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Daisy Delights
By Alison Barrow
MATERIALS REQUIRED:
A4 White Card: CEM01 Hammer Embossed.
Scrap of Kaskad Lavender Paper: KA021P and
Scrap of White Paper.
Decoupage Paper: SD373 Smiling Daisies.
Creative Border Stickers: CB016P Pink Flowers
and CB017P Blue Flowers.
Peel Off Stickers: XL583U-08 Daisies and
ZL512U-82 Butterflies.
Ribbons: 7mm Organza, MTR14-10 Rose and
MTR14-35 Purple. 3mm Satin RIB02-03 Pink
and 9mm MTR27-30 Lilac Check.
Peel Off Pens: LUM01.
Eyelet Punches: EYE030.
4 Small Purple Brads, Pink & Purple Pony Beads.
Paper Pricking Tool: PAP15.
Scalloped Lace Paper Punch: PPU209.
Embossing/Scoring Tool and Craft Scissors.
Craft Knife, Cutting Mat and Ruler.
Double Sided Tape & Sticky Fixers.
Card Mounts: SF03U-09 and SF06U-09
Both in Lavender.
panels 102mm x 152mm each. Mark the top corners
of both of these panels as shown by the blue dashed
lines in the diagram, then cut off the corners.
Cut two panels of white hammer card to 98mm x
148mm, mark the top two corners of both at 28mm
from each corner (red dashed lines). Cut
off both corners. Cut the main panel
from the découpage sheet and trim the
top and sides using the diagram for the
size. Trim the bottom edge so it fits onto
one of the white panels leaving a 2mm
edge of white and glue in place.
Mount the ‘just for you’ tag onto a
scrap of white card and cut out, then
make a hole at each end for the brads.
Mount in the position shown (above)
using a sticky fixer in the centre only,
then make slits in the panel through the
holes and push the brads through.
Don’t stick the white panels to the
lavender yet, set these panels aside for
now and work on the other card blank.
TO MAKE THE CARD:
Fold the oblong card mount and use a ruler and
knife to cut off the fold leaving you with two separate
30mm
30
mm
152mm
102mm
Actual Size
12
5
9
1
A
B
1.
Place the square card blank
face-down and opened out. Score
a diagonal line from corner to
corner on each panel as shown.
Score a line down the centre of
each panel as shown (red lines).
9.
Place double sided tape around
the edges of the back as shown
then fold in half again as step 8a.
5.
Cover the back of panel ‘A’
(see Diagram 4) with double sided
tape and push ‘A’ & ‘B’ together
to stick, this is the resulting shape.
10
6
CDE
F
2
10.
Peel the backing from the
lower triangle and stick it to one of
the lavender panels (made earlier),
carefully aligning the left and bot-
tom edge of each piece.
2.
Keep the card face-down and
valley fold along all three upright
lines unfolding each as you go.
6.
Do the same with panels ‘C’ &
‘D’ and then with panels ‘E’ & ‘F’.
As you push the panels together,
the lower points will naturally push
out and up, see lower arrows.
CD
EF
11
AB
3
7
DE
3.
Turn the card face-up and valley
fold along all four diagonal lines
unfolding each as you go. This will
make it easier to fold them after
decorating. With the card facing
you the shape will look like this,
the arrowed folds are coming
towards you.
11.
Peel the backing from the top
of the folded piece and stick the
other lavender panel to this side,
aligning the edges and matching
the tag top shapes too.
7.
This is the (unfolded) shape
resulting from the previous step.
‘D’ & ‘E’ are now little pockets.
8
CD
EF
AB
12
4
8a
4.
Use the blue creative borders
to decorate the edges, mitre the
corners as shown. Place the
happy birthday strips along the
bottom, coloured flowers along
the top and pale flowers each side
of the centre fold. The left and
right edge borders are added later.
8.
Turn the work so the back is
facing you. Cut a strip of lavender
paper to 2cm x 9cm and glue
across the back as shown making
sure the shape will fold in half (8a)
before the glue dries.
12.
Unfold, and this is the inside
of the card, ready to decorate.
13
Make a small slot through the ribbon at both holes
and stick a brad through from the inside, turn each
brad so the prongs will go up and down when
opened then open them out.
Using the hammer white panels made earlier, stick
the plain one centrally onto the back panel of the
card. This is for your message, leave plain or deco-
rate with other pieces from the sheet.
Stick the découpage panel onto the front panel.
Cut out layer 2 from the découpage sheet and layer
onto it. Finish this découpage using the large daisy
only from layer 3 and the centre from layer 5. Then,
with the card folded, use the large eyelet punch to
make a hole at the top centre of both tag panels, this
should be about 8mm from the top edge.
Next work on the inside of the card again. Add a
butterfly sticker to the top of each panel, below the
holes as shown. Stick four white daisies to white
paper and cut out to the edges of the sticker. Colour
the centres yellow and stick one on each pocket and
on the base below
them as shown (see
photo below left).
Make daisies from
the inside pieces of
the stickers as follows.
Colour 4 daisy centres
using the yellow pen
and stick these to the
card, one on each side
of the centre partition
and one on each base
panel, as shown by the arrows (above).
Add the waste bits from inside the
daisy petals around these centres (see
right) using the pricking tool for easy
placement.
Cut out the two blue tags and stick to white card,
then cut to leave a 2mm white border all around.
Punch the holes with the small punch and tie a
small bow from the pink 3mm ribbon before
tucking a tag into each pocket.
Finish Up: Cut two 15cm lengths of
purple and pink organza ribbons and tie
a knot in each end of all four. Use a pink
and a purple together, place through the
hole in one panel and tie a knot. Now
complete the bows in each colour, sepa-
rately. Do the same with the other panel.
With the two check ribbon ends laid
neatly together, thread 2 purple beads
onto both strands together. Slide these
up a bit and put one pink bead onto each
strand. Tie a knot in the end of each
ribbon making sure it is large enough to
stop the beads coming off again. Slide
the purple beads up to the card to hold it
closed, and down to open.
13
14
14a
15
13.
Cut out
the blue
square base
layer of découpage. Mark a 73mm square in the cen-
tre lining it up as shown to avoid all the petals of the
centre flowers, then cut out to make a frame.
14.
Cut the frame diagonally in half. Stick one half to
each inside panel as shown.
14a.
Add the border
strips along the diagonal insert.
15.
Cut out two daisies and stick into place as shown,
use the daisy from the centre of the frame you cut
earlier and the layer 4 daisy.
Using the photo below for guidance, add pink
flower borders around the tops of the card overlap-
ping them as shown. Punch two 11cm strips of white
paper using the border punch, then trim to 12mm
deep and stick one to each panel as shown.
Punch a small hole using the eyelet punch just
above the happy birthday on the open side of each
panel, making sure they are both at the same height,
and in line with the words from side to side.
Now work on the outside of the card. Close the
card and place a strip of double sided tape across
both the front and back panels (but not across the
fold) on a level with the holes just punched. Cut a
70cm length of lilac check ribbon, fold it in half to find
the mid point. Stick the ribbon onto the tape with the
centre on the
fold of the
card.
14
Summer 2011
Issue 61
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