Friday, March 21, 2014

Scalloped Tag Topper Easter Bunny Basket



This is a Basket I made this morning using the Scalloped Tag Topper Punch.  Isn't he adorable and so much fun to make.  The back side even has a bunny tail made from the Scalloped Itty Bitty Punch.
The colors are Pool Party, Gumball Green, Primrose Petals and Whisper White.  I used the Fringed Scissors for the grass.  The Pool Party basket is cut 6" x 11".  Put the 6" side at the top of the Simply Scored and score at 2" all the way down and at 4" all the way down.  Turn and put the  11" side at the top.  Score at 3" just to the scored line. Then score at 4 1/2" all the way down, then 6 1/2" all the way down.  Then 8" to the score line.  Turn and do the other side at the 3" and 8" to the score line.
Then you will need to cut two parallel lines on the 6"on the score lines but just up to the center score lines.  On the 11" side you will cut on the first scored line to the first cut lines so that you will be cutting away the outside rectangles on all four sides.


The dotted lines are where you will fold and crease with the Bone Folder to make your basket and glue sides together with Multipurpose Liquid Glue.

1.       I also cut Pool Party side panels at 4 ½” x 2” and insert them into the Decorative Dots Embossing Folder and ran it through the Big Shot on Tab 1 and glue them onto the Scalloped side with Multipurpose Liquid Glue.

2.       The Gumball Green is cut at 2” x 1 ½” four times (one for each side of the basket).  Fringe with the Fringed Scissors and attach to the basket with Snail Adhesive.

3.       For the Bunny:  From Whisper White cardstock and punches, cut two 1 ½”  Circles, two of the 1” circles , four of the ½” circles and one Itty Bitty scalloped shape.  Cut two Elegant Butterflies which you cut off the bottom wings to create your bunny ears. Punch Edges with Primrose Petal ink. 

4.       Put bunny together on the front side of the basket by using Dimensionals.  Punch out a Primrose Petal heart shape from the Owl Builder Punch to make the bunny’s nose and attach with a Glue Dot.  Punch out two Basic Black eyes with the Owl Builder punch and attach with Multipurpose Liquid Glue.  For the back side, you only need to add the bunny tail with a Dimensional.

5.       Insert Primrose Petal cardstock into the Beautiful Wings Embosslit to create the butterfly for the front and attach with a Glue Dot.

6.       Attach the Primrose Petal Ribbons to the top and tie in a bow.









 

Sunday, March 9, 2014

Blessed Easter


This is a card we did at a workshop today using the Fringe Scissors #133325.  Here are the
instructions:

Stamp Sets:  Blessed Easter #133212

Cardstock:  Primrose Petals, Whisper White, Gumball Green

Ink:  Primrose Petals and Gumball Green ink and Markers, Stazon Black

Other:  Beautiful Wings Embosslits, Blender Pen, Fringe Scissors, Snail Adhesive, Bone Folder, Big Shot, Glue Dots

 

1.       Primrose Petals is cut at 11” x 4¼” and scored at 5½” in the middle.  Use Bone Folder to crease the scored line.

2.       On the 5¼” x 4” Whisper White cardstock, stamp the Blessed Easter stamp with Stazon Black ink.

3.       Colors in with Blender Pen and ink.  Use markers on the black lines of the image.  Attach to front of card with Snail Adhesive.

4.       Take the 4¼” x 1½” Gumball Green cardstock and use the Fringe Scissors to cut it to make it look like grass.  Smooth the fringes out and attach with Snail Adhesive at the bottom of the card.

5.       Insert small piece of Primrose Petals in the Beautiful Wings Embosslit and run it through the Big Shot using standard cutting plates to make a sandwich on Tab 1.

6.       Punch them out and attach butterflies with the Glue Dots on your card.

Scalloped Tag Topper Petal Parade card



 
This is a card that I created using Tanya Bell's instructions for this technique using the Scalloped Tag Topper Punch #133324 into a card, but I wanted to use the Sale-a-Bration set Petal Parade. 
My club customers wanted to know how to make these, so I showed them how at the workshop today.  Here are the instructions for my card. 
 
 
 
 
1.     Pool Party cardstock is cut at 8½” x 5½”. (Do not score like the usual card).
2.     Line up the 5½” edge side of the cardstock at the top of the Stampin’ Trimmer at the 1” mark on the right side of the cutting area.
3.     With a pencil, make a little mark at the top of the cardstock at the 1” mark.  Flip it over and make another pencil mark on the other side.
4.     Gently push your cardstock into the Scalloped Tag Topper all the way back and line up pencil mark at the edge of the punch.  Now Punch!
5.     Make a score mark over this scallop and fold it in and crease with the Bone Folder.
6.     On the other side do the same, but do not score it.
7.     Instead, line the folded scallop at the 4¼” line on the trimmer and with the scoring blade score and use the Bone Folder to crease it.  Now the two scallops should meet on the right side of your card.
8.     Stamp the 5¼” x 4” Whisper White cardstock with Bermuda Bay ink and the leafy flower three times on the one side.  Attach to inside of card with Snail Adhesive.
9.     Use 1/8” Bermuda Bay Taffeta Ribbon to tie scallops together.
10.   On the outside, attach the 2” x 5” Sweet Sorbet DSP to the 2¼” x 5¼” Bermuda Bay cardstock with Snail Adhesive.  Attach to left side of card with Snail Adhesive.
11.   Stamp flower on Whisper White scrap and punch out with 1¾” Circle Punch.  Attach with Dimensionals.
12.   Punch out large Bermuda Bay butterfly with Elegant Butterfly Punch.  Stamp little butterfly with Bermuda Bay ink on Whisper White cardstock and punch out with Bitty Butterfly punch.  Attach with Glue Dot or Dimensional.
 
 

Saturday, March 1, 2014

Perfect Pennants Scalloped Tag Topper Card

This is a technique that I learned from watching Tanya Bell's video to use the Scalloped Tag Topper, but I also used another technique with this card by using the Banner Framelits .  The set is from Perfect Pennants, and the ribbon is the 3/8" Summer Starfruit ribbon.  I used the Scalloped Tag Topper Punch, 1/2" Circle Punch, Banner Framelit Dies to make this card.  I used the colors Island Indigo and Summer Starfruit.

Yuletide Village with Frosted Forest trees in an arch

This is the card that I used for my monthly November swap.  The theme was "Christmas Card" but although there is no message on the...