19 diy Paper cards ideas

#craftactivitiesforhome Turn any flat surface into a chalkboard Easy to install. Simply cut, peel and stick. Removable & repositionable adhesive contact paper. No residue left behind BONUS – 5 colored chalk & eraser cloth Measures 8 feet long by 17.3 inches wide Smooth surface is easy to write on Works great with Kassa Liquid Chalk Markers

I prefer the “less is more” design approach to my craft projects because this method gives a project

I prefer the “less is more” design approach to my craft projects because this method gives a project

I prefer the “less is more” design approach to my craft projects because this method gives a project

Learn how to save your day with an easy greeting card layout with beautiful designer paper! This is the perfect paper for quick card making.

Happy Haunting Free Card Tutorial using Stampin’ Up!’s Banner Year stamp set and Magic in This Night Desinger Series Paper.

This handmade card is the perfect birthday card for that special someone. They also make great keepsakes. Items included: 1 x Hand quilled card 1 x Cardstock sheet to place over the front of the care when mailing to protect it 1 x Matching white envelope Size: Card dimensions: 5” wide x 6.5” high Colour Options: Custom colour combinations are also available. Manufacturing Time: Each piece takes approximately 1 hours to make. All paper strips are hand cut, curled and glued into place. Processing Time: All items are made to order. Processing time is 2 weeks max. Shipping Time: All orders are shipped standard letter/package with Canada Post. Shipping can take upwards of 10 days depending on location. Rush shipping is available at an incremental cost. Custom Orders: Custom orders are encouraged. Want something in a different colour? What something unique? You name it; it can be done in paper! Click here to see all iheartquilling items: https://www.etsy.com/shop/iheartquilling Please note each item is handmade and may vary slightly from the image posted.

Simon Says Stamp dies are made in the USA of durable 100% steel and usable in nearly every machine on the market! Use on cardstock, felt, fabric or shrink plastic. You can use wafer thin dies to cut, stencil, emboss and create! This die is approximately 5.5 x 0.5 inches.

Hi Friends, I’ve sent out a bunch of these Share Sunshine cards and had some requests for how I made the paper face mask, so I put together this quick tutorial. Here’s the finished card- This is a great card to use up small scraps of your favorite colorful designer papers. I used paper from the Tropical Oasis Designer Series Paper pack on this one. The paper I’m using for my tutorial is part of the Peaceful Poppies Designer Series Paper pack. You’ll need a piece of designer paper 3-5/8″ x 4-1/4″. Score the short side at 1″, 1-1/4″, 1-3/4″, 2″, 2-1/2″, & 2-3/4″. Adhere a narrow strip of double-sided adhesive tape in-between the scorelines you made that are 1/4″ apart. I used 1/8″ tape, but if you don’t have that you could split a piece of 1/4″ tape in half. Fold on the scorelines as shown. Remove the backing from the tape and adhere the pleats. Use your bone folder and give them a good press. Use the Stitched Nested Label die that fits your mask and run it through your die-cutting machine. Depending on your machine, you may need to run it through more than once to cut through the layers. And there you have it! Cut two 3-1/2″ pieces of twine, make a loop from each and tape them to the backside. Coordinating twine is nice, but if you don’t have any, Whisper White works just as well. You can give a little curve to your mask by running your bone folder across the back. I attached it to my card with Stampin’ Dimensionals to make it really pop. You can purchase the Share Sunshine Digital Download here for $12. It’s a great buy with 13 pages of images and sentiments! Here are links to some of the supplies I used to make my miniature paper masks: Tropical Oasis Designer Series Paper [151252] $11.50 Peaceful Poppies Designer Series Paper [151324] $11.50 Whisper White Solid Baker’s Twine [124262] $3.50 Paper Trimmer [152392] $25.00

Paper Scrap Birthday Cards {Craft Idea} Today I’m sharing a CREATIVE way to use up those paper scraps you just CAN’T bear to throw away.

If you’ve been following my blog or YouTube channel you have noticed I love using Designer Paper for my projects especially beautiful floral prints!!! The Bested Dressed Designer Series Paper in the January – June 2020 Mini Catalog has beautiful floral designs that are perfect for all your projects! The Read More

Wow!   the Pop of Pink specialty designer series paper and a special technique make this card sooooo stinkin’ cute!   I love it! Wow! the Pop of Pink specialty designer series paper and a special technique make this card sooooo stinkin’ cute! I love it!

Wow! the Pop of Pink specialty designer series paper and a special technique make this card sooooo stinkin’ cute! I love it!

Wow! the Pop of Pink specialty designer series paper and a special technique make this card sooooo stinkin’ cute! I love it!

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Top 20 Paper Envelope Tutorials and Printable Templates | The Crafty Blog Stalker Don’t buy envelopes for those special cards and invitations, make your own! A collection of templates and tutorials on how to make paper envelopes.

I made these three pretty cards on Facebook Live on Monday. See it here! I created a new template for a 6 X 6″ piece of designer paper. You’ll cut on the lines and use the 8 pieces to make 3 cards. Cut and prep your projects ahead of time so you can stamp and create right along with me using the directions and easy template below. Download this project sheet with the directions and template here. Download 6 X…

Hey! So yesterday I said I had some fun things on the way using up scraps. Today I’d like to share the first one with you! It also involves some weaving – my new favourite technique. This one uses up scraps from the brights collection so its incredibly bright and vibrant and super fun! Stamp Set: Peaceful Moments Ink: Bermuda Bay Cardstock: Whisper White, Melon Mambo, Flirty Flamingo, Granny Apple Green, Bermuda Bay, Mango Melody, Coastal Cabana, Daffodil Delight, Gorgeous Grape Punch: Story Label Accessories: Brights Candy Dots (retired) In sorting out my scraps I found lots of thin strips of card that I thought I could use for something but they gradually accumulate and I don’t use them as much as I should, its always so much quicker and easier to cut up a new piece than wade through the scrap box for something that will fit. So, I used a few of these scraps as is, and some I cut much thinner so that I had different widths ranging from about 5mm up to 3cm. Once I had a bunch cut up I began to weave. Getting the first couple vertical and horizontal ones in place is the most difficult. After those are in place, the tension created is substantial enough to keep the strips in place as they were woven in. When I was happy with the placement – trying to vary the colours and strip widths so that it looked pretty random – I added tombow to the back of the strips and glued it down to a piece of Whisper White. I then went around all the edges gluing all the ends of the strips down. I matted it on some Bermuda Bay card and added it to a white card base. I thought a simple white label punch would be best for the sentiment – to try and act as a balance to the vibrant colours. I stamped in Bermuda Bay because I thought it would tie together the matting, weaving and sentiment layers quite nicely – I think that bit of consistency really works. What do you think? In the spirit of using up scraps, I found some candy dots that have been retired a long while but haven’t got used up yet, so I popped a few around the sentiment just to add a little more colour to the sentiment layer. I hope you’ve enjoyed this scrap buster! I’m for sure going to be making more of these and I have some other scrap busting ideas up my sleeve to show you over the coming days. Stay tuned. Take care,