Patchwork cards

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

Materials Needed: pencil several prints from a charm pack (or scraps of fabric) fusible webbing (I use Heat ‘n Bond Lite. There are other brands (Wonder Under, Stitch Witchery), but if…

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.

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…

Patchwork technique for handmade cards and video tutorials, Lisa Brown, Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrator.

Pinwheel Quilt Mystery Cards are the result of last month's mystery stamping. This card layout is another great way to use designer paper. If you miss last month's live broadcast for the

Hey, it's time for another Valentine! And, guess what! For a change, I made a paper quilted card! Yeah, I know. I never do that, do I? Anyway, I thought a loving Valentine quilt would be cute and cozy. Not a really tough design, but I do like how it turned out. I used the Love Blossoms Designer Series Paper Stack on page 17 of the Occasions Catalog for my quilt strips. The strips are 1/4" wide. And the center square is made with the 3/4" Square Punch. The finished card doesn't have a whole…

Today's project is a Sunshine & Rainbows Patchwork Card featuring the Sunshine & Rainbows Designer Series Paper!

This Quilted Star card is so easy; you'll be amazed! It features the Softly Stippled designer paper and the Softly Sophisticated bundle. All are free during the 2024 Sale-a-Bration promotion. Watch the video or download the free project sheet here. #Stamping, #Stampinup, #handmadecards, #FreeProjectSheet, #papercrafting, #stampinup, #papercraftingideas, #cards, #cardmaking, #QuiltedStar, #cardmakingideas, #flowerbug, #leeanngreff, #Cardvideo, #SaleaBration, #CardIdeas,

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…

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.

These fabric greeting cards are great for using up fabric scraps and letting your creativity run wild. Super easy to follow instructions.

Hey there! I was checking out Debbie Olson's blog and fell in love with this adorable quilted card (the third one in her post) so I just ha...

Sending Hugs: Triangle Quilt

Faux quilt cards are a great way to showcase beautiful Designer Series Papers (DSPs). For these cards, I mostly used Lovely Linen.This first one was inspired by Bobby of Bits & Pieces Design Blog. To make it easier to line up the DSP blocks, I cut a Basic White cardstock panel that was slightly smaller than the cardbase and started by aligning the Designer Series Paper patterns to it at the corners first, before filling in the remaining spaces. Then, the entire panel was adhered to the…

Patchwork Card

Hello friends! At the beginning of 2021, I decided to try something different. Whenever I finish off a 6x6 paper pad, I usually have a few leftover paper scraps. I collected all of the scraps throughout the year and challenged myself to make a few more cards. This sounded like a fun idea until I

Greeting card crafters know how similar their art is to quilting: Matching patterns, colors and textures of little pieces of paper gives us a quicker satisfaction on a smaller scale than a quilt! T…