Hi there Creators, Today I thought I'd show you something I saw at the Picture to Page show recently, the fold kind of fascinated me, so I went home and mocked up a practice one (and after several attempts with scrap paper finally got it worked out!) A4 style 😁 I decided to use the Wildflower Birthday Specialty Designer Series Paper partly because I keep forgetting to use it, and I do love the gold foiling in it. I ended up using Peach Pie A4 Card and B lueberry Bushel A4 to create the base cards with, then used the Nested Essentials Dies (so glad I bought these as they're incredibly useful), and Simply Said stamp set , which is my "go to" set, when I don't know what else to use🤣. Here are the finished cards: and just a few more photos to show you the back, side and bottom.... So to create.... The peach card (portrait) take a piece of A4 cut in 1/2 lengthways, and score in 1/2 at 14.8cm, from the 1/2 way point across the top fold of the card score down...
New Video - Reflection Technique using Beautiful You
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Hi everyone,
Well finally the school holidays are over, and I have peace and quiet!
I'd been asked by a couple of people how I made this card: I have used the Beautiful You stamp set
So I thought I'd do a video!
However I also said at one point that I would show you how I have my room/equipment set up to do the videos!, So I got my trusty husband to take a couple of photos of me (before I started filming), he got a bit carried away, so I've picked (what I think is the best one) 😁 My room is also set up for a class this evening here, so I have just moved some of the bits back to create the space for the Vid!
And this next photo is what I actually made in the video!
Do have a go at the reflection Technique, I hope you enjoy it, and as I said in the video, if there's anything else on my blog that you're interested in seeing as a video, do let me know:)
I hope this has inspired you to create :)
God Bless love
Heather xox
Well finally the school holidays are over, and I have peace and quiet!
I'd been asked by a couple of people how I made this card: I have used the Beautiful You stamp set
However I also said at one point that I would show you how I have my room/equipment set up to do the videos!, So I got my trusty husband to take a couple of photos of me (before I started filming), he got a bit carried away, so I've picked (what I think is the best one) 😁 My room is also set up for a class this evening here, so I have just moved some of the bits back to create the space for the Vid!
Here's the Video!
Do have a go at the reflection Technique, I hope you enjoy it, and as I said in the video, if there's anything else on my blog that you're interested in seeing as a video, do let me know:)
I hope this has inspired you to create :)
God Bless love
Heather xox
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You did a Beautiful You card with a repeated quote background and paper piercing. I really liked it. How did you make the background with the words evenly spaced on the diagonal?
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Hi Michelle, I actually just eyeballed it (sorry!) however having said that I have previously used a wood block as a "ruler" and stamped along it, to make sure the stamps remained on the same line, but you would need to work out the distance between them. hoping you get this message, as your message was anonymous so I couldn't reply as an email :)
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