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Old 02-06-2012, 12:12 PM   #1
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Default Tutorial Tuesday #5 {2-7-12} Scallop Circle and Circle Cards

Hello! Monika here today, bringing you and easy tutorial on how to make a scallop circle/circle card. If you know me, you know how I love circle cards. They are so easy to make, and just the shape alone will give your cards an extra touch.

What you will need:

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-Cuttlebug machine (or any other die-cutting machine you have)
-Spellbinders Scallop Circle and Circle dies (or any other scallop and circle dies, punches)
-If you use a Cuttlebug machine, you will need Plate A, B, C and a metal shim

There are two ways of making a scallop circle/circle card:
#1
Step 1-Cut two 4-1/4" x 4-1/4" square card stock (will depend on the size of your dies you use-I used my biggest scallop circle die)

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Step 2-Using your die-cutting machine, cut out two scallop circles. (If you use a Cuttlebug machine, you need to put Plate A, B, card stock, die, metal shim, and Plate C through your machine.)

Step 3-Take one of them and score a line about 1" from top.

1a

Step 4-Add adhesive to flap, and attach the two scallop circles.

Step 5-Using the biggest coordinating circle, die-cut a circle base piece and decorate as desired.

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Step 1-Cut an 8-1/2" x 4-1/4" piece of rectangle and fold it in half.

Step 2-Place your biggest scallop die on top, making sure that die hangs off the edge about 2/8" where card stock is folded.

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Step 3-Die-cut folded piece.

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Step 4-Using the biggest coordinating circle, die-cut a circle base piece and decorate as desired.

Before I cut my circle base piece, I like to attach paper strips, then die-cut my circle.

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3b

If you don't have any dies, you can make a simple circle card (without scallop edge) the same way. Use a circle cutter, punches, or even a plate (as your template) to make your circle. You can decorate the edges with ribbon:

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Here is my finished card I made, using You & Me clear stamp set.

SNS-YouandMe-circle

I hope you will give this a try!
Need more inspirations? See more of my circle cards...
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Old 02-07-2012, 03:18 AM   #2
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Love this tutorial, Monika!
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What a fabulous step by step on this, Monika, and all three of your cards are just adorable!
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Fantastic tutorial Monika! I love the tip about laying out all of the paper before you cut the plain circule...what a great idea!! PS - Your card is pretty darn cute too!!
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Awesome, awesome, awesome !!
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Thank you girls... but I still feel like it was not good enough compared to your tutorials! Oh, well... maybe next time I can do something WOW! lol...
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If you are inspired to give this a try....be sure to play along with the Wednesday Challenge this week - it is all about making shaped cards!
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Thank you girls... but I still feel like it was not good enough compared to your tutorials! Oh, well... maybe next time I can do something WOW! lol...
Are you kidding? That bit of wisdom about laying out the papers first and then cutting was a total life changer for me! It has seriously never occurred to me to do that, and I have gotten SO frustrated lining stuff up!

This was an awesome tutorial!
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