Quilt cards tutorial

Quilt Front Cards card.

This is the card I posted yesterday for the SCS Technique Lovers Challenge 124. See yesterday's post for supplies used to make this card. At...

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Fun cards to make....it's kind of like doing a puzzle. Not a lot of stamping...just piece together and run thru an embossing folder to add texture. ENJOY! Video will be posted tomorrow or visit my YOUTUBE channel. Pieces needed: Base card 8 1/2" x 5 1/2" scored at 4 1/4", 4" x 4" color, 3 3/4" x 3 3/4" black, 3 1/2" x 3 1/2" color, 2 1/2" x 2 1/2" white. 4: 1 1/4" squares which 2 are cut corner to corner. View How To Make my Quilt Cards on my YouTube Channel: Shop 24/7 at my online store…

This is another fun quilt card made with scrap designer paper. Today, I am sharing how to create a weave star quilt card. I was inspired by one of my talented teammates. John shared this designer

Let me begin by saying I Don't Sew. Not a stitch. So it's kind of funny that I've become obsessed with making quilt cards, but that's how it is. #tictactoechallenge #tttc219 I've made a dozen of these cards so far and I'm not done yet. They are a little tedious, but totally addictive! I love going through all of my designer papers and choosing colors & patterns to mix together. Each card starts with at least two 1-1/2" squares of designer paper. Each square gets cut into 8 triangles-like…

Hello Stampers The wait is over for the Quilt Star video :) you will see it's not that complected just challenge a little. The main thing that you need is 8 square of 1 inch each of 2 de

It's only September and I've already finished most of my Christmas cards for this year. Big yay! Ever since I discovered how much I enjoy making quilt squares from paper, I'm always looking for new ways to incorporate them into my cards. I had so much fun designing this Christmas Wreath Quilt Square that I ended up making a bunch of them. Here's how I used them to embellish my Christmas cards-- I kept this one pretty simple by mounting it on a brick "wall". The embossing is done with a…

I had so much fun making Ohio Star Quilt Valentines this year, I just had to make more fabric quilt block cards. I'm sure the quilters in your life would

When I began these 20 weeks of handmade holidays, I mentioned that some of the ideas would be my own and some would be from a group I am part of.