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Showing posts with label fat quarters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fat quarters. Show all posts

Sunday, 5 September 2021

Wild Wishes

It's been a while since I have posted anything as unfortunately, I have had a break from crafting, so have some catching up to do. September is here already and it's the start of our blog challenge at Daisy Chains with a wildlife theme. As with all our challenges, they are also ATG.


Over the summer break, I did visit the zoo, one of my favourite places as there is always so much to see and always something new each time I go. So I thought I would make a birthday card using some safari fat quarters that I had been given which are just the perfect size for cards.


I chose the zebra and created a small aperture card with a little wadding to pad out the fat quarter, which was to form the topper on my card.


I used some zebra print backing paper from my stash and some tropical leaves with I downloaded online and inked the edges with one of my dinky inkies in crocodile. These did take me quite a while to cut out as I didn't have any die cuts but I'm a pretty slow crafter these days anyway so what was leftover I will keep for another project, which will be really handy.


I  used an off white 6 x 6-inch deckle edge card blank to match the aperture topper and found my label printer (which I wish that I had found ages ago!) to create the sentiment.

The rest of our design team have also been making some lovely projects this month, along with so many great crafters on our blog every month. It's always lovely to see the inspiration everyone shares. Please use the link below to take you to the blog challenge and thanks for the visit.


Happy crafting







Monday, 5 November 2018

Christmas Card using Fat Quarters

With Christmas fastly approaching and the last challenge for Daisy Chains  this year, I am sharing my Design Team card for the Winter/Christmas theme.




For this project I used:-
  • C6 pearlescent aperture card
  • Christmas fat quarters
  • wadding
  • Christmas die cuts


This style of card is so quick and easy to make and you don't need that many materials to create a pretty Christmas card that is that little bit different and it won't cost you a fortune to post if you have made a batch.


I used double sided tape to keep the fat quarter in place over the aperture. One square of wadding is ample behind the fat quarter to give the card that cushioned effect.



The Seasons Greetings die is from Tattered Lace and the holly dies were free with a craft magazine.

I love the gold thread in the fat quarter, which highlights the image perfectly.






I have a good selection of these Christmas fat quarters that I picked up this year and have decided that they will be my Christmas cards.

Pop over to the Daisy Chains blog page and see what the rest of the design team have been making.

Happy Crafting




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