There is actually two videos for you to use. The first one is using a die cutting machine. You can use manual or electric (if you weld your circles together). The second is the "old fashion way", using just paper, scissors and glue.
- Here is my first card using a machine...
Tutorial #1
- Here is my second card using the "tag" technique that I cut out with my paper trimmer...
(the design for this card was for a challenge for Colorful Creations... use your favorite products, in this case: my cuttlebug and circle dies, Memento ink, embossing powers/gun, sparkle/glitter, ribbon. AND to use something that you are not comfortable with, so I used my Stamp Around set from Inkadinkado (I bought it awhile ago and tested out of the box and never touched it again. I also used a stick pin which is my first time. Overall I think this is one of my favorite cards.
Tutorial #2
I have a 3rd "mini" tutorial... Making a circle easel card very fast! All you need is a bowl, pencils, scissors and some adhesive.
- Using a small bowl, flip it over and trace the outside once and then trace it again but this time overlap the first circle a little bit.
- Now trace another circle by itself ( red paper)...the small circle was just extra to show that you can get two sizes with 1 bowl. I just traced the bottom of the bowl to get the smaller circle.
- Now cut the circles out by hand
- Fold the double circle where they meet in the center
- Next fold the top circle in half and down (I just eye balled it)
- Finally adhere the single circle to the bottom portion of the folded circle
There you go! Nice and Easy!
Join us for the Tutorial Challenge #2. First, watch the video, then create your own version of the card shown in the tutorial (please try to keep it within the same lines, but your creative spin is what will set it apart!). Next, link it up! You will be entered to win the challenge price.
Rules:
- One entry per person.
- Challenge ends September 30th
- Minimum 10 participants, so share with friends!
- Link back to SBC
- Must be a follower of the blog to be eligible to win
Good luck!
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Hope you have a blessed day and thanks for stopping by,
Sandy,
Very pretty - all of them. I'm inspired to make an easel card today!
ReplyDeletesuper tutorial, Sandy, thank you for sharing xx
ReplyDeleteGreat card and tutorial Sandy. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card and a fabulous tutorial Sandy
ReplyDeleteHugz, Lorraine xx
These are gorgeous and a great tutorial too. Thank you for sharing.
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Linda xxx
Thank you for the invitation to add my card to your new challenge. Fab tutorial on making an easel & good luck with the new challenge blog.
ReplyDeleteTine :)
Awesome tutorials Sandy and I LOVE how you made the ribbon with the rhinestone:-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for inviting me to enter Sandy - I haven't happened across this blog before, so I will certainly be visiting again - super tutorial. xx
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