Quilting cards handmade

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

If you love using coordinating papers, experimenting with colors, or making patchwork designs, you’ll definitely love this class! It’s perfect for both beginner and experienced card makers. And it's a great way to use your scraps! Click on the link to learn more about the class. Card Craft // Card Ideas // Card Making // Card Design // Handmade Cards // Cards Handmade // Card Crafting // Fun Fold Cards // Quilt Cards

After making several types of quilt cards, the Grandma’s Quilt Card, while looking complicated, is relatively easy to make. Start with a 2 3/4″ square of card stock on which you glue five 1/2″ […]

January 2023Welcome back, crafty friends! What a great time we’ve been having with our SHAPE UP theme! We’ve explored tons of different ideas for using SHAPES (hexagons, triangles, circ…

This is a quilt card I made back in January at my up line's (Chris Smith) home. I added the embossed flower using the Daydream Medallions stamp set along with the SAB stamp set Madison Avenue. These two stamp sets work well together. The flower petals were made with the Floral Frames Framelits die. I will probably store these two sets together. : ) Recipe: Daydream Medallions, Madison Avenue (SAB) and Vintage Verses (SAB) stamp sets; Sycamore Street DSP (SAB), Island Indigo and Tangerine…

handmade quilt card from Sending Hugs: Triangle Quilt

Welcome to my Corner of the World A few months ago, one of the ladies who comes to my in-person classes asked about making cards using Quilt Blocks – I am always up for a challenge and love i…

The Patchwork Pieces dies make a fun background for cards. The Crafting for You stamp set has images for sewers, knitters, painters and paper crafters.

This is the quilted card adapted to an A2 size card. I ran the quilt through the Cuttlebug/damask folder and added a sentiment that I've had around for awhile.

I've admired so many quilt cards that I've been seeing around...finally decided to try it out for myself!

I'm currently in love with all things patchwork, and wondered if I could translate it successfully to a card. This design was quite easy despite appearances. In co-ordinating papers, punch 5 squares, arrange & adhere on a larger cream square. Draw faux sewing machine stitches around all the edges with a black fineliner. Stamp the greeting. Then dry emboss the whole patchwork piece. Mat the embossed patchwork piece on 2 more layers of DP. Adhere the entire �quilt� to card front. Die cut…

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Still trying to use up my scraps. I have been looking at quilt square patterns and this one is called

Today's card features a paper quilting technique that I learned at OnStage from fellow demonstrator Colleen Magness!

It's time for another Simon Says Stamp challenge at Lily Pad Cards! Our theme is "Stars" - can you believe I didn't have one single star, other than a wooden button one? So I decided to paper-piece this Ohio Star pattern. using the traditional red and white. I made it into a thank you card. supplies: ivory parchment cardstock, design papers from October Afternoon, Paper Shapers 1 1/4" square punch, Sizzix little flowers embossing folder, Hero Arts CL499 Special Note of Thanks, VersaFine onyx…

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Easy fabric patchwork note card tutorial