Paper quilt cards

A super simple card layout that lets you show off those beautiful designer series papers! Lovely quilt card idea for those quilters in your life!Just grab two 2-5/8" squares of cardstock and four 1-1/4" pieces of patterned paper. Pinwheel cards are perfect for birthday cards, thinking of you cards, congrats cards - and any other occasion cards. Go for cute kids cards, masculine cards, even wedding cards!

quilted cards

I found a great use for scraps....make them into a quilt block to be used on a card or scrapbook page! The template for these cards is on the Scrapedia website. In order to make the quilt block the "main attraction" I kept the rest of the card fairly simple. Some faux stitching with Sharpie markers, and a simple Word Border Stamp (Hero Arts) completes the card. I'll have the horizontal version of these same colors for your tomorrow. My favorite thing about these cards is how 3D the quilt…

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

Learn how to create an easy quilters star with ANY patterned paper you have on hand. It’s a fun paper piecing technique and a great way to use up scraps! Quilters Star Design First let’s talk about how to create the quilters star design. Start with a 3 x 3 inch piece of white cardstock. ... Read more

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.

Quilt Undesignated_rdm by rdm - Cards and Paper Crafts at Splitcoaststampers

I have had many inquiries from readers about the card above, which I shared on a previous post. It was a sample from the display board on the Stampin' Up! Alaska cruise--not my creation (as

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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…

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…

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…

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

I have done a fair number of quilted cards. There had once been a gallery associated with a "Technique Lover's" challenge. I will now upload a few of my patterns to this gallery. I do mine a wee bit differently. I grid out a piece of paper in one inch grids. I draw the straight pattern lines on it. I apply the two sided tape to the paper and lay the paper carefully down on the paper. I start from the center out and then trim edges at the end. I've done this design before - as I have…

The first challenge of the month over at Heart 2 Heart Challenges is "Spring Forward." To me spring means flowers and more color in the garden, particularly pinks and yellows. It also means the birthday of a dear friend and Godmother to my daughter. Phyllis loves to quilt, so it was only natural for me to think of her when I saw this card by Shelly Nemitz. I used the Close to My Heart paper pack, Clementine, and embellished with layered flowers from the Color Ready Garden Wooden Shapes set…

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″ […]

I have two quilt cards I made for the Friday Unity Friends with Flair. I love playing with pieces of paper, making designs and shapes with them, and this is based on an Ohio Star quilt pattern. I used papers from the LilyBeeDesigns Double Dutch paper pad for this card. I punched 4 - 1" squares of each pattern and then cut each on the diagonal which gave me 8 of each color, then simply pieced them together to form a star. For the center I used a MS button punch, and cut a small circle of dsp…

Hi guys, today I am showcasing my quilt card using the Damask Motifs. There is another colour way that I did this card in and I will pos...

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…

Karen Day - Quilt themed card set using My Favorite Things Die-namics Quilt Cover Up die.