Happy Valentine's Day everyone!
I have two cards and a quick tutoail to share today. The first card is a quick Valentine's card using Tim Holt December calender embossing folder.
To make this card I cut a piece of chip board and attached to the back of the embossing folder like this.
I put a piece of card stock in the folder and ran it through the big shot to get this
With this technique I (you) can use this folder all year round. Cool right!
The second card wasn't mine. My 3 1/2 years old daughter made this card for her friend. She made this card all by herself even the quilling. She has two friends who are a bit older than her so she made two of these cards for them.
Thank you for stopping by. Have a romantic Monday!
Helen
8 comments:
What a sweet card your little girl made. So well done!
I haven't seen this folder before. Great card.
Have a good week.
Gaby
Hello!
I hope this finds you well! I wanted to wish you a Happy Valentines Day! :<)
Hugs,
Barbara Diane
cool idea with the embossing folder. It made for a great card.
Your 3 1/2 year old did that card? WOW, a budding artist. She did fantastic
Hi Helen, Love your Valentine card. Thanks for the technique that makes it useful year round. Great idea!
I just love Faye's cards. She will be a pro in a couple more years!
Awwe, what a cute card your daughter has made... afterall she has her mum's genes. And I love her quilling.
Your folder is stunning!
xxx Monica
Hi
What a great idea to make this folder so much more versatile, thanks for the tip!!
Your Daughters card is fantastic, no big surprise with such a talented Mum.
Michelle :-)
Hi Helen, Faye's card is unbelievable for a 3 yr. old! Give her a bit more lessons and she'll be a full fledged card designer!!! She's really good for her age Helen. I like the idea of being able to use that embossing folder for whatever month you need. Thanks for the idea and the very pretty Valentines Day card!
Bethann
What a great idea!
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