Bits of Paper

This Tri-Shutter card is approximately 3-3/4" x 6" and comes with the card base with score lines and the mats and paper embellishments shown. If you need a tutorial for the folding of the cards, you can find that HERE.

Mom Tri-Shutter Card:

Mum Tri-Shutter Card:

Wrote by Jamie Lane Designs

This flower is quick and easy to cut and assemble! The files are compatible with both the 8x12 and 12x12 mats and can be sized to fit your needs.

Here is the tutorial:

1. Cut out all your pieces. For this project I am using a skewer to shape and a quilling tool to help roll. You can also use a pencil to shape and hand roll.

2. Adhere your leaf pieces together and use the skewer/pencil to shape leaf areas.

3. Place adhesive along the bottom straight edge of the flower center piece.

4. Roll in tightly - make sure you roll so adhesive sticks :)

5. Your piece should look like this image.

6. Find the center of the roll and then spread out the pieces.

7-8. Next gather your flower forms. Using the skewer/pencil, place curves in the petals. I put my skewer in the center of the petal and pinch the paper up on both sides then roll the skewer a little while pinched.

9. Set your flower forms in size order. We will be starting with the smallest.

10. Place adhesive (hot glue works best or a strong adhesive) in the center of the smallest flower shape then adhere in the center of the flower that we rolled above.

11. For the next flowers, I use a foam adhesive circle to give them some lift. If you are using hot glue, you can just build up a platform then adhere.

12-16. Adhere the flower into the next sized flower form, staggering the petals as you go.

17. Adhere the leaf piece to the bottom!

Wrote by Jamie Lane Designs

This A2 Card (4-1/4" x 5-1/4") comes with the card base, the stitched scallop mat, the grass/stem detail, the leaf pieces, and the three different 2-piece flowers. The file is compatible with the 8x12 and 12x12 cutting mats.

This A2 Card (4-1/4" x 5-1/4") comes with the card base, the three mats, the scallop circle and grass, and the bunny and tail. The file is compatible with the 8x12 and 12x12 cutting mats.

This A2 Card (4-1/4" x 5-1/4") comes with the card base, the scallop oval mat, the oval leaf piece, five 2-piece flower cuts, and the bunny with tail The file is compatible with the 8x12 and 12x12 cutting mats.

Wrote by Jamie Lane Designs

3D Spring Flower

Here is the tutorial:

1. Cut out your flower pieces and ink around the edges as desired.

2. Using a skewer or pencil, curl the flower petals randomly.

3. Starting with the smallest, squish the petals toward the center. Adhere in the next sized flower.

4-8. Continue placing the flowers on the next size flower, staggering the petals as you go.

9. Cut out the leaf piece and ink around the edges.

10. Curl the leaf piece with your skewer/pencil.

11. Adhere the leaf to the bottom of the flower. Fluff the flower as desired!

3D Spring Flower

Here is the tutorial:

1. Cut out your flower pieces and ink around the edges as desired.

2. Using a skewer or pencil, curl the flower petals randomly.

3. Starting with the smallest, squish the petals toward the center. Adhere in the next sized flower.

4-8. Continue placing the flowers on the next size flower, staggering the petals as you go.

9. Cut out the leaf piece and ink around the edges. Curl the leaf piece with your skewer/pencil. Adhere the leaf to the bottom of the flower. Fluff the flower as desired!

Wrote by Jamie Lane Designs

This project is up on theSRM Blog today! I would love for you to stop by for a visit!

I found an old planter that was pretty beat up, scrapped all the old paper from its sides then cleaned up the inside area. I then traced the form onto pattern paper and adhered it along each side. I filled the planter with matching shredded paper and placed kitchen utensils, a gift card, and a tag inside. I used the Mother's Day stickers on white cardstock then adhered them to small clothes pins.

It is the perfect size to hold the new utensils my mother asked for for Mother's Day!