Hello scrappy friends, Today I have a fun flip card tutorial.
Grab your paper, Cricut, & Spellbinders and let’s get to work.
Start with a standard size card ( 5 1/2 x 4 1/4).
Place your oval die facedown of the inside left. Score lines above and below the dies center point.
Place your oval die facedown of the inside left. Score lines above and below the dies center point.
Place on cutting plates where the scored line meets the edge of the plate. Run through your machine (Cuttlebug, Big Shot, etc.)
Now flip the whole thing over so the die is now laying on the cutting plate and you are looking at card stock with half of a cut image.
Lay your rubber embossing mat on top (and probably a couple of paper shims) and run through your machine again. This will emboss your other half instead of cutting it.
(NOTE: top half embossed, bottom half is cut)
Carefully remove the die. Your card should now look similar to the one pictured here.
Now it is just a matter of embellishing your card. As you can see I have inked the edges, rounded the corners and added some greenery and white roses. I also die cut a second floral oval, lined it up perfectly with the front oval and glued it to the inside of the card. Die cut flourish was also added to inside of card and lightly scored so the card would fold nicely.
I absolutely love these roses made with the Bitty Blossoms die !
Hope you enjoyed the card today and are right now thinking of all the special wedding and anniversary cards you could be making with this design. Until next time….
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2 comments
Gosh this is so beautiful and thank you for the tutorial xx
Great tutorial Penny, I have been meaning to do a video to explain this but don't need to now as you have done it so beautifully!
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