Tuesday Tip: Quilted Cards

Hello everyone, today we have Debbie Marcinkiewicz from our Contributing Design Team showing us how to meake a “quilted card”..enjoy!

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Debbie says:

Hello sweet friends and welcome to my first post in August for Kaisercraft!  Today my assignment was to create a project for the Tuesday Tip category — how fun!!  I adore paper-crafting and love to quilt, so for today’s tip I decided to combine the two and show you all how to create a couple of sweet ‘quilted’ cards using the brand new Miss Nelly Collection … I’m completely smitten with these pretty confections!

Let’s get started!

Kaisercraft Materials List:   Miss Nelly Collection 6 1/2″ Paper Pad ( PP849); Self-Adhesive Pearls & Rhinestones (RS422); Lace Pack – white (EM926); Clear Stamps – Alpha Vintage Script (CS782).
Other supplies:  cardstock, glue, 1 3/4″ circle punch, 1 1/4″ square punch, paper trimmer, scissors.

 

Lay template on top of patterned papers and cut out 10 little ties.
Choose eleven different patterned papers from the Miss Nelly Paper Pack.  Make a template for the Dresden pattern out of scrap paper.  The template will look like a man’s tie and will be 1 3/4″ from the bottom of the tie to the tip:

Punch out two 1 3/4″ circles:

Using a pencil, mark 3/4″ from the top right corner inward and 3/4″ from the bottom left corner inward on your cardstock base.  This is where you will place the flat bottom end of your Dresden pattern templates cut from pattern papers.


Adhere all ten of the Dresden patterned paper ‘ties’ in the shape of a half circle.

Adhere the 1 3/4″ circles over the ends of the ‘ties’ and trim away the excess from the back of the card. You may emboss the front of this card either before you adhere your circle punches or afterwards.  I used glossy patterned paper for the circles, so I embossed the card base and ‘ties’ before I adhered the circles.

Using one of the pretty little tags from the back of the Miss Nelly 6 1/2″ Paper Pack, I stamped a sentiment using the Vintage Script Alpha Clear Stamps, added some new Miss Nelly Rhinestones and some pretty white cotton lace trim:

Quilted Squares card made using a 1 1/4″ square punch and Vintage Wallpaper embossing folder.

Rail Fence Quilted card using 1/2″ strips and a Swiss Dot embossing folder.


Now your turn!!  I can’t wait to see what you are inspired to create using this BEAUTIFUL new Miss Nelly Collection from Kaisercraft!

Thanks for peeking in today … have a wonderful stampy day!

 

 

 

 

 

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20 comments

1 AdrianaB { 08.02.11 at 8:55 am }

OMG… These cards are great, love the tutorial …love the embossing idea…… gives the card extra texture… thanks Debbie :)

2 HopeTN { 08.02.11 at 9:12 am }

These look fabulous. Really love the idea of the embossing – so much more like a quilted quilt.

3 Kirsty { 08.02.11 at 9:21 am }

Love your cards. Love the Miss Nelly collection, it is so suited to the patchwork style of cards you have created. The first one with the Dresden pattern would look great on a scrapbook page as well. Can’t wait to see what everyone else comes up with.

4 sonia { 08.02.11 at 9:51 am }

Debbie I loved the ‘sun’ style card. I can straight away see how to use that on a scrap page for kids. Thanks for the tip.

5 Kirsty { 08.02.11 at 11:21 am }

I love love love them!!

6 Teresa { 08.02.11 at 12:45 pm }

These cards look amazing – this is the perfect range for this type of card. Love it!

7 lizzy crust { 08.02.11 at 1:14 pm }

oh wow how pretty.. these papers do look the old fashioned materials on quilts.. how clever!!

8 Natasha { 08.02.11 at 1:41 pm }

That is so innovativ, but so simple! What a great ideas! Love all of it! Can’t even chose which one better…. Great, and beautiful!

9 Mandie { 08.02.11 at 3:18 pm }

i have never been much of a card person but these really make me want to give them a go…. the are BEAUTIFUL :-)

10 Sandra { 08.02.11 at 3:28 pm }

Wow, it looks like real patchwork. I’ll have to give this one a go.

11 amelia { 08.02.11 at 3:48 pm }

oh i jus love this idea!! im definatly going to have a go at this one!! and i jus love the way you have made me want to use this collection as it wasnt really my type of collection! but now i want it !! lol thanks deb!

12 Mandyb { 08.02.11 at 6:02 pm }

stunning cards….what a cool idea thanks!!!!

13 Blog Larson { 08.03.11 at 4:30 am }

Embossing idea could produce a stunning card! The design is actually very simple yet beautiful, soft, creative and feminine!

14 Ramona { 08.03.11 at 11:50 am }

this is just so cool, I have lots of quilting friends so this is perfect! thankyou for the inspiration

15 Cho Lay { 08.03.11 at 2:47 pm }

I love it! I am a quilter and recently starting card making and this just combines my 2 loves!

16 Jess Toulmin { 08.05.11 at 10:55 am }

Thank you so much for the inspiration. I am totally going to try these cards today! The Miss Nelly collection works so perfectly for these quilted projects.

17 Gini Cagle { 08.06.11 at 3:15 am }

Using quilting patterns is such a fun idea!

18 Belinda Watson { 08.11.11 at 5:48 pm }

Lovely ideas…great for using scraps…or some new papers LOL!

19 Jimjams { 08.16.11 at 8:49 am }

So clever to add another layer of texture with the embossing. Great way to use up scraps too.

20 Samantha Young { 08.30.11 at 10:03 pm }

OMG! WOW! i have never ever thought of creating this kind of effect with embossing folders…so darn effective!

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