SWEETIE PIE TUTORIAL

Hey, everyone!

I realize that the tutorial won't come in clearly for some reason for some of you, so I decided to just print the tutorial here. I hope that you will enjoy making this very simple and very versatile card!!!

To start with, we need some supplies:

You will need:
Cardstock: black, white, pink
Designer Paper: (I am using Winterberry)
Embellishments: white grosgrain ribbon, adhesive, pop dots
Ink: Belle Rose, Burnt Umber Hybrid Palette Ink Spots, (from the Monet and Escher Ink Spots), Tombow blender pen, Tombow gray marker, Memory Marker (Hazelnut), Stardust Glitter Gel Pens
Tools: Circle Punch, Scallop Circle Punch, Scor-Pal, Paper Trimmer, Sponge
Stamp: Kid Praises
(all supplies from The Angel Company)

Now the first step to creating our card is to trim the black cardstock to 8" x 4" and then lay this piece on your Scor-Pal lengthwise. (see photo)

Using your Scor-Pal tool, score the cardstock at 4" then fold and crease your score line.

Take your pink cardstock and cut it to 3¾" x 3¾" and then punch out a circle from that same color cardstock using your Scallop circle punch.

You will need to cut your designer paper at 3½" x 3½". Cut a piece of white cardstock to measure 3¾" x 3¾" and also punch out a white circle with your circle punch.

Cut a piece of white grosgrain ribbon to 5" and you are ready to start assembling the card!

Adhere the designer paper to the pink cardstock.

Apply adhesive to the back of your ribbon and attach to the front of your card horizontally in the center, wrapping the ends around the back.

Now place this layer on the front of the black cardstock.

Take your sponge and Belle Rose ink spot to sponge the edges of your white square. You will adhere this to the inside of your card. You can add a sentiment or leave it blank for notes later.

Now you stamp your image onto the white circle. I used Burnt Umber to ink up the pie and then Belle Rose to ink up the sentiment. I colored the pie crust in Hazelnut and used my blender pen for blending. The Stardust Glitter Gel Pen was used to color in part of the pie plate and to add doodle dots to the scallop circle. I created a shadow with the gray Tombow marker. Then I adhered these two pieces together.

Finally I put some pop dots behind the scallop circle and attached it to the front of my card! Here is the finished product:
This is a simple and fun card to make for any occasion and I hope you'll make some of these soon! You could even make a set of these cards, tie them with ribbon and give them for a fun gift! I hope you enjoyed the tutorial!

Hugs,