Thank you for all your sweet emails, messages, texts and calls, it means so much. I'm a rollercoaster of emotions. Jeff's Mum and Dad got in yesterday and it is so nice having them here. Being able to hug them feels very very good right now. They knew and loved Granny too.
Here's a cool tutorial for you…Thanks to Christina N, a Concept Artist at Stampin' Up! for sharing how she did this amazing card for the Spring catalog, you can see it on page 26. I found the tutorial on www.stampinup.com, they have updated the home page and it changes all the time.
MAKE A WISH CARD TUTORIAL – by Christina N.
I made this card for the 2013 spring catalog. And, since we’ve had questions on how to make it, I’ve made a tutorial.
To get you started, here are some of the things you will need.
1. Take the largest Labels Collection Framelits Die and place it at the bottom of your card front. Using a sticky note to keep it in place, run it only partially through your Big Shot, then roll it back out.
2. Using the Simply Scored Borders Scoring Plate, score along the bottom edge of your card front.
3. With a pencil, trace “Wish” (using letters you have cut with the Big Shot and the Typeset Alphabet Bigz Die) on your card front. Cut out the word using your craft knife. Carefully erase the leftover pencil lines.
4. Using an Aqua Painter, splatter the Champagne Mist Shimmer Paint and rubbing alcohol mixture on the card front.
5. Add ticket, “Make a” banner, and the Hung Up Cute Clips arrow to the card.
6. Using Stampin’ Dimensionals, add a piece of First Edition Specialty Designer Series Paper to the back of the card front. Tie the dyed Baker’s Twine around the front of the card and finish with a bow.
And you’re done!
Christina N.
Concept Artist
I have looked and looked at that card in the catalog and wondered how it was made. I figured most of it out, but it was really nice to see exactly how it was done. Awesome tutorial for an awesome card.
Thanks so much for this, I couldn't figure out how the edge cut was done. Does it take a lot of trial and error to get it to cut just right ( and not go too far?)