I'm here to introduce a new challenge at Lawnscaping. This time it is a One Layer Challenge!!!
With us this week we have two wonderful guest designers that you will love: Julie Ebersole and Kari Webster
A few weeks ago I showed a tutorial for how to make a sweet case for your paperhandkerchiefs and for this challenge's sample I decided to make a card to go with it. A simple but perfect litle gift for someone who's come down with a cold and needs a little Feel Better greeting.
For my card and case I used stamps from Lawn Fawn's Flutter By, Critters in the burbs and Claire's ABC's.
And our fabulous sponsor; Simon Says stamp!!! You can win a25 $ giftcertificate to the store YEAH!!!
Pop over to Lawnscaping for all the info you need and to join!
Here's the tutorial in case you missed it at Lawnscaping.
1. Stamp your pattern diagonally across
the fabric. Iused Archival
black and Lawn Fawn's Flutter
By and Critters
in the Burbs!
2. Color your images with Promarkers or Copics. Cut
a 4.7 x 6.3 (12x16 cm) piece and cut another piece (the same size) from white
fabric for the lining.
3. Put the pieces wrong sides out and sew the sides together with straight stitches.
4. Turn right sides out and iron.
5. With the patterned side in fold the sides till
they meet at the middle. Iron and then sew the edges together. Zig-zag the
seam-allowance.
6. Put your pile of napkins on the ”back” and turn
it right side out around the napkins (found that this is the easiest way to get
them in!)! Use a pen to push out the corners.
7. Voila! You're
done!!!
Have a great day, hugs, Karin
love how you stamped on the fabric...this is too cute...and love the card.
ReplyDeleteLove the set and thanks for the fab tut!
ReplyDeleteI have wanted to make this type of card forever and couldn't figure out the combination to get a perfect circle! thank you! great card, going to case it!
ReplyDeleteOh, this is so cute!! Great tutorial!! Love the card and this little gift! Hugs
ReplyDeleteVery pretty card!
ReplyDeletethe stamped fabric is so cute, and so is the one layer card :)
ReplyDelete-Rachel w k
rwkrafts.blogspot.com
Sooo clever Karin! Love these sweet colours and it's such a nice gift to receive if you are feeling unwell!
ReplyDeletewhat a fabulous tutorial Karin and such a sweet little gift - perfect with the card you made :)
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ReplyDeleteHi Karin. What a gorgeous card and fantastic tutorial. Hugs Em x
ReplyDeleteHello Karin, Love your darling card! I will be thinking of you when I arrive Nynäshamn on Aug. 26. HUGS!
ReplyDeleteThe tissue case is too cute, and the card is so very pretty to match! Love them both! Thanks for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteYou are inspiring me to sew again Karin! Love this cute little project and card!!
ReplyDeleteThis will be a perfect project for me to make with my grandughters. Love it! TFS.
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