You are Loved…square cuts
Yep, I am still working with the Simon Says Stamp February card kit. I just love it so much, so I am cherishing it as long as I can. I probably should start working with the March and April kits soon….
I love the floral paper, but I struggle sometimes when figuring out how to use it. So I decided to cut one of the floral papers into 1.5"x 1.5" squares and frame them with 1.75" x 1.75" black squares. I centered the squares onto the card front using my T-ruler. Then I cut out another black square and emboss the You Are Loved sentiment on it. I popped that square up over the 4 patterned paper squares after using my T-ruler and white gel pen to draw faux stitching lines.
Using my T-ruler and a black gel pen, I drew faux stitching lines on the white Neenah solar white card front that is cut slightly smaller than the A2 size. It is cut to 4" x 5.25". I adhered that to a black card stock cut to 4.25" x 5.5". I used Neenah Solar White 110# card stock as my top-folding card base.
Next time I make this card I am going to use my corner chomper to round one if not all of the corners of the squares to give it a more finished look. But I still like this card; it is simple and clean.
Thank you for stopping by. The supplies I used are below.
I love the floral paper, but I struggle sometimes when figuring out how to use it. So I decided to cut one of the floral papers into 1.5"x 1.5" squares and frame them with 1.75" x 1.75" black squares. I centered the squares onto the card front using my T-ruler. Then I cut out another black square and emboss the You Are Loved sentiment on it. I popped that square up over the 4 patterned paper squares after using my T-ruler and white gel pen to draw faux stitching lines.
Using my T-ruler and a black gel pen, I drew faux stitching lines on the white Neenah solar white card front that is cut slightly smaller than the A2 size. It is cut to 4" x 5.25". I adhered that to a black card stock cut to 4.25" x 5.5". I used Neenah Solar White 110# card stock as my top-folding card base.
Next time I make this card I am going to use my corner chomper to round one if not all of the corners of the squares to give it a more finished look. But I still like this card; it is simple and clean.
Thank you for stopping by. The supplies I used are below.
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