Did you see this card and wondered how I did it?
Get your Big Shot out and lets get Started!
I used the Perfect Polka Dot and Framed Tulips embossing folders. I added a little more embossing to create a wedding card at the end of this post.
You will need 2 Pieces of chipboard. 1 x 4 and 2 x 4. I used the white cardboard from the back of the Stampin Up! designer paper and just glued 2 of the same size pieces together
Close your Multipurpose platform
Put your paper into your embossing folder and place it on top of the closed platform. this is the perfect polka dot folder.
Place your chipboard on top of the embossing folder. I used 2 x4
add ONE cutting plate and crank it through your Big Shot
It should look like this, only embossed where the chipboard was:
Now line the perfect polka dot section up with Framed Tulip embossing folder. Be careful to make it straight
add your 1 x4 chipboard , then ONE cutting plate and crank through your Big Shot
It should look like this:
Now flip it to create a second line of embossed Tulips. pay close attention to line the tulips up with your already embossed ones
add your 1 x4 chipboard , then ONE cutting plate and crank through your Big Shot
it should look like this:
now repeat on the other side:
you should have a piece of card stock that looks like this:
I created a wedding card with mine. It was so beautiful I went with white on white with pearls
Stamps: Fabulous phrases
Paper: whisper white
Ink: sahara sand
Accessories: Framed tulips, perfect polka dot embossing folder, modern label and punch pack, lots of pearls!
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Thanks Jill-this is great!!!!
You rock! TFS. Loved the pix of your 6 kids too!
This is such a great tutorial! Thank you and I love your blog!
This is FABULOUS!Great way to think OUT OF THE BOX!!!Love it!SherryBee in AZ
Fabulous! Thanks so much for sharing this. Great tutorial!
WOW!!! Awesome tutorial Jill!!! Thanks for taking the time to share it with us! Beautiful cards too!! Love your blog!!
Just gorgeous! Thanks for taking the time to add photos! Hugs!
So nice of you to give step by step instructions. I have seen others selling this technique.
Thanks so much for sharing your tutorial! Fab job!!
Thanks for such an easy to understand tutorial. I will be getting a lot more use from my embossing folders (if that's possible). Thanks for sharing.
OMG!!! That is so COOL!!!! Thanks for sharing it!
Thanks Jill for sharing this fabulous tutorial. I've seen the technique around and wondered how it was done! The wedding card you created is stunning!
Thanks so much for posting this tutorial! I figured it had to do with chipboard, like using the wooden things with the oval cut out, but didn't know how thick to make it or the dimensions. This is really great. Beautiful wedding card!
Jill: You are so creative! I don't see how you can come up with a new card idea every single day!!! I struggle and always have to copy someone else's idea. And even copying, it takes me hours to make a card!!! Bravo! I love this white wedding card – may I copy it?!?! Love, Sue
simply Gorgeous technique. Love the all white wedding card. Thank you for sharing the instructions!
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing the tutorial.
Lovely cards. This is a great technique. TFS
hi Jill thanks for this cool technique I will have to try your idea. I too have been doing double embossing but I only use the embossing folders alone, to make smaller frames and borders. I can't wait to try the technique with chip board to see the difference! Thanks for sharing the NEW and improved version!
Wow.. that is awesome! Thanks so much for sharing!! Can't wait to try this out! : )
Jill ~ thanks for "sharing" ~ you truly embody what Stampin' Up! stands for….
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I came here via Mary Brown's blog. I can't wait to try it!
Thank you, Jill!! I was struggling with this technique. Your tutorial is perfect! 🙂 http://createNstamp.blogspot.com/
Are there any Vagabond videos for these technique sandwiches?