Tuesday, November 26, 2013

Top Dog Dies Tutorial: Apron Card with DIY Chipboard Embellishments

Hi!  Today I am sharing a tutorial on creating a Top Dog Dies Apron Card.  I embellished the card with chipboard sewing notions using Sew Much Fun Die Set .  



Gathered supplies and die cuts:

First I cut the apron base placing 1) Apron Card (A2) Die 2) solid CS, 3) a Sizzix Impressions Pad 4)acrylic plate. I then cut designer paper to fit the fold over pocket.


Next, using my bone folder tool I creased the paper along fold lines and added score tape to the sides.

Apron Card with side flaps glued in place.

 To create my own chipboard embellishments I take cereal boxes or other food packaging boxes, cut it to the general size needed, and glue it to the designer paper.  I run dies and paper  through the die cutting machine, then gently free the individual pieces from surrounding CS/packaging.

A close up view of the "chipboard" pieces.  Aren't they the cutest???


Finished Set:


I am playing along with the following challenge

D.L. Art #120 - Anything Goes
November's Linky Part - Just Because
Sister Act Card Challenge - Anything Goes
Word Art Wednesday - Anything Goes

10 comments:

  1. Awesome card!! Wow, love the details and thanks for the tutorial. So glad to see your link up in November's Just Because Linky Party!! And thanks so much for hopping over to Sparkly Sweet Craft Notions. I super appeciate you and your comments.

    Be blessed, Beckie

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  2. Such a pretty project Angie! Love the sewing theme!

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  3. This is seriously the sweetest thing I've ever seen. So many fun details. Thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving such a nice comment.

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  4. Love the card, all the little details and your great tutorial

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  5. The colors are just lovely Angie. What a great project. I remembered Mommy putting my full apron on me. Thank you for sharing this amazing artwork with us. Remember up to five AG Family friendly projects can be posted.
    Blessings,
    Carole Robb Bisson
    Word Art Wednesday

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  6. thanks for this sweet tutorial I will have definetely to try it one day...very pretty
    bibiana

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  7. Such a lot of lovely detail again, Angie!! Great colours you've combined and so clever to use the packaging for your dies - I have to try that myself!! Great project!!
    Hugz

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