Det finnes så mange puncher og dies, og det finnes også uendelige måter å bruke og kombinere disse. Min tutorial i dag er et 3D rammekort, hvor jeg har brukt mange puncher og dies. Du kan selvfølgelig bruke tutorialen trinn for trinn, men jeg håper også du får inspirasjon til å lage dine egne varianter. Her er det bare fantasien som setter grenser. ******* There are so many punches and dies, and so many different ways to use and combinate them. My tutorial today is a 3D frame card, where I have used a lot of punches and dies. You can of course use the tutorial step by step, but I also hope to give you inspiration to play and find your own variants. Her er et bilde av hva jeg har brukt til kortet mitt. Du ternger slett ikke ha det samme utstyret. Poenget er å leke med det du har. ******* Here you can see the tools I have used for my card. But of course you don`t need the exsact same things. The point is to play with what you have. Jeg begynner med å kutte til to kartonger. Den store er 5” / 6 3/4”, og passer til en ”around the page” punch. Den andre kartongen kutter du litt mindre, alt ettersom hvilken bordpunch du har brukt. Til å lage rammene har jeg brukt spellbinder dies i to forskjellige størrelser. ******* I start with two pices of cardstock. The big one is 5” / 6 3/4”, and fits an “around the page” punch. The second cardstock is a little bit smaller, depending on wich border punch you have used. To make the frames I have used two different sized Spellbinders. Nå snur jeg den lille kartongen, og tegner en ramme rundt hullet. ******* Now I turn the small cardstock, and draw a rectangle around the frame. Jeg bruker bone folderen, og preger langs strekene. ******* I use my bone folder to score the lines. Snu kartongen, og se at du har fått en ekstra ramme. ******* Turn the cardstock again, and you can see your scored frame. Nå finner jeg mønsterpapiret jeg vil bruke, og kutter den til så den passer til den minste rammen. Jeg sparer på den biten jeg har skjært bort, den vil også komme til nytte. ******* I take the patterned paper I want to use, and cut it to fit the small frame. Spare the left over, you will need it later. Brett et dobbelt kort i den størrelsen du ønsker. Mitt brettede kort er litt mindre enn den store rammen. Papirbiten jeg sparte på limer jeg midt på kortet, og mønsterpapiret jeg kuttet til har jeg her limt på den lille rammen. ******* Now fold a card in the size you like. My folded card is just a little bit smaller than the big frame. My left over paper I now fasten in the center of the card, and I also decorate the small frame with patterned paper. Nå er det på tide å ta frem lim putene. Begge rammene har her fått 3D puter på baksiden. ******* It is time to use some 3D pads. Here both my frames have got 3D pads on the back. Her har jeg montert rammene til kortet. Jeg starter med den minste rammen, og limer den store rammen på til slutt. ******* Here you can see how I have mounted the card. I start with the small frame, and attach the big frame on top. Her er kortet mitt ferdig. Jeg har brukt en oval Spellbinder til vintagebildet, og montert det på to Spellbinder rammer. I tillegg til roser og noen perler har jeg dekorert kortet med en blomst laget av tre lag Spellbinder blomster, en sommerfugl fra Martha Stewart, swirle fra Magnolia og blader fra EK Success. ******* My card is all done. I have used an oval Spellbinder for my vintage picture, and mounted it to two more Spellbinder ovals. Beside roses and some pearls, I have decorated my card with a flower made by three Spellbinder dies, a butterfly from Martha Stewart, a swirl from Magnolia, and leaves from EK Success. Her er et kort til, som er bygget opp på nøyaktig samme måte. Se så forskjellige de blir. ******* Here is another card built the exact same way. See how different it looks. Jeg håper du ble inspirert til å leke med puncher og dies. Ha det gøy, og lykke til med ditt nye kort. ****** I hope you got inspired to play with punches and dies. Have fun, and good luck with your card.

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Again - I used pieces from my table for this card. The card base is gray with speckles. I had already punched the border (with a Martha Stewart punch) and scored two lines above the punching. I added a strip of plum cardstock to the inside of the card to show under the punching. Then I added a strip of the same cardstock above the scoring and added two more scored lines. I die cut the "thanks" with a Cuttlebug die and glued it resting on the strip of cardstock. Thanks so much for stopping by, and I hope you'll come back and visit again soon!

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I found my pages for this! Thanks to my digital camera here are some photo's of this page so you can see all of it... Unfortunately, I don't have my photo editing software on my new laptop so I can't crop and pretty up these photo's.... Ok, So, this is a very old file and the right side got cut off when the file was being changed to a new type of file. There was a walrus on a rock on the right side.... Probably a crab somewhere too.. With a dolphin hanging around.. maybe a floating otter too.

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I used Karen Burniston's Ring Accordion to create this stunning holiday card. I cut the ornament topper (included in the Ring Accordion) from Silver Metallic Shimmer Sheetz - looks just like metal. The holly from the Candle die set was cut from white cardstock that had Double Sided Adhesive applied to it then covered with Peridot Silk Microfine Glitter and the little berries were cut from Red Metallic Shimmer Sheetz. The Season's was cut from Basic Black cardstock. I added Holly Flourish around the first ring, holly & pine branches from Candle was added to the middle ring and bows from Ornament Set 3 were added to the first and last ring. I die cut an opening in the center ring so the ornament from Ornament Set 3 would dangle. The glittered ornament is hanging from a jump ring attached to the top part of an ornament topper cut from Silver Metallic Shimmer Sheetz. I just sandwiched the little ornament topper between the layers. This card took a really long time to complete, but I love how it turned out. The other side of the middle ornament is cut from Peridot Shimmer Sheetz and Whisper White cardstock. Happy Stamping, Raquel To purchase Stampin' Up! products, please visit my online store. To purchase Karen Burniston's Pop It Ups designed for Elizabeth Craft Designs or Elizabeth Craft Designs' products, please visit your local independent craft store or online. Supplies are Karen Burniston's Pop It Ups designed for Elizabeth Craft Designs and Elizabeth Craft Designs Dies: Ring Accordion ( Karen Burniston); Ornament Set 3, Seasons Greetings, Holly Flourish, Candle (Elizabeth Craft Designs) Cardstock: Whisper White, Basic Black, Wild Wasabi (Stampin' Up!); Silver Metallic, Peridot, Red Metallic Shimmer Sheetz (Elizabeth Craft Designs) Other: Double Sided Adhesive, Green Silk Microfine Glitter, Red/Gold Glitter Dots (Elizabeth Craft Designs); jump ring (craft store)

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As promised I have 2 more flowers made with the Two Step Bird Punch. I'm pleasantly surprised at the versatility of this punch. Papers: Pink Pirouette, Always Artichoke, Whisper White, Spring Vintage designer paper Inks: Rose Red, Always Artichoke Accessories: Two Step Bird Punch, Framed Tulips embossing folder, Always Artichoke seam binding. Again, I borrowed the idea from another demonstrator here and again made modifications. Making the bud: Punch out one wing per bud in Always Artichoke card stock. Sponge edges with Always Artichoke ink Cut a small V-shaped notch at the round end of the wing. Punch out one wing per bud in Pink Pirouette. Sponge edges with Rose Red Ink. Punch out 3 branches and leaves in Always Artichoke and sponge the edges. To make the bud, place the pink wing, pointed side up behind the green notched wing, making it look like the bud is emerging from the green wing. Mount on card as illustrated in picture. This flower was shown on this blog and again I modified he design. Stamp: You're a Gem Inks: Rose Red, Old Olive Papers: Pink Pirouette, Very Vanilla, Rose Red, Old Olive, Spring Vintage designer paper, Daffodil Delight in center of flower Accessories: 3/4" round punch, Boho Blossom punch, Ornament punch, Small oval punch, Two Step Bird Punch, Framed Tulip embossing folder, Scallop Trim Border punch, Chantilly Lace Crochet trim, Antique brad, Two Step Owl Punch (the eye only), Stampin dimensionals, red glue glitter Making the flower: Punch 10 wings in Pink Pirouette card stock, two 3/4" round circle, and one Boho Blossom Sponge all with Rose Red ink Put a generous amount of Tombo glue on one of the 3/4" round circle. Arrange the petals around the circle overlapping then slightly. Apply the second 3/4" circle in the middle of the flower. Make small snips between every 2nd petal of the Boho Blossom punchie, and curl ends up with a bone folder. Punch a yellow eye with the Two Step Owl Punch and place in center of boho blossom. With a chocolate chip marker, make dots on the yellow center. Apply this unit to the top of the second 3/4" circle. The stem is from the Two Step Flower Punch. Fold a piece of Old Olive card stock in half, and cut leaves along the fold line. With a stylus make the center of the leaves & vein marks. Bend leaf along middle line. Sponge with Old Olive ink Another flower tomorrow

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The new Shadow Box Dies from Xcut are simple to use but make your card look complicated. There are six all together Fun Fair, Street Scene, Theatre, Forrest, Woodlands and Ballroom. I am going to show you some of the designs I have made so far. When cutting out these dies you will need between 5-7 sheets of A5 sized paper. I found this was the easiest size to work with as you need to leave enough space to cut out a frame and have enough paper either side to layer up you projects. I will provide you with a step by step guide later as these dies do take a while to work out. Here is the Theatre Shadow box die, and this can be adapted in several ways. I have used Papermania embossing powder on the characters to give them a festive feel. You can either cut away a section of the card to add dimension or layer the different cut outs on top of each other and then adhere it to the card. the dies can be layered up in any order and can be combined with each other. I used a Marianne ballerina die to customise this congratulations card which was made with the Capsule Collection Eau de Nil and Parisanne Blue papers. I used the vintage download papers off the creativity club to create this card. The Street Scene Die can be used for all occasions, here I used the capsule collection spots and stripe jewel range to create this candy cane village. But you could use dark colours and adapt it into an Halloween card. The Fun Fair die is my favourite one so far and can be used with different colours to create cards for different occasions. for this one I used the Daisy Blue digital downloads. I will be back later with a demonstration on how you can used these dies on a layout.

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Spellbinders is releasing some new dies made for stitching - they're called "Spring into Stitching". There are 4 different designs; over the next couple of days I'll be showing you 2 of them. Today I'm playing with the Stitched Flower set. First up, a card in happy yellows. supplies: white, 2 yellows, and green card, yellow dotty dp from Lawn Fawn Watercolor Wishes Rainbow pad, Stitched Flower dies, 2 yellows and brown embroidery floss, Doodlebug tiny heart sprinkles, (retired) Hero Arts/Studio Calico sentiment I used the multi-leaf sprig die that is included in this set, and stitched my flowers on colored cardstock, matching my floss as best I could to the 2 shades of yellow Now here's a cool version., this time stitching on white cardstock. supplies: white and Surf Blue card, Stitched Flower dies, embroidery floss, Spellbinders Hemstitch Rectangle die, a retired MFT sentiment I used 3 strands of floss for my stitching. I love the lacey effect that the flower edges have! This would make a terrific beginner's set for anyone who hasn't done stitching before......each of the elements is small, and you can do as many as you'd like, then build them together for a bouquet. There are incised guidelines in the dies to help guide your stitching. And for those of us who have done stitching in the past, here's a nice use for all that floss we still have! Many thanks to Spellbinders for sharing these dies with me; they were just what I needed to spend a relaxing afternoon.

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