Fluted Classics Collection – Card Inspiration with Annie Williams
Hi there, this is Annie Williams and I’m excited to be back on the blog today to share a couple of projects using the new Fluted Classics Collection by Becca Feeken. The beautiful blanket stitch-inspired edging on all of the many shapes in this collection inspired me to create two cards perfect for sending a sweet hello.
With the weather getting colder in my area lately, I thought the gorgeous edging detail on these dies was perfect as an accent on a warm and cozy card. Pairing it with a chunky cable-knit pattern and a cute deer, I created this simple and sweet card for a friend.
Die cut Portobello Cardstock using the Large Rectangle Outer Rim and Insert dies from the Fluted Classics Rectangles Die Set. Die cut Pink Sand Cardstock using the Large Rectangle Inner Rim die.
Trim a piece of AlabasterCardstock to 3.374” x 4.625” and emboss is using the Sweater Weather Embossing Folder.
Die cut Portobello Cardstock using the Medium Oval Outer Rim and Insert dies from the Fluted Classic Ovals Die Set. Die cut Alabaster Cardstock using the Medium Oval Inner Rim die.
Mat the embossed panel with the pink panel and the large rectangle die-cut panel before adhering it all to a top-folding A2-sized white card base.
Adhere the oval layer to the oval die-cut with tape runner, then pop it up in the center of the card front with foam adhesive.
Add the deer and sentiment to the card front with more foam adhesive and embellish the deer with a floral wreath, adding Gold Mix Gems to the flower centers.
Spellbinders Supplies:
Other Supplies
Heavyweight white cardstock, Copic markers, tape runner, foam adhesive
I love that Becca has been creating slimline versions of her beautiful edged shapes! With a few floral bunches and a big, pretty sentiment, this slimline thank you card comes together easily.
Die cut Purple MistCardstock using the Large Slimline Rim and Insert and Medium Inner Rim and Small Insert dies from the Fluted Classics SlimlineDie Set.
Die cut Silver Fox Cardstock using the Medium Slimline Outer Rim die and emboss it using the Slimline Flora Embossing Folder.
Trim a piece of Snowdrift Cardstock to 1.125” x 6.125” and emboss it using the Slimline Flora Embossing Folder, ensuring the panel is centered within the same area of the folder as the previous panel so that the pattern appears continuous.
Trim the “s” off of the “thanks” die-cuts and adhere all of the sentiment layers together to form a thick and bold greeting.
Adhere the grey embossed panel on top of the largest purple die-cut with tape runner, then add it to a top-folding white card base measuring 3.5” x 8.5”.
Add the white embossed panel on top of the smaller purple die-cut and then pop it up in the center of the card front with foam adhesive.
Add the flowers and sentiment to the card front with liquid glue.
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