Thinlits Circle Card Technique How To Instructions

Hello Stampers


Have a fun how to card today to share....This card was created by my Bimonthly Stamper's Club.  If you missed out on Stamp Club night, not to worry...I have created this card for you and will be included in your order when it arrives this week (a perk of being one of my Club Members).

Here is what we used to create this fun card (along with  a picture of the card)

 

Here's a close up picture of the card.  I cannot take credit for this card. I saw it on our Demonstrator Support Group...so thanks for the demo who shared her fun idea.

 

This was created very easily using our Thinlits Circle (item number 133480) for the Big Shot...there is also another one to chose from as well.....First we adhered a piece of our DSP from the Holiday Catalog (Sweater Weather DSP # 132184 $10.95). 

 

We then ran it through the Big Shot using the entire cutting base between two acrylic cutting pads.

 

 

Then inked up the Magnificant Maple (item #131868 $9.95 wood mounted only) with Crushed Curry ink and then using a Sponge Dauber just dabbed here and there using Tangerine Tango ink.

 

Using one of the other accents that comes in the Thinlits Circle (there are many), we used the scallop to cut out our maple leaf.

 

Adhered a pice of DSP from the same paper pack to the back part of the fold out card and a little Linen Thread to create a bow on the outer part of the card and it's as simple as that!

 

This new Thinlits is so much fun to create these cards. I am currently working on my grandson's cards for his upcoming 2nd birthday party...it's a Mickey Mouse theme and I cannot wait to share with you the fun invitation I am creating...it's so much fun.

 

To purchase these and/or any other items, please feel to visit on my online store posted below. 

 

 

As a special gift to you for placing an online order from me, I have a fun bookmark that I am giving away (supplies are limited), so be sure to place your order ASAP to ensure receiving one of these...I know you'll want to recreate these for your upcoming Halloweeners.....

Happy Stampin!

 

Susan