I make my own cards out of A4 and when you make a square card you get a folded strip know as a scrapling well I've loads but I use them snowflakes etc. Well now I will use them with a new Memory die called Tessatina border I brought from the Make it show.
Well using the scraplings I cut out three borders and using the xyron X sticker machine to get glue on the back, I stuck three together on this card. Using another scrapling and the stamping up stripey embossing folder to make the bottom mat.
The sentiment is from Stampin up and stamped on another scrapling, cut down and I used a square punch to get the tail shape of tag, can't believe how simply this way is to make the shape. In case you wondering you use the corner of the square punch.
I'm going to enter this card as well to the Less is More challenge, which is why I've done a separate post.
Beautiful card shug I use A4 a lot of the time as well & use the ends for sentiments or smaller die cuts, they go in a box which I have to say is getting very full lol. Fabulous tip with the square punch, thank you. Never thought about that!
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That looks phantastic.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous way of using those 'scraplings'.
ReplyDeleteAnd the card looks just as beautiful and professional as usual.
Linda
http://coachhousecraftingonabudget.blogspot.com/
Wonderful, it looks very elegant.
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Melodie
Such a lovely card! I love your new die.
ReplyDeleteFabulous elegant card Debby.... and believe it or not, I just bought that MB die yesterday from Samuel Taylor in Skipton!!
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Christine x
Wow, a very elegant and gorgeous card Debby!
ReplyDeleteOh wow, what a beautiful cards you place on you blog!! Love the butterfly card very much!!
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Martha
This is soooo elegant and more than a little bit gorgeous. xx
ReplyDeleteLove your embossed card with just a bow - so simple but very striking!!
ReplyDeleteElegant, classy just lovely
ReplyDeleteAnne
Another fantastic card!!! I love the border and thank for the tip about the tail for the tag... so simple, but I didn't know! Hugs, Brigitte
ReplyDeleteWat een prachtige kaart mooi geembosd en je kaart hiervoor ook geweldig de vlinder en de kleuren prachtig
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Really nice Debby, your embossing is so crisp I will have to try the corner punch idea, lovely card simple but lovely. Aud x
ReplyDeleteI love your cas cards and this one looks so elegant. Really gorgeous...
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Marina
I love the simplicity of this card, gorgeous. Thanks for the tip with the square punch. xx
ReplyDeleteVery simple but so effective.....hugs xxxx Amanda
ReplyDeleteWhat a simple, elegant and striking beauty this is and thanks for the tip...
ReplyDeleteMonica xxx
Beautiful and elegant card!
ReplyDeletexoxo Anita
ooh its wonderful.. so pretty
ReplyDeleteLisa x
So lovely Debby is your card:)
ReplyDeleteLovely, elegant card Debby. These are nice embossing folders, what make are they? I've never seen them here in Canada. Thanks for tip on using corner of punch.
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Luv, Babs xo
Gorgeous card sweetie. Love that new die.
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Cathy
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Fab card, love the intricate border die cut so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLyndsey xx
Such an elegant card and what a great idea for the "scraplings".
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Denise xx
This is so beautiful Debby!
ReplyDeleteI like the cards in the two previous posts too, the designs are fabulous, they are very inspiring just like today's card.
Warm hugs
Maarit
I saw that die at the Make it show and didn't get it... I think I should have!
ReplyDeleteThis looks ace!
Thanks again Debby.
Chrissie
"Less is More"
Wow, that's 1 stunning die, Luv Samx
ReplyDeletestunning ~simply elegant!
ReplyDeletevanessa xx
So simple and elegant, it's lovely!
ReplyDeleteLorraine x
Absolutely GORGEOUS!! I MUST have this die!!
ReplyDeleteLove this card Debbie; so classy. Just got that border die myself - it's lush, isn't it?
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Sharon xx
Very strange, I bought this die last week and only tried it out last night and I thought OMG how am I going to stick it on to a card, but I now know how, thank you so much, bet you didn't know you were a mind reader.
ReplyDeleteThe card is fabulous, really classy.
Kath x
Absolut gorgeous!!
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Thank you for sharing Debby, I love your card - there is something about white on white with a touch of colour that always looks soo good. Also thanks for the little tip on the square punch - I methodically measure and cut each time I do this - but no more I will whip out the square punch, Thanks so much
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful card, love the two types of embossing.
ReplyDeleteSimply stunning...
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Gemma
Very classy card Debby, love the use of your scrapplings,gorgeous embossed panels.I use mine for sentiments, but now you have given me another idea, thankyou.
ReplyDeleteLuv CHRISSYxx
WOW!! so cool and just embossing..
ReplyDeleteGreat use of those little bits Debby. Love that die too
ReplyDeleteFantastic card
ReplyDeleteThe embossing looks sensational
Thank you very much
mandi
"Less is More"
mmmm that die is a definite little beauty...looks fiddly to stick though! Gorgeous and classy card Debby :0)
ReplyDeleteJenny x
Great scraplings card. Good way to get throught the scraps!
ReplyDeleteSimply stunning Debby, love it
ReplyDeleteali x
Beautiful CAS design Debby!! ;)
ReplyDeleteWow Debby, this is so elegant, gold and white are stunning together and I love the sentiment :) Donna ♥ x
ReplyDeleteLove your term - "scrapling". That's exactly what it is! Super die. Lovely card! Hugs, Lesley
ReplyDeleteThis card is beautiful thank you for the tip about the square punch. Can you tell me what is the name of the embossing folders for the top and bottom of this card I love them I live in Ireland and this is the first time I have come across your blog your card are just so elegant I love the strip effect on the end of the card with the lattice effect on the top I would really love to be able to do this hope you can give me the name of the embossing folders you can contact me at ambretteir@gmail.com
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