Showing posts with label love it chop it. Show all posts
Showing posts with label love it chop it. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 29, 2022

Clean & Simple Inlaid Card

This card features the Inaid Technique using the Picture This dies. We designed this card for Garner.  Think of the possibilities using up your scraps!!  Love the use of the Biggest Wish stamp set, which I don't use often enought!



Measurements:  

  • Just Jade (ret): 1/2 sheet, 4" x 5 1/4"
  • Sweet Symmetry DSP (ret): scraps
  • Basic White: 4" x 5 1/4", scraps
To Make This Card:

  • Cut rectangle Picture This die from Just Jade layer.  Attach to folded Just Jade card. Note: for a variation, you could pop up the die cut layer or the inserts.  For my purposes that would be a little difficult for my Assisted Living stampers.
  • Cut one "outside" rectangle from White, and the remaining 2 rectangles from DSP of your choice.
  • Stamp sentiment in Just Jade ink onto White piece.
  • Inlay these pieces into matching openings.
  • Attach White layer to inside and stamp desired sentiment.
  • Finish with knot of ribbon, jewels, or whatever you would like to use!

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Saturday, June 25, 2022

Calypso Coral Love It, Chop It

Here is another card we designed for Garner on Monday. It also uses retired products. This one has a fun layout, and uses some retired DSP, and one of my favorite dies - Stitched Shapes! Again, so many possibilities!!

Measurements:  

  • Calypso Coral: 1/2 sheet, 2 1/4" x 4 1/8", 2 1/4" x 4 7/8"
  • Waves of the Ocean DSP (ret): 2" x 3 7/8", 2" x 4 5/8" scrap
  • Basic White: 2 pcs @ 4" x 5 1/4", scraps
To Make This Card:

  • Attach one White layer to OUTSIDE folded Calypso Coral card and the other White layer to the INSIDE.
  • Attach DSP to coordinating pieces.  Attach largest piece to front, and "pop up" the smaller piece, as shown, with Dimensionals.
  • Stamp sentiment in Calypso Coral onto scrap of White.  Cut out with one Stitched Oval.  Attach to larger Stitched Oval cut from Calypso Coral.  Mount onto card, as shown.
  • Finish with a knot of retired Ombre Calypso Coral ribbon and retired Artistry Pearls.
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Friday, April 29, 2022

Clean & Simple Love It, Chop It 4 Square

 I am always looking for classy clean & simple cards for my stampers in Assisted Living.  This layout is so doable for so many occasions.  Dig out some of those favorite DSP scraps and give this one a try! By the Way, the residents loved it!  Especially the little bit of gold veining in this DSP!


Measurements:  

  • Basic White: 1/2 sheet, 3 5/8" x 4 3/4"
  • Marvelous Magenta: 4" x 5 1/4"
  • DSP: strip 2" x 10", or 4 pcs 2" x 2 1/4"
To Make This Card:
  • Attach Marvelous Magenta piece to folded White card.
  • Next, punch, or die cut 4 squares or rectangles.  For this one, I used the Postage Stamp Punch.
  • Arrange and adhere these pieces onto other White piece. Then, attach to card front.
  • FInish with a ribbon bow, or sentiment.

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Tuesday, March 1, 2022

Another "Love It, Chop It" DSP Card

Hi, all!  I made it to sunny Florida, where the weather is just marvelous!!  Great flights, and I'm ready to kick back and relax a bit.  But, stay tuned, I DO have some inspiration here to share with you!!!  Later!

Here is another "Love It, Chop It" card I made for the Care Center. I REALLY didn't want to chop up this retired DSP, I had enough (and then some) to make this gorgeous card.  So, go through your stash of pretty papers that you didn't want to use, and at lease use a few strips.  I bet you still have enough to hang on to! Such a neat layout and LOVE the colors and layered labels!


Measurements:  

  • Pool Party: 1/2 sheet, scrap
  • Petal Pink: scrap
  • Basic White: 4" x 5 1/4", 1 1/2" strip
  • Parisian Blossoms DSP (ret): 2 pcs @ 1 7/8" x 5"
To Make This Card:

  • Attach White layer to folded Pool Party card.
  • Adhere 2 pieces of gorgeous DSP on top, evenly spacing the pieces.
  • Layer dies from the Stitched So Sweetly dies, in coordinating colors.
  • Stamp sentiment in Black onto scrap of white.  Cut out with one of the stitched scalloped dies.
  • Layer all together in a pleasing combination.  I raised the sentiment with Dimensionals.
  • Finish with knot of retired, coordinating ribbon.
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Monday, February 28, 2022

Clean & Simple "Love It, Chop It" DSP Card

I received this card design at my Demo meeting a week ago, from friend and fellow demonstrator, Tracy Fazzio!  I thought it would be PERFECT for my card class at the Care Center! So, grab your favorite DSP, (preferably one with 2 nicely corresponding sides) and a trimmer and give this a try! Kyle Bertucci, demonstrator from Australia, has labeled this type of card a "love it chop it" card. (For those of us that have trouble chopping up that GORGEOUS DSP!)  So, stay tuned for more "Love It, Chop It" inspiration!!  Thanks for sharing, Tracy!!

My version:



Tracy's Inspiration:


Measurements:  

  • Bermuda Bay: 1/2 sheet
  • Sunshine & Rainbows DSP ( SAB): 2 pcs @ 4" x 5 1/4" (mine),                                       1 pc 4" x 5 1/4" (Tracy's)
  • Basic White:  4" x 5 1/4" (inside), scrap
To Make This Card:

  • For my version, begin by attaching one DSP to folded Bermuda Bay card.
  • Now, use your Paper Trimmer to cut the DSP diagonally. Turn DSP, with cut edges matching (try lightly taping on the wrong side with removable tape) and cut diagonally from the other points. You will need to do this for either version.
  • For my version: select 2 opposing pieces and attach to card front over DSP. Toss the other 2, or use them for another card!
  • Stamp sentment onto scrap of white. Punch out with Everyday Label Punch.  Attach to card front over "criss-cross" with Dimensionals.
  • Add White quarter to inside.  Stamp sentiment in Bermuda Bay.
  • Finish with coordinating bow.
         For Tracy's version:
  • You will use the DSP layer as your front.  
  • Fold the base. Take the diagonal cut DSP and rearrange onto card front, flipping and fitting the pieces together like a puzzle!  Pretty cool, huh.  Tracy's DSP was really nice on both sides, so this way worked great for hers!
  • Finish her version, as I did mine!
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