Hello friends! As Valentine-Card-Creation season is upon us (wow, that was a serious mouthful. I promise, I'll never say that again,) I thought I'd pull another card out of my stash that fits the season.
This is the very last card that I had published in Paper Crafts & Scrapbooking magazine, in the February issue. This isn't as difficult as it looks. . .the hardest part is laying the triangles out evenly and straight. Would you care to give it a try???
1. Trim1-inch squares of cardstock. (Three colors is a good place to start. I used black, aqua, and glittered cardstock.)
2. Trim each square diagonally in half to create triangles. (You'll need 20 triangles to create this heart.)
3. Use my card as a guide and assemble the triangles to create a heart. Play with the arrangement of colors. I tried to evenly distribute the colors, and avoid having the same color triangles next to each other. There are so many possibilities though - do what you like! You could even just do one color to start.
Here's another card I created using the same formula, but for this I used fuchsia, coral, and gold cardstocks. This is a larger 5x7 card. If you have any questions, just holler! I had fun figuring out how to make this project! Thanks so much for stopping by!
Handwritten Notes (Avery Elle)
Many Thanks (Avery Elle)
Golden Glitz Delicata ink by Tsukineko
Close To My Heart Glittered Cardstock
3 comments:
What a fun and creative design!!!
Dude. These are amazing. Absolutely amazing. Love them. Lots.
Oh that is so pretty, what a fabulous design.
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