Whitewash Card
For my first card I chose this beautiful Whitewash cardstock, I love this paper and wish I could get it locally. Unfortunately I can only get it from the US and I have only been able to get a bit, but now that they have 6x6 pads I will be able to get it shipped in. I really love working with the Whitewash, it is so soft and elegant.
Supplies used:
- Victoria CB Folder
- Spellbinders Flying Beauties
- Core'dinations Whitewash
- Core'dinations Cardstock (teal)
- Core'dinations Pearl Cardstock
- Pearls
Faux Criss Cross Card
In the DT post, Core'dinations specifically mentioned that they were looking for people to create cards using A2 card bases. Even though I don't have Core'dinations card bases I challenged myself to start with an A2 card base. For this card I made a faux Criss Cross card from an A2 base. I used regular Core'dinations cardstock for the card pocket, some Black Magic for the belly band, and some Whitewash for the cupcake embelishment
Supplies used:
- Core'dinations Cardstock (White, Teal)
- Core'dinations Whitewash
- Core'dinations Blackmagic
- Spellbinders Big Scallop Circles
- Spellbinders Lacey Ovals
- Martha Stewart Swirling Lace Punch
Flower Card
I made a flower card for my final card, because I wanted to show a tutorial on the flower. I made a video for Crop Chocolate but I never made a step by step tutorial so I thought I would combine them together. I love making these flowers, and they are very versatile. I have used them on boxes, cards, scrapbook pages, and even altered items.
Here is the video tutorial I made for the flower, it was my first time doing a video and I remember having to do it over three times. Thankfully I later learned how to edit them, I don't think I would have ever done another.
Step 1:
Cut three flowers of the same shape but in different sizes (I used Spellbinders Blossom 2)
Step 2:
Emboss the flowers (I used CB folder Victoria)
Step 3:
Sand the embossing (this brings out the core color of the Core'dinations)
Step 4:
Cut the flowers between the petals, about a 1/2" for the larger flowers a bit less for the smaller ones
Step 5:
Curl the petals of the flowers up, you can use a bone folder, something round or just your fingers
Step 6:
Glue each layer together, try to offset the points of the petals between layers. Add an embellishment to the center you can use a button, brad, or another flower.
Supplies used:
- Core'dinations Cardstock (white, light and dark purple)
- Spellbinders floral flourishes
- Spellbinders Blossom 2
- Spellbinders Flower Bouquet Miniabilities
- Twine
Gorgeous! Thanks for the tutorial. Gonna try this :)
ReplyDeleteLove the cards, the cardstock with its soft colours and the tutorial. You are awesome!!!
ReplyDeletesuch a beautiful technique! Love the cards you've made with it!!!!! Thanks for your lovely comment on my blog!
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