Tuesday, December 3, 2013

Pincushion Cards and a Tutorial

The Pincushion line is fabulous for almost any occasion. Be sure to take a peek at all the cards and you will see the versatility in the colors!

Gabrielle has created a wonderful tutorial for you today on her Pincushion Thank-you Card.

Do you like tutorials? Leave us a comment below and let us know.

Pincushion Thank-you Card by Gabrielle Pollacco


I just love all the beautiful sewing and stitchery designs in the new Pincusion collection so I thought for my first card using this lovely paper I would do a gather paper technique that is reminiscent of gathered fabric.  Sometimes it is easier to show how a technique is done that it is to explain it, so I made up a video tutorial showing the making of this card from start to finish (see below after the close-up).


I combined the Pincushion patterned paper with some Bo Bunny Double Dot cardstock (Tutu) and added in some stamping and coordinating embellishments to create this page.  Here is a full step by step tutorial so you can 'watch the process'. 



BoBunny Supplies:
Patterned Paper: Polka Dot Pattern, Tailored/Pincushion
Cardstock: Tutu, Clover/Double Dot
6x6 Paper Pad: Pincushion (green plaid)
Buttons: Pincushion
Noteworthy: Pincushion
Stamps: You're Invited, Distress Textures, Powder Mountain (script)



Love You Card by Gabrielle Pollacco


For my second card I thought I would play up the black and whites with one accent color, in this case aqua.  I used Ocean Double dot paper  along with stickers from the Pincushion collection.


I used some of the lovely Bo Bunny flowers to accent this card.  These ready made coordinating blooms make putting a project together so quick and easy.

BoBunny Supplies:
Patterned Paper: Pincushion, Sew Fun/Pincusion
Cardstock: Ocean Double Dot
Stickers: Pincusion Combo Stickers
Flowers: Bouquet/Denim Blue, Zinnia/Denim Blue



Handmade Buttons card by Romy Veul


On this card I focused on the beautiful peach and orange papers of the Pincushion collection. I thought they would make a great girly and romantic card.


Isn't this button card just way too cute? I stapled a chipboard label holder and heart upon the button card from the 'Layered Chipboard' package to make the button card stand out a little more. I also used dies to further embellish my card.


BoBunny Supplies:
Patterned paper: Pincushion/ Pincushion
6 x 6 Paper Pad: Pincushion
Chipboard: Pincushion 12x12 Chipboard, Pincushion Layered Chipboard Stickers



Heart Banner Card by Romy Veul


My second card is actually rather simple. I wanted to use the beautiful chipboard banners on this card and found that they actually shined the most by keeping the my design rather simple.


I attached the heart banner on top of the flag banner for some extra dimension. Some of the hearts are decorated with pearls and glitter glue for a glittery touch. I also added a few punched butterflies to my card.
My sentiment is stamped with the beautiful 'You're invited' stamps.

BoBunny Supplies:
Patterned Paper: Seamstress, Backstitch/ Pincushion
6x6 Paper Pad: Pincushion
Chipboard: Pincushion 12x12 Chipboard
Large Stamps: You're Invited Stamps

9 comments:

  1. I truly adore your gorgeous vintage cards, Gabi :)

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  2. Gorgeous cards, beautiful creativity! Thank you Gabrielle for the wonderful tutorial!

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  3. Romy, your cards always leave me inspired to create! Both of them are so beautiful and really show up the gorgeousness of the Pincushion collection! xo xo

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  4. I love Gabrielles tutorials! Thanks for puting one up again.

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  5. Gabrielle's video is one of the best I've ever seen! I love watching her just create, without words, and the music was very catchy. Great views, I actually GET how to do this! Thanks so much! And Romy's cards are gorgeous as well!!! So much inspiration in today's post!

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  6. I LOVE TUTORIALS!! I love watching how things are done and love hearing tips, tricks and supplies for projects.. (and you get to re~watch them at your leisure too) L.r. Smith on fb

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