Quilted 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

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″ […]

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…

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.

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

Today's Free 4 All challenge was to color block on our project. I decided to create a little paper quilt with some of my Stella & Rose scraps from My Mind's Eye. After laying them all out and adhering them to my cardstock base, I paper pierced around every single square. I then used an archival pen to make a faux zig zag stitch around the squares. I used several distress inks to ink up the edges of all of the papers. I used a nestie to die cut the frame and the sentiment is from Unity…

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…

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…

Mira | Made with teeny weeny 3/4” fabric squares, these quilted cards are a great way to up cycle those smallest of scraps! You can switch it up... | Instagram

Easy fabric patchwork note card tutorial

Hello Stampers The wait is over for the Quilt Star video :) you will see it's not that complected just challenge a little. The main thing that you need is 8 square of 1 inch each of 2 de

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

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…

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…

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

Here's another entry for the Geometric challenge going on over at the Winnie & Walter blog at the current Gossip column. This time I chose...

Did you enjoy the quilt cards last week? I have some New Quilt Card ideas that will be the perfect addition to your set.

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

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

Free tutorial to make note cards from fabric. Perfect for all occasions. Use theme fabric for holidays. Make gift tags, bookmarks and more.