Card a Month: A Bow Card using leftover pieces of pattern paper

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Card a month is a monthly video series on my blog. Once a month, usually on the 2nd or 3rd Friday I share a new handmade card along with a video tutorial. I hope you’ll enjoy!

Today I’m sharing a card which I made using the We R Memory Keepers Envelope Punch Board (and guess what? I didn’t make a single envelope for this project) and some left over pieces of pattern paper.

Card a month video series | Bow card + a fun background using only We R Memory Keepers Envelope Punch Board, leftover strips of paper and stamps from Neat & Tangled

If you would like to know how the card was made and all tips and tricks I used to create a background please watch my video below.

If you enjoyed watching the video, please like, comment and share with your crafty friends! Thank you!

A few details:

Card a month video series | Bow card + a fun background using only We R Memory Keepers Envelope Punch Board, leftover strips of paper and stamps from Neat & Tangled

Card a month video series | Bow card + a fun background using only We R Memory Keepers Envelope Punch Board, leftover strips of paper and stamps from Neat & Tangled

Card a month video series | Bow card + a fun background using only We R Memory Keepers Envelope Punch Board, leftover strips of paper and stamps from Neat & Tangled

this card is also decorated on the inside; I rarely do this but in this case felt if was necessary to continue the sentiment onto the inside of the card


Цікаве за тиждень. Випуск #216.

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Comments5

  1. You are so creative Yana, love these little bows and your scrap background! Thanks for always inspiring me!

  2. Brilliant, absolutely brilliant! This is a perfect example of upcycling and using Envelope punch board! (You have to check out the theme for next month’s V. V.challenge tomorrow!) LOVE your card, Yana!

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