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Brilliant tutorial, clear and concise, I can’t wait to try it.
I love the cards! They’re keepsakes!
Thanks Pooja!
Gorgeous cards !