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
What a sweet card your little girl made. So well done!
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen this folder before. Great card.
Have a good week.
Gaby
Hello!
ReplyDeleteI 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.
ReplyDeleteYour 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!
ReplyDeleteI 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.
ReplyDeleteYour folder is stunning!
xxx Monica
Hi
ReplyDeleteWhat 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!
ReplyDeleteBethann
What a great idea!
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