One of my favorite products to use on a card is a doily – and I love the way that I can use the 4 in 1 punches to make my own cardstock look like doilies!! For this card, I first started with a round card base. I used the star template and the 901 butterfly punch to make the center doily with a piece of cardstock. I wanted to stamp an image in the center of my doily, but it didn't show up well with the cardstock color, so I simply used my fabulous Kreaxions circle cutter and cut the inner circle out! It was so easy to find the center, since the star template has the hole center already marked for you to pierce your paper! That is such great attention to detail! For the outer doily ring (that I attached to the back of the card), I used my 901 Butterfly punch ,the positioning parts and the B plastic circle stencil for outer circle punching. I measured and cut a 15 cm circle with my circle cutter and using the B circle stencil, I marked the appropriate places for punching. I punched around the edge using my 901 butterfly punch and the 5.6cm positioning part. I really didn't like the very edge that the punch had left, but I did love the butterfly edge, so I used my circle cutter again to trim off the edges. That tool is just so versatile!!
Don't forget to join in on our May challenges – you still have a week to do some projects – and you can win one of the fabulous circle cutters for yourself!! Simple click on the "Challenges" button at the top and you will find all the details and the place to load your projects!! Have fun creating!!
Valerie
Angela Fehr
This is totally pretty! Love the sentiment right in the centre and the layers of circles.
GinniG
O M G Valerie!!!!! This card is totally AWESOME!!!!! What great techniques you used! I love the positioning parts with the 4-in-1 punches! WTG GF!!!
wendyp
love that delicate butterfly punch around the circle! Gorgeous card, Valerie!
Linda Beeson
Simply stunning! LOVE the red and all of the great details.
Gina
This is so so pretty!!!! Totally love it!
Jess
So pretty! I too love the doily effects!
Bev Code
this is stunning and beautiful