Angela's PaperArts: Round We Go birthday Z fold card

This month I've been featuring the versatile Stampin' Up! Round We Go stamp & die bundle. For this card I used the dies to create a flower instead of a rosette embellishment. I used the Bough Punch to create the leaves.

I realise these dies are meant to embellish either the stamped or diecut rosette, but they also looked like they could be used as flower petals too. What do you think?

Here's a side view of the card.

Here are the dies I used to create the flower on the card. I mixed & matched the diecuts, but you could make the flower by die-cutting two of the same and layering them together. 

This bundle, along with other stamp & die bundles and machines, is discounted until 30 June.

The current Stampin' Up! products used on the project can be purchased from my online store if you live in Australia.

Thanks for visiting.

Angela's PaperArts: Stampin' Up! Hip Hip Hooray rosette card

I've made another card this week using the  versatile Stampin' Up! Round We Go stamp & die bundle. I made this Z fold card with the bundle and the Take To the Sky designer series paper.

Here's a side view of the card.

To assemble the rosette diecuts from the Round We Go set, simply:

1. Diecut 2 rosette strips
2. Add adhesive onto the rosette diecut tabs
3. Concertina the strips along the scorelines & adhere together to form a circle.
4. Gather the top of the circle together and press down to form the rosette. Adhere a cardstock circle onto the centre of the front & back of the rosette to keep it in place.

This bundle, along with other stamp & die bundles and machines, will be discounted from this Wednesday, 5 June, with an 10% off the price.

The current Stampin' Up! products used on the project can be purchased from my online store if you live in Australia.

Thanks for visiting.

Angela's PaperArts: Round We Go slimline card

I've been creating with the versatile Stampin' Up! Round We Go stamp & die bundle. I made this slimline card with the bundle and the Wanted to Say die set.

Here's a close-up of the rosettes on the card.

It's easy to create smaller rosettes too. Simply cut the rosette diecut in half and assemble in the same way as the standard sized rosette.  You do need to diecut two rosette pieces and adhere them together to form the rosette.

You can also choose which outer edge you like to have on the rosette: scallop, zigzag or straight.

This bundle, along with other stamp & die bundles and machines, will be discounted from this Wednesday, 5 June, with an 10% off the price.

The current Stampin' Up! products used on the project can be purchased from my online store if you live in Australia.

Thanks for visiting.