Xyron + Waffle Flower Inspiration Week – Day 5 - Channin Pelletier
Hello everyone! We are teaming up with our friends at Xyron to bring you some fun projects every day of the week! Don't forget to checkout the awesome giveaway prizes at the end of this post!
We have Channin Pelletier on the blog today! Take it away, Channin!
Hello everyone! I'm super excited to be participating in Waffle Flower's and Xyron's Inspiration Week!
I had so much fun creating that I made 3 cards! Even though I made 3 different cards I did pretty much the same thing for each of them.
I used the wonderful Flower Circles Inverted dies to create the circle designs. I left the dies unclipped, just like they come out of the packaging, so all the cuts would be centered every time I used them. I used the dies to cut two sets of circles out of rust, orange, mint, turquoise, and teal cardstock.
I trimmed down the rust and teal paper scraps to create two 5” x 7” panels. I then glued these panels down on a 5” by 7” panel of white cardstock.
Next, I arranged my inlaid circle sets in the color combos I wanted. I then held them in place with bits painters tape on the front and ran them through Xyron’s Create a Sticker Max machine to add adhesive to the backs of the cuts. I can be messy with glue and struggle with tape runners when working with smaller bits of paper. But the Create a Sticker Max machine made adhering my circle designs so so easy and clean, I loved using it!
Next, I inlaid my circle design into the rust and teal panels for the front and middle cards. For my third card, I just adhered my circle designs on top of a 5” x 7” panel of rust cardstock. I then had to trim all my panels to remove the overhang from the circles.
Next, I cut some strips of vellum, then stamped a sentiment from the Bowtiful set in black pigment ink and clear embossed it. I then stamped the sentiment again on scraps of orange, mint, and turquoise cardstock. I then trimmed these down to just the “your special day” portion of the sentiment. I then placed the vellum strips on the panels and folded the edges over and taped them down in the back. I then adhered the panels onto my card base and lastly adhered the “your special day” strips onto the vellum.
Hope you enjoyed!!
-- Channin
Thank you for sharing your beautiful creations with us, Channin! A kind reminder about the giveaways!
Our friends at Xyron has generously offered us a complete set of their brand new Creative Station Lite + 3" Refill to give to one luck winner drawn from comments left on all inspiration week posts on Waffle Flower Blog! You have until midnight Saturday, July 30 to enter! The winner will be announced here on August 1!
And don't forget to checkout Xyron's Facebook page for a die bundle prize from us! You can comment each time they post a waffle flower project this week (about twice a day!) and then they'll pick a winner... That's 10 chances to win!
Thank you for stopping by! Happy Crafting!
Hello everyone! I'm super excited to be participating in Waffle Flower's and Xyron's Inspiration Week!
I had so much fun creating that I made 3 cards! Even though I made 3 different cards I did pretty much the same thing for each of them.
I used the wonderful Flower Circles Inverted dies to create the circle designs. I left the dies unclipped, just like they come out of the packaging, so all the cuts would be centered every time I used them. I used the dies to cut two sets of circles out of rust, orange, mint, turquoise, and teal cardstock.
I trimmed down the rust and teal paper scraps to create two 5” x 7” panels. I then glued these panels down on a 5” by 7” panel of white cardstock.
Next, I arranged my inlaid circle sets in the color combos I wanted. I then held them in place with bits painters tape on the front and ran them through Xyron’s Create a Sticker Max machine to add adhesive to the backs of the cuts. I can be messy with glue and struggle with tape runners when working with smaller bits of paper. But the Create a Sticker Max machine made adhering my circle designs so so easy and clean, I loved using it!
Next, I inlaid my circle design into the rust and teal panels for the front and middle cards. For my third card, I just adhered my circle designs on top of a 5” x 7” panel of rust cardstock. I then had to trim all my panels to remove the overhang from the circles.
Next, I cut some strips of vellum, then stamped a sentiment from the Bowtiful set in black pigment ink and clear embossed it. I then stamped the sentiment again on scraps of orange, mint, and turquoise cardstock. I then trimmed these down to just the “your special day” portion of the sentiment. I then placed the vellum strips on the panels and folded the edges over and taped them down in the back. I then adhered the panels onto my card base and lastly adhered the “your special day” strips onto the vellum.
Hope you enjoyed!!
-- Channin
Thank you for sharing your beautiful creations with us, Channin! A kind reminder about the giveaways!
Our friends at Xyron has generously offered us a complete set of their brand new Creative Station Lite + 3" Refill to give to one luck winner drawn from comments left on all inspiration week posts on Waffle Flower Blog! You have until midnight Saturday, July 30 to enter! The winner will be announced here on August 1!
And don't forget to checkout Xyron's Facebook page for a die bundle prize from us! You can comment each time they post a waffle flower project this week (about twice a day!) and then they'll pick a winner... That's 10 chances to win!
Thank you for stopping by! Happy Crafting!
Love these cards!!!!!!!!!!!!
{vicki} in ga on
Pretty trio of cards! I love the bright colors and bold design!
Amy Cooley on
Such fun cards! Bold and colorful!!
Jean Marmo on
Absolutely love these Channin!! The colours are brilliant and I can see how much the Xyron products help with inlaid die-cutting. Well done!
Shona Chambers on
WOW Channin, these are amazing!! I absolutely LOVE the colors you’ve used (I ♥ bright colors!) and what a great idea to tape them in place and run them through the large Xyron! Super idea as I struggle with glue for such projects as well!
Awesome cards my friend! TFS!
Teresa Doyle on