SBC Teepee Tutorial ~

Hello Friends,

Annette here for the Scrapbook Blessings Club and today for Friday's Cards.

I would like to feature today the Teepee Card.

The Teepee Card is extremely simple and quick to make and fun to decorate in various ways.

For this Teepee Project, I have used the perfect My Besties Digi Stamp IMG690 and kept it simple by just adding a small amount of beaded trimmed edging, a Prima Flower/Leaf plus a Die Cut Feather in the contrasting Black Dot Designer paper.

Tip of the day:
Mark your Teepee Panels with a pencil for a guide to know which section/panel you want your co-ordinating designer papers to be adhered to

Now onto my project:-

I am using a Quill Metalique Board 285gsm for my Teepee
Cut 3 pieces measuring 6" x 6"

Score each of the panels across on the diagonal with your score board

For a guide to know where to attach your designer printed papers, it is a good idea to overlap your Teepee panel sections first to see how your panels will fit and which panel goes on in the order of your choice ~ I generally put a mark with a pencil for a guide

Cut two designer papers measuring 5+3/4" x 5+3/4" and score again on the diagonal

Cut each designer paper across the scored line and attach them to your Teepee with double sided adhesive tape in the desired order required
Once you have attached your designer papers your Teepee is ready for attaching each panel section with double sided adhesive Tape
This is a very simple design to make ~ your Teepee is ready for decorating with your embellishments and digital stamps etc.

Here is my finished project ~ as you can see I have used the stripe designer paper for my main Teepee upper sections and the lower sections is the black dot print

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Thank you for visiting my Teepee Card Tutorial today and I hope you have enjoyed this project.

For any questions you may like to ask, please leave in the comments section and I will endeavour to respond as soon as possible.

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Thank you for stopping by and have a wonderful day.

Hope you have a blessed day and thanks for stopping by,

Annette ~ http://annetteshobbyrosettes.blogspot.com.au/

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