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Friday, December 19, 2014

Spellbinders Patterned Border Tutorial

Hello Blog Friends, we are fast approaching Christmas, so many of us are so busy with preparations and making this special celebrations something wonderful for families.  


In the meantime, I am sharing a card that is for all occasions, it is always good to have a few on hand.  I am using the Borderabilities - don't you love the effect off them when they are layered!!

Spellbinders Products:
Cross Promotional Products:
Other: Cream card stock; Anna Griffin - Lots of Layers Patterned Paper; Mauve card stock; Sanding Block, Green patterned paper


 1. Cut patterned paper to 6cm x 14cm.  Place A2 Scalloped Borders Three Borderabilities® along the right edge and cut/emboss using the Grand Calibur.
 2. Use the Die as a stencil and sponge along the patterned edge using Bamboo Leaves and a sponge Dauber.


3. Cut the mauve card stock so it is slightly longer than the top layer and 2cm wider.  Add Cutting Edge Die to the card stock and cut/emboss using the Grand Calibur Machine. 
4. Sand along the patterned edges using Sanding Block
5. Attach Cutting edge only to the front of the card base only - NOTE: To ensure you are not cutting the back as well, lie the card base open and flat.



 6. Adhere the different layers onto the card base, using E-Z Adhesive Runner.
 7. Cut card liner slightly smaller than the base, in white card stock, adhere inside the card base, make sure to line up so that is gives the impression of another layer.
 8. Cut two (2) Foliage Flourish in green card stock.
 9. Adhere to lower left corner using liquid glue.
10. Cut one (1) medium and two (2) Blooms Four using white card stock. Colour the leaves lightly using pink. 
11. Layer, offsetting each layer, using liquid glue, adding a narrow strip of green patterned paper to the left hand edge.
12.Pop layered flower into the leaves using 3D Foam Square,
13. Add large pearl to the flower center and graduated pearls along top left corner.
13. Stamp sentiment using Tuxedo Black, cut round right hand corners, popping slightly under the flower using 3D Foam Squares.




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8 comments:

  1. What a wonderful card and a great tutorial - thanks Linda
    Blessings
    Maxine

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  2. Linda, this is such a gorgeous card! That shaped edge is fabulous, the color palette is wonderful and such a great tutorial, too! Thanks for sharing! Hugs!

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  3. Gorgeous card. I hardly ever use my border dies...you have inspired me to pull them out again! :)

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  4. WOW! This is stunning! Never thought to layer my borders!!! Great idea! Thanks for the great tutorial and the inspiration! Merry Christmas to you and your awesome family!!! <3

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  5. Gorgeous card, Linda. Thanks for sharing tutorial.

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