This is definitely a bit late.  But I still want to share it with you!  : D This post was also my very last blog post over at Kaisercraft!  The DT had the pleasure of working with some fabulous product provided to us by Glue Arts. 
[Wedding Card]
I had heaps of fun putting this little tutorial together.  And I haven't had a chance to share this yet since I was away on holiday when it was posted over at Kaisercraft and then when I returned home... well... I've been on a rollercoaster ride regarding my Dad's sudden passing.
So, here’s how I put it all together.
Gather  your supplies.  Materials needed are: kaisercard, 3 strips of patterned  paper from the 6.5″ Pink Gelato paper pad (2″, 2.5″ & 3.5″ in  width), Pink Gelato paper pad die cuts, organza ribbon, Pink Gelato  sticker sheet – sticker borders, ink, Glue Arts Glue Glider PRO and the  Glue Arts micro extreme adhesive squares.
Step 1.   Choose and cut the desired patterned paper from the paper pad to the  size of the kaisercard or slightly smaller.  Ink and stitch around the  edges of the patterned paper and attach to the card using the Glue  Glider PRO.  This tool makes life so much easier for paper lovers!  All  you need to do is press down and move the Glider towards yourself in one  quick and smooth motion.
Step 2. Ink the edges of the pre-cut paper strips using Kaisercraft ink pads.
Step 3. To create the bottom tier of the “Wedding  Cake”, take the smallest strip of patterned paper and add a sticker  border to the top edge and trim to fit.  Score a line 1.5″ in from one  of the short edges and 1″ from the other.
Fold back the edges until they touch, allowing the paper strip to form a  “D” shape.  Add some adhesive strips like a bandage to hold the shape  in place.
Step 4. Take the next strip of paper (2.5″) and score  two lines at 1.5″ in from each of the short ends.  Fold back and overlap  the edges by approximately 0.5″ and using the Glue Glider to adhere  together.  This creates the middle tier of the wedding cake.
Here’s where it gets tricky!  Add the micro extreme adhesive squares to  the lower back of the middle paper tier.  Slip it inside of the first  tier and press the adhesive squares to secure the second tier to the  first.
Step 5. Add another border sticker to the top of the  remaining paper strip.  Score lines at 2″ and 1.5″ and adhere as in the  step 4, but overlap the edges to bring the 2″ score line, overhang, all  the way over to the other scoreline.
Insert this tier into the other two tiers and attach as in the steps above, using the micro extreme adhesive squares.
Step 6. Attach the “cake” to the card base using the  Glue Glider.  Add your sentiment from the paper pad die cuts, to the  front of the “cake”.  Finish dressing the card by adding the paper  blooms and ribbon.
Thanks for visiting and leaving me some love....x

gosh Leanne that is just beautiful, the tutorial rocks a nd as I said the card is just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLoved it the first time I saw it and still love it! You clever chickie :).
ReplyDeleteDitto with Kerryn... Thanks for the reminder though. I still haven't tried this trick!
ReplyDeleteWow Leanne what a stunning card! So beautiful...and clever!
ReplyDeleteSheree xx
this is sooo beautiful!..great tutorial! :) x
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