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Saturday Simply Fun Card Fold Class- Easel Cards: Regular, Twisted, Circle, Platform

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Hi crafty friends. Our first Simply Fun Card Fold Saturday Class was EASEL CARDS.  This is the follow up post where you will find measurements, tutorials and different types of easel cards to create.

Supplies needed:
Cardstock for card base
Pattern paper
Score Board
Bone Folder
Trimmer
Score tape/adhesive
Embellishments

Watch the video below, and make your card. Then post it over on the SBC Facebook Group Wall:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/TheScrapBookblessingsClub/




OPTION 1:
 EASEL CARD PICTURE TUTORIAL: 

TWISTED EASEL CARD PICTURE TUTORIAL:




OPTION 2: This is an older video where I show you how to make a Scallop Circle Easel Card using metal dies and die machine, any will do.



OPTION 3: This is an older video where I show you a couple size options for your easel cards. You want to fast forward and start the video at 1:51 (ignore the bad intro, lol).

OPTION 4: This video is our first Live Card Class however You Tube Live Stream does not like my computer and there is a lot of screen freezing. But I still wanted to add it because I show how to make a TWISTED EASEL CARD in this one along with some card basics and the regular easel card. 

Other SBC Easel Photo Tutorials:

Platform Easel
http://www.scrapbookblessingsclub.com/2014/12/sbc-easel-tutorial.html

Circle Easel Card without dies

http://www.scrapbookblessingsclub.com/2013/09/tutorial-challenge-2-circle-easel-card.html



Thanks for watching.


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