Hey friends! Brianna Lepper here with you today sharing a trio of cards using the Bloom Street collection and Paige's cut files! I don't know if I have mentioned this before, but I really enjoy making cards. Do you love to make cards or do you find them difficult to make? Not sure where to start? Starting with a cut file is a perfect jumping off point and can really help with starting your design. So let's get to sharing! All of my cards are standard A2 size, 4.25x5.5".
For my first card, I used the Umbrella cut file and cut it on textured white cardstock on my Silhouette Cameo 3. Then I set it aside and got to work on how I was going to back it. I pulled out Paige's new Wonky Hearts Stencil and then I took modeling paste and scraped it through the stencil. Next, I applied some shimmery sprays in rainbow order on top after the paste had dried.
Using this adorable rain drop patterned paper from the 6x8 Paper Pad as my background, I ran it through my sewing machine using pink thread from my stash and adhered it to my card base. For my title, I used a sticker from the Cardstock Stickers and applied two gems from the Mixed Embellishments.
For my second card I chose this adorable Flower Wreath cut file and cut it on the same textured white cardstock. I chose to back it using the 2x2 Paper Pads. Once I was finished backing it, I popped the entire thing up on some foam tape and adhered it down on this striped patterned paper from the 6x8 Paper Pad. I wanted a pop of pink so I trimmed down the striped paper and adhered it to this gorgeous pink paper from the same paper pad.
For the title, I went with an Ephemera Die Cut and added tangled thread underneath it. I wanted to add one more element so I added one of the Layered Butterfly Stickers and placed a little more tangled thread under it.
For my last card today, I just had to create a shaker card! I chose the Flower Picture Frame cut file and cut it on the same textured white cardstock. I backed the flowers in the cut file using the same 2x2 Paper Pads as well as some of the squares from Paper 07.
To create the shaker element, I cut and adhered a piece of plain acetate to the frame and added narrow foam strips around the perimeter of the frame. Then I poured in the sequins from the Mixed Embellishments as well as the the sequins from the Mixed Embellishments from Truly Grateful. To close the shaker, I used the Specialty Transparency Paper to add even more florals to it. I love how it looks! To finish it off, I fussy cut this heart from the 2x2 Paper Pads and popped it up on dimensional foam.
Thank you so much for stopping by today! I hope I've inspired you today with these simple cards using Paige's cut files! If you've been wanting to create cards but don't really know where to start, try using a cut file. It can do a lot of the work for you and the end result will be lovely! See you next time!
Using this adorable rain drop patterned paper from the 6x8 Paper Pad as my background, I ran it through my sewing machine using pink thread from my stash and adhered it to my card base. For my title, I used a sticker from the Cardstock Stickers and applied two gems from the Mixed Embellishments.
For my second card I chose this adorable Flower Wreath cut file and cut it on the same textured white cardstock. I chose to back it using the 2x2 Paper Pads. Once I was finished backing it, I popped the entire thing up on some foam tape and adhered it down on this striped patterned paper from the 6x8 Paper Pad. I wanted a pop of pink so I trimmed down the striped paper and adhered it to this gorgeous pink paper from the same paper pad.
For the title, I went with an Ephemera Die Cut and added tangled thread underneath it. I wanted to add one more element so I added one of the Layered Butterfly Stickers and placed a little more tangled thread under it.
For my last card today, I just had to create a shaker card! I chose the Flower Picture Frame cut file and cut it on the same textured white cardstock. I backed the flowers in the cut file using the same 2x2 Paper Pads as well as some of the squares from Paper 07.
To create the shaker element, I cut and adhered a piece of plain acetate to the frame and added narrow foam strips around the perimeter of the frame. Then I poured in the sequins from the Mixed Embellishments as well as the the sequins from the Mixed Embellishments from Truly Grateful. To close the shaker, I used the Specialty Transparency Paper to add even more florals to it. I love how it looks! To finish it off, I fussy cut this heart from the 2x2 Paper Pads and popped it up on dimensional foam.
Thank you so much for stopping by today! I hope I've inspired you today with these simple cards using Paige's cut files! If you've been wanting to create cards but don't really know where to start, try using a cut file. It can do a lot of the work for you and the end result will be lovely! See you next time!
SUPPLIES: Patterned papers, floral transparency, stickers, die cuts, sequins, embellishments: BLOOM STREET; Sequins: TRULY GRATEFUL; Stencil: Wonky Hearts by Paige Evans; modeling paste; white cardstock; Die cut machine: Silhouette Cameo; Cut files: Flower Picture Frame, Flower Wreath, and Umbrella by Paige Evans
Location: Louisiana, USA / Blog: I Love Paper Blog / Instagram: @briannalepper / Facebook: Brianna Nichole
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These are BEAUTIFUL!! Loving the umbrella and the flowers!!!!
ReplyDeleteAll so cute! Love the rainbow umbrella! The files you choose to design with are perfect 💕K
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