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søndag, mars 20, 2011

One for the boys - A blue Baby Card

Even though all my friends and family are expecting baby girls, I still don't trust their ultra sounds 100% and wanted to have some blue baby cards in stock ;) Ha ha! So after many baby cards for girls, here is one for the boys !
I've used the collage technique Lisa showed me, on this card too. The sentiment is in focus on the card so this is my entry for Sentimental Sundays # 47.
The beautiful flowers, ribbons and pearls are from Inkido.
The card has a pocket and inside is a matching tag. The back of the card was made as a vintage postcard by using stamps from Inkido.
Here you'll see the tag.
Supplies for this card:
Cardstock: Inkido
Design Papers: Inkido - Cartas de amor
Inks: Distress Ink - Stormy Sky, Walnut Stain, Brushed Corduroy
Stamps: Inkido
Tools: SU - punch
Others: old stamp from my stamp collection

søndag, mars 13, 2011

Tutorial ~ Folded Handbag Card

I've finally had time to make a tutorial on the folded handbag card. I blogged about my first handbag card earlier this week, and you can see more details here. I don't know if there are any other tutorials on this kind of folded card. I have made mine after seeing Pia's handbag. I measured hers and made the tutorial that way. Thanks to Pia for the inspiration.

You will need:
  • 1 piece 12"x12" cardstock
  • 1 piece 10x19 cm cardstock
  • 2 pieces 9,5x18,5 cm patterned paper
  • 3 pieces 9,5x9,5 cm patterned paper
  • 4 pieces 9,5x9,5 cm patterned paper, to cut in 3 pieces each(see further down on how to cut)
  • 8 pieces 9,5x9,5 cm patterned paper, to cut in 2 pieces each(see further down on how to cut)
  • String/ ribbon/ magnets to close the handbag
  • Stamps of your choice
  • Ribbon for the strap
  • Embellies of your choice

You start of with one sheet of 12"x12" cardstock. Score and fold it at 4" on all 4 sides. You'll end up with 9 equal squares on the card.
In the 4 corner squares you need to score diagonally across the squares and fold at the scores you've made. The cardstock will look like this.
At 2 of the side squares you have to score like this. I did it by finding the middle and score from the mark down to the 2 corners. 
After that your piece of cardstock will look like this: 3 plain squares, 4 corners scored in half and 2 sqaures folded in three. 
Distress al pieces of patterned paper with Distress Ink Brushed Corduroy.
Take the 9,5x18,5 piece patterned paper and adhere it to the 10x19cm cardstock. Make a hole and fasten an eyelet. Put the string in before you adhere the last piece of 9,5x18,5 patterned paper to the back.
It will look like this on the back when you're finished. This way it will look nice to the inside of the handbag too :)
Adhere the piece of cardstock to the handbag. You do this to one of the flat squares on your cardstock.
On the square on the opposite side of the bag. You adhere a piece of 9,5x9,5 patterned paper to the outside. Then fasten an eyelet and add some string. I  glued the string to the cardstock with some tape before I added the other piece of 9,5x9,5 patterned paper.
Your handbag's closing mechanism should look like this now. You can also use magnets, buttons, ribbon etc for this. I used on this bag since I was out of magnets.
Adhere the last piece of 9,5x9,5 patterned paper to the bottom of the card, i.e. the square you see in the middle of this photo. Depending on what patterned paper you're using, make sure the patterns fit together so it looks nice on all sides of the handbag ;)
Cut 4 squares of 9,5x9,5 patterned paper. I used 2 different designs. 
Cut the 4 squares in 3 like shown in the picture. I found the middle of one of the edges, and from that mark I cut straight down to the two opposite corners.
Adhere the triangles to the inside of the bag.
And the rest to the outside of the bag.
Cut 8 pieces of 9,5x9,5 patterned paper. I used two different papers which match my other ones.
Cut them in half diagonally.
Adhere 8 of the triangles in pattern of your choice to the inside of the bag.
The las 8 pieces you use on the outside of the bag.
Add a stamp to the top square inside the bag. I also used a grunge corner stamp in the corners.
Add some rhinestones and stamps to the square in the middle.
For the strap I used a twill ribbon. I stamped it with different stamps to make more depth.
Adhere the strap to the lid. Now it's time to decorate the handbag with embellies of your choice.
Here's the pictures of my finished handbag. 
I used embellies and flowers from Inkido.
The handbag opens like this.
The inside of the handbag.
The outside of the handbag.

I hope you liked my tutorial and will try to make a handbag card yourself. If you want me to come see your handbag card, please leave acomment on this post with a link :)

All supplies for this card are from Inkido. The papers are my own designs, for Inkido Autumn 2010.

fredag, mars 11, 2011

Inkido ~ My weekend in Gothenburg

Last weekend I was in Gothenburg along with Inkido, Inkido retailers and some of the Inkido DT members.
I had a class for the Inkido retailers 4 times that weekend. I showed them how to make a handbag card for confirmands. The bag was inspired by Pia' s handbag card. Here are pictures of the handbag:
The class included a lot of scoring, folding and cutting, but my students were great and everyone left with a perfectly made handbag :)
Here is a photo of the inside of the bag. We used papers from my new paper collection - Is This Love?
And this is the sentiment we stamped inside the card.
On the lid we decorated with som roses, buds, flowers, pearls and star pin. All supplies are Inkido.
Later I will make a tutorial to show you how to make this bag, with all measurements etc :)

I also had a quick bonus card which we made in my class. It is without sentiment so it's perfect for weddings, birthdays or just to a friend.
The base of the card is a precut envelope card from Inkido. We decorated it with grunge corner stamp, corrugated cardboard, ribbon, and some embellies.
The tag inside measures 7,5x21 cm and is cut from kraft cardstock. We used vintage stamps to make a collage feeling on the front of the tag.
The back of the tag is stamped with postage stamps. All supplies from Inkido.

I also wanted to show you a sweet gift Liza from Pysselakuten had made for us who arranged this wekend.

Cute gift bags filled with candy. And they were all made with the Tuva and Mathea papers I 've designed for Inkido ;) Thank you so much Liza:)

torsdag, mars 10, 2011

Inkido ~ Is This Love?

This is a baptism invitation card made from a brown paper bag. The "belt" around the card is made with paper from the new collection - "Is This Love?", which I have designed for Inkido. I used white corrugated cardboard for the panel. The invitation stamp is stamped with Archival Ink coffee. The collage stamps with the same colour, the butterfly with Achival Ink Plum. Butterfly charm from Kort og Godt.
This is also my 2nd entry for Simon Says Stamp Challenge  - Anything Goes.
The tag inside the card was decorated with some of the vintage postage stamps from Inkido. I added some pink rhinestones around the ribbon.

Supplies for this card:
Card base: Brown Paper Bag
Design Papers: Inkido - Is This Love?
Inks: Archival Ink - Plum and Coffee
Stamps: All from Inkido
Tools: Spellbinders - label die, Stampin Up - circle punch
Others: Kort og Godt - Butterfly charm, Inkido - heart pin and rose buds

søndag, januar 30, 2011

Sketchy Colors # 56 ~ Wedding Card

Inspired by another paper bag card I made earlier, I made this wedding card tonight. It was an order from a family member and the theme is winter wedding. I think light blue is perfect for that and I used some of the papers I designed for Inkido last Spring. This is my entry for Sketchy Colors #54 - blue, brown, white.
I made the paper bag as an envelope for the card. The card inside measures 13x19cm.
The card is decorated with Inkido swirl stamps. I couldn't decorate the card to heavily, as it should fit inside the paper bag.
The label is a free download from World Label. I opened the file in Photoshop and added the names and the date for the wedding.
Inside the card I used the same layout as the front. Sentimen on right side is from Kort og Godt.
Again, one more label from World Label. On this one I added a nice text from Liv Aure.
Here you see the paper bag closed. And the third label from World Label.
On the "lid" of the paper bag I used a white cotton fabric cut with a SU label die. The brown label is cut with a Sizzix die. And it sparkles a lot since I've used some Glimmer Mist Old Lace(my all time favourite). The silver flower is from Kort og Godt.
The back of the paper bag is decorated with two of my personal stamps.
And a small silver charm is added at the back of the bag.
Thanks for visiting my blog and I wish you all a nice week to come :)

Supplies for this card:
Cardstock: Water colour paper, brown paper bag
Design Papers: Inkido - Tuva Satin Turquoise, Cartas de Amor Turquoise, Mathea Chocolate Brownie
Inks: Archival Ink - Cobalt, Coffee, Distress Ink - Brushed Corduroy
Stamps: Inkido - swirls, Kort og Godt - texts
Tools: Sewing Machine, Martha Stewart - doily lace punch, Spellbinder -circle dies, Sizzix - label die, Stampin Up - label die, Cuttlebug - embossing folder,
Others: Tattered Angels - Glimmer Mist Old Lace, Inkido - pearls, ribbons, Kort og Godt - silver charms