Showing posts with label card. Show all posts
Showing posts with label card. Show all posts

Thursday, October 29, 2009

DVD/CD Homemade Card

A couple of years ago I decided to make a DVD of my little family for that whole year. It was the best pictures and memories. Since it was my first time I wanted to send it in a cute way as well. I found a magazine that showed you how to make a card to hold a DVD or CD. I thought that was cute enough and made about 10 of them. Just to warn you in advance. This does take awhile. You have to cut a lot of paper. Or it depends on how you decorate your card.

Here is a little tutorial on how I did it. For this tutorial I am making a wedding card.

The supplies for this card were:
Two solid 12x12 papers (one doesn't have to be 12x12)
Two pattern papers (don't have to be 12x12)
Stickers, sticker pearls, and paper flowers
Ribbon (two kinds)
paper cutter and scoring attachment
hole punch (see picture)
scissors
lighter


Here is a little diagram of how you are going to cut the 12x12 paper.
1. First you cut the paper down to 10x10 inches.
2. Score 2 1/2" in from each edge. See image a.
3. Cut all four corners off. You may have to trim so that they fold down good. See image b.
4. Fold the scored lines and then fold them into each other like you would do a box. See image c.(Here is where I scored the paper. You may have to click on the picture to get a better look.)
(With the corners cut out.)
(Folded at the scored lines.)
(Starting to fold into each other.)
(Folded like a box top.)
5. Cut out squares of paper slightly smaller than the squares of the card.
6. Do the same for the next set of papers. I used two different papers to embellish.
7. To do the ribbon I use a special paper punch that I got from Stampin Up. It's perfect for pulling ribbon through. I punch the corner of both (same) papers. Cut ribbon and heat seal it. Pull through the slots.
8. Use stickers and whatever else you have to embellish your card. I used pre-made wedding stickers, sticky pearls, and little paper flowers.
9. Glue them all on to each square of the card and you are done. (It's probably better to glue the paper onto the card before you start embellishing. Except for the ribbon. That has to be done before it's glued down.)
Finished card. Perfect for the happy couple if you are doing a picture DVD or mixed CD. Really the ideas are endless. You could even do something totally different.
Here is a Christmas one I did a couple years ago.

Happy Crafting!

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Wednesday, November 19, 2008

Paper Choices For My Mini Cards

Here are my mini cards that I will be selling in my store. There are 10 here. I have yet to find the envelopes to go with them so they are without envelopes. They are 2 1/4 inches.
Here are the choices for the mini cards. Let me know what number/s you would like and quantity and I'll make them up. For 10 mini cards it will be $2.50.







Friday, October 10, 2008

Cards

So here are the cards that I am selling in my Etsy shop right now. Check it out.

The next two pictures come in a set of five cards. This set just sold.








Sunday, September 7, 2008

Cards

So, here are a bunch of cards that I have made in the past year. They are so much fun to make. The one I will most likely put on Etsy is the Chrismas (square) one. It holds a cd/dvd. I will make different variations like Christmas, Wedding, Birthday, Anniversary.....
As you can see there are a couple other items that are not cards. The bows and bracelet (bottom right corner) were there for a display at a show. I also made the french board. It goes in my daughter's room.

Skulls

Here are the other things I made for my sister. I made a bunch of onesies with iron ons. The white ones have two cute animal iron ons and the one you can see came from the same fabric as all the rest of the gifts. I cut out one skull and cross bones and put it on a onesie. I also make a iron on shirt for Briseis. It says, "I am the BIG sister." I did the same shirt for my daughter. So cute.
As you can see I went a little crazy and even did a card with the same material. It was fun trying to come up with ideas to use the fabric.

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