Hello Everyone and welcome to the very last day of the JustRite Papercraft CHA release! I hope you've had a blast following all the releases over the CHA week and have been inspired! Today we are showcasing the All In The Family Large Sentiments, which is designed to beautifully co-ordinate with many of the JustRite sets such as Large Fancy Sentiments that I've used today. Here in Australia we say MUM not MOM, so I love that JustRite has included BOTH spellings so that it doesn't matter where in the world you live, you'll have the right spelling for your mother!! :)
I love making Spellbinders shaped cards and I've had a couple of inquiries about them, so I thought I'd show you a super quick tutorial on how to create this card. :)
To begin, I've folded a piece of white cardstock (lighter weight 200 gsm) and placed the Spellbinders Resplendent Rectangles die over the edge. I've held the die in place with removable tape. The card can be difficult to get out of the die - especially if it's new! To avoid this, add a piece of waxed paper (Aussies can buy this at Coles) between the die and the cardstock.
I use Spellbinders Grand Calibur Machine, other machines may work differently in how they cut, or if they can handle two pieces of card folded over. Please don't force a sandwich through your machine and damage it!! I do find that sometimes a folded piece of card will not cut evenly the first time it goes through the machine - turn the die 90 degrees and put it through again, continue until cut through.
You'll be left with a card that looks like this.....
I want to make the front of my card a different colour, so I've cut a piece of purple bazzill (a scrap piece from my scrap box!), this time make sure the die is not over the edge.
Once you've cut that shape, you'll have your folded card base and coloured card front - glue these together. The first time I glued these two pieces together when I made my very first shaped card was a disaster - glue oozed out everywhere!! ICK!!! Then I found the Glue Marker - no more oozing!! :)
For today's card, I've cut a piece of Kaisercraft Lake House DP with the next die in the Resplendent Rectangles set. The other two have been cut using JustRite's Vintage Labels Four Dies. The first one has been stamped with JustRite's Floral Flourishes Background stamp in Memento Lulu Lavender, the second has been stamped using Large Fancy Sentiments for 'Love You' and All In The Family Large Sentiments for 'Mum'. While it was still in the die, I've airbrushed a little V01 Copic Marker over it. :)
Pop the DP panel up on foam tape. Add a couple of pearl flourishes to the corners. Glue the sentiment panel to the stamped background panel and pop up on foam tape. Finish by adding a bow to the bottom of the sentiment.
Easy isn't it??!!! :) Hope you've enjoyed the tutorial and don't miss the beautiful creations the JustRite girls have for you today!
Stamps - All In The Family Large Sentiments, Large Fancy Sentiments, Floral Flourishes Background Stamp (JustRite)
Paper - White, Purple Bazzill, Kaisercraft Lake House DP
Ink - Memento Tuxedo Black, Lulu Lavender
Accessories - Spellbinders Resplendent Rectangles Die, JustRite Vintage Labels Four Dies, Purple Satin Ribbon, Pearl Flourishes, X-press It High Tack Foam Tape, X-press It Glue Marker.
There's lots of wonderful inspiration to be found by the team today, please pop by and leave them some love!!!
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Sheri Holt
Barb Schram
Kathy Jones
Darsie Bruno
Michele Kovack
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Saturday, January 19, 2013
Saturday, December 18, 2010
Christmas Came Early!!
I can't even BEGIN to tell you how excited I was when the gorgeous machine arrived on my doorstep late yesterday afternoon!!!! I squealed like a little girl and even the lady mail deliverer was laughing at me!!! :) This is the gorgeous Grand Calibur by Spellbinders!!!! I have been DYING to try this out - it's hard to tell from pictures, but unlike my old Cuttlebug, this one has a mouth size of 8 1/2 inches - so you can put an entire piece of A4 Cardstock through it without trimming!!!!! *HAPPY SIGH* AND - can you see the plates are all coloured coded and NAMED!!! Oh Happy Day - no more picking up the wrong one!!! YIPPEEE!!! :)
Now I really should be doing things in preparation for Christmas, but instead I'm going to show you some pics of how this machine works!! :)
The Grand Calibur has to have the ridges of the die facing up, so to make sure my Large Circle Nestabilities die doesn't move, I've taped it with some Scotch Removable Magic Tape where I want it to stay. I have a roll of this permanently on my desk! The Poppies are from JustRite Stamper's Plant a Little Love stamp set.
This is the sandwich for cutting with your Spellbinders dies, from the bottom -
*Gray A Plate
* Then your die (that I've taped to my poppies image)
*Paper/Cardstock
*White C Plate
Make sure your sandwich is flat and then place it into the mouth of the Grand Calibur and wind the handle! Yep, this one is a winder, not a crank action like the Wizard, and it is SOOOOOOO smooth!!!
To emboss the edges of your shape, leave the paper/cardstock in your die (it cuts so well that your paper will just pop out easily - beautiful crisp cutting!!!) and follow this sandwich -
* Gray A Plate
* Die with paper still inside
* Tan Embossing Mat (comes with the Grand Calibur)
* Pink B Plate
Make sure your sandwich is flat and put it through the Grand Calibur!! Remember I said it was a winder and how smooth it was?? Here is my 3yr old winding the embossing sandwich through - she loves helping! ;-)
Look at the beautiful embossing result the Grand Calibur gives....
To give a comparison between machines, I cut and embossed two of the Heirloom Ornaments dies (same size, both using Very Vanilla Cardstock) and here is the result....
The Grand Calibur's embossing is SO much sharper!!!
If you've stayed with me this long - thanks for indulging me today with my newtoy machine, actually the box says it's not a toy, but it sure is lots of fun!!! :)
Hugs
Kathy :)
FTC - Grand Calibur graciously provided by Spellbinders for me to play with!! :)
Now I really should be doing things in preparation for Christmas, but instead I'm going to show you some pics of how this machine works!! :)
The Grand Calibur has to have the ridges of the die facing up, so to make sure my Large Circle Nestabilities die doesn't move, I've taped it with some Scotch Removable Magic Tape where I want it to stay. I have a roll of this permanently on my desk! The Poppies are from JustRite Stamper's Plant a Little Love stamp set.
This is the sandwich for cutting with your Spellbinders dies, from the bottom -
*Gray A Plate
* Then your die (that I've taped to my poppies image)
*Paper/Cardstock
*White C Plate
Make sure your sandwich is flat and then place it into the mouth of the Grand Calibur and wind the handle! Yep, this one is a winder, not a crank action like the Wizard, and it is SOOOOOOO smooth!!!
To emboss the edges of your shape, leave the paper/cardstock in your die (it cuts so well that your paper will just pop out easily - beautiful crisp cutting!!!) and follow this sandwich -
* Gray A Plate
* Die with paper still inside
* Tan Embossing Mat (comes with the Grand Calibur)
* Pink B Plate
Make sure your sandwich is flat and put it through the Grand Calibur!! Remember I said it was a winder and how smooth it was?? Here is my 3yr old winding the embossing sandwich through - she loves helping! ;-)
Look at the beautiful embossing result the Grand Calibur gives....
To give a comparison between machines, I cut and embossed two of the Heirloom Ornaments dies (same size, both using Very Vanilla Cardstock) and here is the result....
The Grand Calibur's embossing is SO much sharper!!!
If you've stayed with me this long - thanks for indulging me today with my new
Hugs
Kathy :)
FTC - Grand Calibur graciously provided by Spellbinders for me to play with!! :)
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