Today, as the title suggests, we are going around in circles and this is definately a project full of circles.
This is a project that we did in class a few weeks ago and everybody enjoyed making it as it was quite unusual.
I started by making a circle card base using the largest of the Tattered Lace Essential circles set (you could also use the largest of the Tonic circles set ) This was then made into an easle card.
The effect on the front was achieved using 9 smaller circles and tea-bag folding them so each one had both sides folded upwards and there was a nice point at one end to place in the middle of the circle. You need to use 3 different colours of papers to make this stand out. I inked all of the edges with vintage photo ink and then stuck them onto the easel front. I suggest that you use photoglue (or something similar) so that you have a little time to move the circles into the right positions. The centre was simply a punched flower and a hobby house paper flower on the top.
I then cut a couple of smaller circles to mat and layer and make the stopper for the easel. As you can see the sentiment was placed on this with a tiny bow to embellish.
Something a little bit different and hope that you like the idea.
I am getting samples ready for tomorrows shows on C and C - I am doing the 8am and 10am on the Pick of the day on Ideal World.
Thankyou for popping in and hope to see you tomorrow - only a few days left now to get your comments in to be in to win the blog candy at the end of the month.
Hope you have an excellent day whatever you are doing.
Bye for now,
JO x
Lovely card again Jo, I like making easel cards but haven't made a circular one! Good luck with the show tomorrow.
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Hi Carolyn - a circle easel is great fun and very easy please have a go and let me know how you get on!
DeleteLove this will deffo try it. Jacqui cc
DeleteAs always a lovely creation Jo, so very imaginative as well.
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B x
Thankyou Brenda! xx
DeleteUnusual Jo and I think it could make a nice centre piece !
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Thank you Ruth xx
DeleteLovely card Jo, enjoyed making it in the class,definately going to have a go at another one, so unusually and easy when you know how ;-) Jean x
ReplyDeleteI thought you would have another go Jean! look forward to seeing it! Would look good with the record on it! x
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ReplyDeleteHi Jo, sounds complicated but looks good. I'm not good with easel cards.
ReplyDeleteIt really isnt Sylvia - will show you the fold when I see you next x
DeleteHi Jo, another wonderful creation. Just received my Graphic 45 paper pad thrilled to bits can't wait to get crafting.
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So pleased Jenny you will love it. I hope that you were happy with the service! x
DeleteVery pretty card Jo and certainly something very different, although doesn't sound too difficult.x
ReplyDeleteNo it isnt and great fun to do too! x
DeleteHi Jo
ReplyDeleteoooh, this is really pretty & haven't seen a card like this before, love the colours you have used Jo, they look amazing together...
Not too difficult to make as you have said so I'll definitely be trying one as love trying everything new...
Crafty Hugs
Haze xx
You really must try it out it is very easy! thankyou for your comment x
DeleteWhat a brilliant idea for a card, & not too difficult either. Thanks Jo x
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