Candlewick Classics Collection Inspiration | Colorful Cards with Bibi
Hi everyone, It is
Bibi Cameron
here and I'm glad to be able to share ideas and inspiration using the new
Candlewick Classics Collection
by Becca Feeken. This is a stunning collection of basic shape dies, a doily die set and a border die set.
I was tempted to use only white for my cards today but I thought that using bright colors would allow me to show you the die-cut shapes a lot better.
Paper Piecing and Inlaid Die Cuts
For this card I used the
Doily Round dies
and I did a little bit of paper piecing so instead of discard the negative die cuts I used them as part of the design. I started by die cutting a doily shaped window on the center of a 5-1/4 x 5 1/4 inches piece of white cardstock and behind it I glued a solid piece of pink cardstock.
Then, I die cut two doilies out of Blue Lagoon cardstock and I glued one of them on the aperture aligning the edges with the shaped window. Using scissors, I cut the outer border of the other blue doily to get a smaller die-cut and I kept it to aside.
Next, I die cut a doily out of yellow cardstock and I used some of the negative die cuts to inlaid them around the circle part on the center of the doily. I kept the yellow die cut doily for a next project. As I wanted to add another color, I die cut a doily out of green cardstock. I only used the negative die cuts to fill in with those pieces the green areas you can see in the picture of the card.
The new Candlewick dies design by Becca Feeken are good to create cards for any occasion.
For this card I used the poinsettia die set included in the
Spellbinders November Kit of the month
. I just couldn't resist! Perhaps using other colors this design will be more suitable for Christmas or seasonal cards.
So I started by die cutting an oval window on a white piece of cardstock using the medium solid oval die from
Oval Candlewick Etched Dies
.
I then used the yellow doily I got left from my first project above and I glued it behind the window and behind it, then I glued a solid piece of green cardstock.
This is something I really like to do when I have die sets like
Doily Round Etched dies
.
I simply die cut two doilies out of Blue Lagoon cardstock and I glued them on an A2 white piece of yardstick to create a pattern.
I trimmed the edges that were picking out the white piece of cardstock and I used those small off cuts to complete the pattern . Then to get a perfect size and also sharp edges, I used the medium rectangle die from
Candlewick Rectangle Etched Dies
to die cut this piece.
When running the piece through the die cutting machine everything gets nicely flatten and this provides a beautiful finishing.
To add more interest to this very simple card design, I cut a piece of Blue Lagoon card using the medium rectangle die with the candlewick pattern over the edge and the outer frame die.
I glued the piece with the die-cut pattern over and then I adhered them on a C6 card base.
I also made a small banner by stamping the sentiment from
Inside and Out stamp set
using
Black Licorice ink
by Fun Stampers Journey.
To embellish I used
Fashion Gold Dots
.
Watch video tutorial below or on
Youtube
to learn how to make these cards:
Spellbinders Supplies:
That's all for today, I hope you enjoy these projects and ideas to get crafty with Becca Feeken designs.
Hugs from Scotland,
Bibi
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These are Gorgeous!