I made a couple of fun cards using the Scallop Circle Die and the Big Shot machine from Stampin’ Up!
It’s difficult to see in a photo WHERE the scallop is, so for demonstrations purposes only, I’m setting an orange scallop on this die, just so you can see where the scallop cuts.
To make this Bib Card, you’ll need to fold your cardstock in 1/2 (my piece started at 5″x11″ – then I folded it in 1/2)
Then I placed the folded cardstock on the die like this and ran it through the Big Shot machine:
Remember, the orange scallop is only there so you can see where the die actually cuts.. you don’t put a scallop on your die when cutting the folded cardstock.
Then once your cardstock is punched out, use the Wide Oval Punch to punch out the “scoop” of the neck in the folded side of the cardstock.
Punch 2 holes with the Crop A Dile and set 2 jumbo eyelets in the holes. Run ribbon through the holes to look like the strings on a bib.
I used the same wide oval punch to punch out the baby stamp from the Punches Three hostess set. Ink and c/s: Baja Breeze.
I used a paper piercer to put a hole in each scallop.
The card folds at the top and opens at the bottom.
NEXT…
To make a scalloped card with a folded top like the one above, place your FOLDED cardstock like this on your scallop die, then run it through the Big Shot machine.
Supplies: Baja Breeze C/S, Season of Friendship set, Felt Flurry Snowflakes, Chit Chat Rub-ons, Riding Hood Red Taffeta ribbon, Rhinestone brads, Chocolate Chip and Whisper White ink.
Great demonstration Patty.
Here i am back again:-)) I love to see all the wonderful projects you showed here on your blog a cuple days ago.They´re really so great!!I love the scalloped cards:-))
Melanie
Wow, you never cease to amaze me!!! Your projects are fantastic, and I love visiting your blog! Thanks for “wowing” me, yet again! 😀
Thanks for the great tutorial Patty! I love these!
Very creative, that bib is so adorable.
The bib is such a cute idea! Definitely keeping this one in mind…
Cindy
I just love the bib card!! Thanks for sharing your creative genius with us!
what an awesome idea for a baby shower, gift or birthday! I may just have to try this out and see if I can turn it into a baby’s 1st birthday card! thank you so much for the short tutorial! I will have to come back to look at it again. TFS!
Patty, that bib is adorable! Like in WAY cute! Love it, and a great way to showcase the die cutting procedure. A+ (course, when are you not an A+?)
totally ubber cool…great illustration…{{stampinghugs}}
patty, you are sooooo generous to share so many of your creative ideas with your readers as you do. and all FREE for the looking!!! i am sure i would not be so giving as you are … thank you for wonderful inspiration every week. the bib card is perfectly adorable and i love the uniqueness of the christmas card. thank you so very much!!!
blessings…jo ann.
Great ideas Patty! TFS
Just adore the Christmas scallop card with Season of Friendship! Stinkin’ adorable! Patty, thank you for all the time you put into your tutorials!!!
thank you for this tutorial – I had a customer ask me over the phone yesterday how to do this. I explained it over the phone, but sometimes you just need the visual thing. She’s not on the net, so I printed your tutorial out and will send it to her.
OMG, Patty! Just LOVE that bib! I’m going to try to make it to show my campers this weekend – it is just too cute! Great tutorial photos, too. Thanks.
I have toget a BIG SHOT so I can get some of these die cuts. This big card is to cute.
Thank you for sharing the bib card. How did you tie the ribbon onto the eyelet? I see you tied the ribbon together at the top…but how did you attach it. Is there a knot on the back side?
Thank you, Thank you Patty for your awesome baby bib tutorial. I made 30 baby boy bib thank you’s for our DIL Karla. She loved them 🙂 I hope you do not mind that I linked your blog on my SCS description. BTW, I used Nestie’s with my SU Big Shot as I did not have the SU scallop circle die. It worked great! Thanks again…nancy
My Card: http://www.splitcoaststampers.com/gallery/photo/1318801?cat=7236