Trellis cards

The lattice split card tutorial will help you make a stunning card in minutes. Follow these step-by-step instructions to impress your friends

Each week some of the Art With Heart team are joining the Colour Creations Blog Hop to bring you creative inspiration showcasing our range of 50+ gorgeous Stampin’ Up! colours in alphabetical orde…

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The Trellis design is very popular, with many variations around. I received one for my birthday, so decided to have a go using the Meadow Dies. I die cut the flower heads from scraps of coloured card, then fussy cut to fit the stems. There’s so many dies in this set, so I made another… I used lots of snippets of card for the flowers and butterflies, so I’m off to play in the Snippets Playground Challenge Thanks for stopping by, I really appreciate your visits and comments. Lesley xxx

Today I'll be showing you an example of a Lattice Card, which is basically a card with a window front covered with cardstock "lattice". Th...

I have been seeing a lot of cards made using the Lattice Split Card technique lately. So I decided to see if I could figure out how it's done....and here is what I came up with! All the 2021-2023 In-Colors were used in this card: Polished Pink, Fresch Freesia, Pale Papaya, Soft Succulent and Evening Evergreen (plus a little Balmy Blue). Don't forget that all products in those In-Colors will be retiring in April, so get them before they are gone! The flowers in this card are made with the…

I am posting this, finally, months after making the trendy trellis card. Hopefully, it has not yet lost its trend.

Sweet friends, you know what time it is!! Yes, it's the beginning of the month and that means a new Die of the Month! So without further ado, the Amazing Paper Grace August 2022 Die of the Month is called Peekaboo Trellis Panels. There are two of them and they are perfect for cards, borders…

Hi Everybody, Today I am using the "Christina Collection" to create this really pretty card that is just the right depth to fit into an envelope. It is very easy to make but you will need some sturdy card so that it will stand by itself I used a Super Smooth 300 gsm white card from Papermill Direct and it is really good for all your base cards But because of the thickness of the card you may need to pass it through your machine more than once to cut it ... but well worth it once you have…

It's a quiet Easter Monday and, once again, I'm procrastinating about cleaning out the craft room by taking up another challenge. This time, it's the colour challenge at The Paper Players. I had a made up trellis base on my desk, a spare made when I was experimenting with that style of card after seeing them pop up on the internet in the last month or so. I'd already embossed it with the Timber 3D embossing folder to make it look more like a trellis. It seemed too good to waste so I got out…

Hello and welcome to my blog! My next in-person classes are coming up next week, but if you don't live near me and would like make-at-home kits, place a minimum $50 order using Hostess Code NSASSJDR and I will mail you kits and written tutorials for 6 cards (2 of each card). In-person classes information is as follows. We will make 3 cards and the cost is $20 or free with a $30 order. All you need to bring are your scissors and favorite adhesive (I also have adhesives for sale). The schedule…

For this week’s Spontaneous Sunday Stamping we shared the ever popular Trellis/Fence card technique. I really Love how Rebecka & I ended

Congratulations to Pat aka pvilbaum - the featured stamper today. What a glorious gallery jam packed with clever cards ... this corner lattice caught my eye. http://www.splitcoaststampers.com/gallery/photo/2652591?&cat=500&ppuser=34361 I party cut the trellis, moved the cardstock and made it into a square. I glued it to the dsp and made a narrow frame to cover the ends. I used Rich Razzleberry to stamp the pansies. I die cut the leaves using the reverse side of the dsp, and used Pinflair…