Video-tutorial of how to create a layered chipboard embellishment on a card. Vintage Flowers stamps set by Altenew. Card by @s_shayevich
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Altenew + My Sweet Petunia Blog Hop – Layered Chipboard. Video

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Video-tutorial of how to create a layered chipboard embellishment on a card. Vintage Flowers stamps set by Altenew. Card by @s_shayevich

Hi everyone and welcome to My Sweet Petunia + Altenew Collaboration Blog Hop!

Two creative teams are showing projects made using supplies from these companies and you probably came from incredible talented Kelly Latevola. If not – you may consider starting from the hop beginning, as there are lots of inspiration and chances to win a prize.Altenew_MySweetPetunia_CollaborationI created a card using Altenew Vintage Flowers stamps set and the set of matching dies.Video-tutorial of how to create a layered chipboard embellishment on a card. Vintage Flowers stamps set by Altenew. Card by @s_shayevichThe design of this card is pretty simple, but I rarely create simple cards (that’s my problem, I tend to overthink my cards). Even though the card front looks extremely simple – I have complicity hidden in its depth. The floral cluster on this card is made as layered chipboard. It consist of four elements of different height fitting together as puzzle pieces. Video-tutorial of how to create a layered chipboard embellishment on a card. Vintage Flowers stamps set by Altenew. Card by @s_shayevichTo create this embellishment first I created the dimensional part of the cluster. Starting with layered die-cut inlay, that I cut out of the Neenah Solar White cardstock panel  using Vintage Flowers dies set.

Next I moved to creating a DIY chipboard. First I die-cut a bunch of shapes from colored cardstock. And then I did some additional die-cutting out of some of these die-cuts, in order them to fit together as puzzle pieces.

Recently I got a new die-cutting machine – Spellbinders Artisan X-plorer, and I’m so in love with it (thanks to my dear friend Yana, who recommended it). This machine is not something new on the market (like not at all). What I like the most about it (and why I got it) – its size. So small and light. I should say that I’m blessed to have a craft room with enough space to fit a pretty big craft desk. Which is still not enough to fit everything I need to have handy (I feel like the biggest desk will never be enough lol).  I still have, love and use my Sizzix Big Shot, but more often I die-cut some small elements, and bringing Big Shot just to cut like a tiny heart or star sometimes can be a pain. I’m really loving to have a mini option for tools I use on regular basis (I have mini versions of scoring board, paper trimmers, MISTI etc.). Artisan is small and light enough just to always have it on my desk. And it’s big enough to cut with cover plate die or use embossing folder.Video-tutorial of how to create a layered chipboard embellishment on a card. Vintage Flowers stamps set by Altenew. Card by @s_shayevichOk, back to the card 🙂 After I had all my pieces ready – I adhered the panel with negative design cut out of it to a yellow card base. And then created dimensional part of the cluster stacking up all die-cuts.

Next I moved to stamping flowers and leaves on the die-cuts I cut out of the panel in the beginning. In order not to have a white border that happens because die-cuts usually a slightly bigger then corresponding stamped images – I skipped stamping the bottom layer and inked my die-cuts instead. I used the same inks for inking that I would use for bottom layers, Altenew Buttercream for flowers and Frayed Leaf for leaves.Video-tutorial of how to create a layered chipboard embellishment on a card. Vintage Flowers stamps set by Altenew. Card by @s_shayevichAnd then I stamped second and third layers. To get the right placement of each layer – I used my mini-MISTI for stamping. First I stamp and die-cut all elements the regular way. And also die-cut all shapes out of a panel (I used some cheapo cardstock for it). I was placing stamped die-cuts in their negative space in the panel and used them as a guide to place the stamps correctly. Then I picked up stamps with MISTI lid, replaced stamped die-cuts with my inked ones and stamped on them.

In this way I was able to get a continuous image of the cluster, without white gaps. And stamped flowers and leaves layers exactly where they’re supposed to be.Video-tutorial of how to create a layered chipboard embellishment on a card. Vintage Flowers stamps set by Altenew. Card by @s_shayevichI made a sentiment using Altenew Label Love stamps set and Altenew Dark Chocolate ink and adhered it to the cluster, onto the flowers. As these two flowers have different height the right side of the sentiment is adhered flat to the right flower, and the left side to the left flower using foam adhesives. I used thin foam adhesives, as the height difference of these flowers is not so big and regular foam squares would be too high for it.

To finish off my card I added several clear droplets.Video-tutorial of how to create a layered chipboard embellishment on a card. Vintage Flowers stamps set by Altenew. Card by @s_shayevichBelow is the video where I show the process of creating this card. My first video with voice over ever! I know that I have a terrible accent, and its one of many-many reasons why I don’t make voice overs (like – “why I sound like a weirdo?” or “how people do voice overs in summer, when there is so much noise from AC, and without AC it’s hotter then in hell?”). But for this technique just a background music wasn’t an option. I don’t even sure, that with my babbling it’s clear what I do there 🙂 The technique itself is not so complicated, it’s just hard to be explained.

You can see my video here or Watch it in HD at YouTube

Hope you like my card and the technique showed.

PRIZES

There are TWO mini MISTIs from My Sweet Petunia and THREE $30 gift certificates from Altenew up for grabs. Winners will be picked randomly from the comments across all of the blogs in the hop. Winners will be announced on the My Sweet Petunia and Altenew blogs on July 3, 2016.

BLOG HOP

Keep hoping! Your next stop is Francine Vuilleme.

And here is the whole blog hop  list in case you got lost 🙂

Altenew
My Sweet Petunia
Therese Calvird
Lydia Fiedler
May Sukyong Park 
Jeanne streiff
Yoonsun Hur
Maureen Wong
Lydia Evans
Kelly Latevola
Svitlana Shayevich (you are here)
Francine Vuilleme
Agnieszka Malyszek
Ilina Crouse
Yana Smakula

 

SUPPLIES

Neenah Classic Crest Smooth Solar White Cardstock 110 Lb
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Altenew Label Love Clear Stamp Set
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Altenew Vintage Flowers Clear Stamp Set
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Altenew Vintage Flowers Dies Set
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Altenew Buttercream Dye Ink Pad
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Altenew Mango Smoothie Dye Ink Pad
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Altenew Warm Sunshine Dye Ink Pad
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Altenew Evergreen Dye Ink Pad
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Altenew Forest Glades Dye Ink Pad
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Altenew Frayed Leaf Dye Ink Pad
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Altenew Dark Chocolate Dye Ink Pad
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Martha Stewart Mini Scoring Board
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Mini MISTI Precision Stamper Stamping Tool
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Scotch Adhesive Refill For Pink Atg Applicator Gun 1/4
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Scotch Atg Adhesive Applicator Gun Pink
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Spellbinders Artisan X-plorer Machine
SSS | SC | AZ
Tim Holtz Idea-ology Design Ruler
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Tombow Mono Zero Eraser
AZ
Tonic Studios Mini Guillotine Paper Trimmer
SSS | AZ
Tsukineko Sponge Daubers Storage Box
SSS | SC
Tsukineko Sponge Daubers Tools
SSS | SC
Glad Press'n Seal Multipupose Sealing Wrap
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3l Scrapbook Adhesives Thin Foam Squares Mix White
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Ranger Mini Multi Medium Matte Glue
SSS | SC | AZ
Tombow Mono Multi Liquid Glue
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Pretty Pink Posh Clear Droplets 4mm
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Pretty Pink Posh Clear Droplets 6mm
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Thank you for stopping by!

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409 Comments on “Altenew + My Sweet Petunia Blog Hop – Layered Chipboard. Video”

  1. Love your card. You gave me a good idea. I think the Misti would be good for pyramid cards. Stamping the multiple layers would be a snap. Getting ready for a four week (mostly business) road trip, so I have no business doing a blog hop!!! But, that shows how much I would love to win a Misti.

  2. very nice technique which i will definitely be trying. looks like paper tole but a lot easier!

  3. Wowza!!! Stacking the die cuts really makes those gorgeous flowers pop!! Beautiful work!!
    <3 J

    jwoolbright at gmail dot com
    HerPeacefulGarden.blogspot.com

  4. So pretty, yellow is such a happy colour, brings back childhood memories. Thank you. I love the stamps and the Misti stamping tool, what a great combination.

  5. Beautiful card, and great tutorial on cutting away dies for layering. Can’t wait to try this technique.

  6. Such an amazing looking card with its dimension and CAS design. Thanks for the tutorial and inspiration:)

  7. This is amazing! Love the layers and the beautiful yellow. Thanks for joining this blog hop, your work is very good.

  8. Nothing simple about this beautiful card! Many thanks for the detailed tutorial! I definitely needed it. I cannot wait to give this a try! Your inspirational project added a new use for my MISTI and ALTENEW layering stamp sets! Truly fantastic!!! Your creativity is simply astounding!!!!!!!

  9. Beautiful card! The sunny yellow color is gorgeous. Tfs and the chance to win the giveaway

  10. Love the sunshine yellow of the card! It just makes me think of summer! I love how the card looks clean and simple but is actually pretty complex.

  11. My favorite Altenew set in my favorite color…what’s not to love. Just perfect with all the dimension you added.

  12. Beautiful layering and depth with this stamp. Yellow is a favourite colour of mine and this card just pops in its simplicity. Gorgeous.

  13. That is an incredible idea! Thanks for over thinking simple and sharing your talent. You have really inspired me today!

  14. This is so amazing. The layers are fab, but I gotta say, the best thing is the color. You don’t see yellow roses very often on cards, and I don’t know why. I love it!

  15. I love the layering of those cheery flowers. The yellow just pops and it is not a simple card! Love it!

  16. I love your card and the gorgeous colors. And, thanks for sharing how you layered it too.

  17. I keep seeing those water droplet-looking details on cards. They really add a special little detail. I love the yellow roses too!

  18. Thank you so much for taking the time to demonstrate step-by-step the construction of your card; I’m now looking forward to trying the DIY chipboard with overlapping stamps!

  19. What a great technique – I would have never thought of this! Thank you for the video… make more, please!

  20. Wonderful card!! What a fabulous idea with the layering!! Thanks so much for the inspiration!

  21. So pretty! Love the dimension and coloring! Yellow and white have such a beautiful, fresh look! Lovely card!

  22. This card is absolutely gorgeous! The yellow roses almost look real and the dimension is just amazing. Thanks for doing the video explaining all the steps!

  23. Beatiful card! I Love the puzzle piece dimension you created for your card it makes for a very striking focal image along with the gorgeous flowers themseves of course! Thank You for sharing the idea with a video and being part of an awesome blog hop!

  24. An amazing card Svitlana. It is beautiful, I hope you are giving it to someone special who will appreciate it. Thanks for sharing such a great tutorial!

  25. Oh my! I love that dimension you added to the card. Great idea. The yellow is so cheerful and made me smile! TFS! Thanks to Altenew and MISTI for the chance to win.

  26. Wow…. there are no words for your incredible work of art. So much detail and I love how you took the time to demonstrate each and every step through your video. Such a lovely and AMAZING card!!

  27. The layering definitely adds a beautiful dimension to the card and makes the flowers really pop out. Thanks for sharing!

  28. Your card is nice and stacking the layers for a bit of depth is a good idea. Thanks for sharing and thanks for the chance at the giveaway!

  29. Svetlana, love the voiceover. Only tip I’d have for voiceovers (the dog was cute) is maybe slow down a bit. That’s my worst problem when I do voiceovers too. 🙂 You gave great instruction on how to do the layers of the flowers. The “flower math” is a great visual and really helped me understand why you don’t need to double diecut all of the layers. I totally would’ve done that without the tutorial and then kicked myself for not having full flowers for the rest of the card and having to pretty much start over! 🙂 All the little tips through this were sooooo helpful! Can’t wait for the next video and inspiration!

  30. Your card is very classy! I am like you where I “overthink” my cards and sometimes end up putting on too many embellishments instead of letting it come together as organic and simple.

  31. Your stacked yellow roses give so much dimension to your card. Thanks for the excellent tutorial in how to accomplish the look and sharing your talent.

  32. This is so beautiful card! I love the dimension od the flowers. And the yellow is wow 🙂

  33. Oh wow, this dimension underneath your arrangement is awesome! Love you have chosen this cheerful yellow for your roses! Thanks for sharing! Hugs, Tina

  34. I love the bright, happy yellows you used for your card. All of the different layers look great. Jil

  35. Oh wow! Beautiful card!!! And such a great chance to win!!!! Crossing my fingers!

  36. Love the colors and the layers will have to give that a try. Good luck to all hugs

  37. Beautiful card, love the depth you created using chipboard. And thank you for sharing the video!

  38. Your flowers are so bright, cheerful and sunny looking!! The yellow just makes me feel happy! Love the depth of your flowers!! TFS!

  39. This hop is incredible. I love my original MISTI. I use it every day! And I am falling in love with Altenew products. I’ve purchased several now. Thanks for the opportunity to win!

  40. Wow! What a great way to get a real dimension with the layered stamps. Great instructional video!

  41. Beautiful card. Bright and sunny and cheerful.
    I’ve not tried layering my cardstock but I’m going
    to have to give it a try. Makes a great pop off the
    card.
    The layered flower is great.
    thanks for sharing.

  42. Your card is so beautiful! Thank you for showing us how you did it in your video.

  43. Svitlana, your card is wonderful! Such great tips! Thanks for sharing with us AND for participating in this exciting hop and giveaway!

  44. That is fascinating. I will try it. Thank you for showing this technique and sharing your beautiful card.

  45. Beautiful card, yellow roses are my favorite but honestly I love all flowers! Thank you for sharing!

  46. Appreciate all the tips that have been shared throughout this great hop, and yours are no exception. I love yellow roses, and your layered ones are gorgeous. Great card!

  47. WOW – this is beautiful and gorgeous and so pretty!! Those yellow roses remind me of my wedding day!! Such a wonderful job you have done with them!! Layering the stamps and the chipboard just looks amazingly awesome!!

  48. Love the simplicity of your card. It has such a light, refreshing effect; and the dimension on the flowers is really cool.

  49. This card is unbelievable! So much dimension………..just plain GORGEOUS. Thanks for the video too.

  50. This is so beautiful. The layered effect suggests flower petals. Thanks for sharing!

  51. This card is so cute must say I have never made this type of card but you make me want to try to make one.

  52. WOW this is amazing! I would have never thought of this! THANK YOU VERY MUCH I really appreciate you showing and explaining your process. First time to your blog and it isn’t the last time! Thank you again

  53. Svitlana,
    That was awesome. I love the dimension. This technique requires alertness. It totally made sense (your explanation on the video) and am glad you took the time to explain it. TFS! I’m inspired.

  54. Nice card. I loved learning a new technique. Those layers are just so cool. And I love that MISTI!

  55. Gorgeous card! Love love love it!!! Love the depth and dimension of the florals! Colors are so lovely! Thanks for sharing!

  56. Beautiful card. Love the yellow flowers and the yellow card base. Great technique and lovely dimension. Great job for your first voice-over.

  57. Great dimension using the chipboard and great coloring! Thanks so much for sharing with us!

  58. What a great idea added so much dimension to your project! This is amazing! The yellow is so vibrant and beautiful! Thanks for the inspiration!

  59. Wow! The effort is surely visible in the final card! The dimension looks great and thank you for walking us through the whole process. And your voice over is perfect 🙂

  60. Amazing! I hope the person who receives this card appreciates the time and effort! Thank you!

  61. Awesome card, love to layer my cards also, but never thought of using chipboard.Beautiful layout and colors!

  62. Wonderful use of dimension and layering. The result is a beautiful card–LOVE it!

  63. You have great patience! The layers look better than if you would have used chipboard! I’m glad I watched you video to see how you put that flowers together and how you used the MISTI to stamp the top layers! The outcome is just unique and gorgeous!

  64. Great card – all this added dimension is simply fantastic – I might need to steal this idea for the Altenew flowers 🙂 Altenew stamps and Misti are a match made in heaven 🙂

  65. Awesome giveaway! I love how useful and convenient MISTIs are, and the mini size is just perfect for cards and portability! Thanks for the inspiration ideas and beautiful card

  66. Loved how you solved the uneven height between elements of your embellishment stack; thank you for sharing that.

  67. I just struggle with stamping in yellow (and purple, quite frankly). This card is just perfect. thank you for the encouragement to try yellow again!

  68. Wow it’s a lot of work, I would love to get the card!!!! thanks for sharing. I will definately try.

  69. Your card is simply lovely. Love the dimension from the chipboard. Thanks for this opportunity to enter to win.

  70. Fantastic card that has the WOW effect. Thank you for sharing, making the video and being part of the giveaway

  71. Very pretty card. Thanks for sharing an interesting technique to make the flowers really have a lot of dimension.

  72. Love the idea! I would never have thought of using the dimension in this card! Thanks!

  73. gorgeous card, both simple and complicated with a hidden extra.i do love your cards,there is always a twist which i love. thank you for the constant inspiration

  74. Nice helpful video and you do not have a terrible accent! (Lol) anyway i really like the vintage rose and dies and the yellow ink you choose for the rose

  75. You had me laughing at being/sounding like a weirdo which, by the way, you did not. I applaud your bravery in doing a voice over and appreciate all the work that went into this card. It turned out beautifully, and I say that not because I’m partial to yellow roses. Thank you so much for sharing your technique and the opportunity to win a prize.

  76. Svitlana, love your vintage flowers and the dimintional (sorry that is misspelled) so the would pop out and the clear droplets. Have a few of your videos love the way you come up with a new design ..thank you.

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