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Magnolia, Tilda with Heart Lace and Twisted Easel tutorial…

I had to try my hand at another twisted easel card.

Here’s a close up of this cutie Tilda… she makes me smile!

Tilda with Heart Lace is from the NEW, You Are So Special Collection.  I also used the Happy Birthday stamp, the Mini Zig Zag and Scalloped Lace die,  the Romantic Lace die and the Romantic Lace Tag all from that same NEW collection. I also used the Doohickey’s Swirl die.

How I made this Twisted Easel Card…

  • first I made the 6×6 card front, colored the image, layered it up, etc

  • then the card base as follows in the photos below…

  • now you will score your “in half” fold and your diagonal with your bone folder so you have nice, sharp folds and it will look like the next photo
  • decorate the base so it holds your easel in place when it’s open.  Oh and I should say the card folds flat for mailing!  cool!

The Martha Stewart Score board is awesome!  I love the 1/8 in. marks all the way across and I love making my own 6×6 envelopes.   The pattern paper is from a Basic Grey 6×6 paper pad… the orange card-stock is from Stampin Up… it really is orange/pumpkin, not red.  I used Copic Sketch Markers to color Tilda… skin is E000, 00, 01, 21,  hair is E50, 51, 53, 55, 57,  dress is BV0000, 000, 00, 01, 02, 04,  shadowed a little with C00 and C1.  oh her shoes are E43, 44, 47 and the grass is a crazy mess of greens!!! lol

Have FUN with this “twist” on the Easel card!!!  ttul!

Stamps and Such…

55 thoughts on “Magnolia, Tilda with Heart Lace and Twisted Easel tutorial…

  1. So pretty Pam. Have I told you how jealous I am of you? I know, bad Tracy. You put so much into your cards. All the details are so perfect and never overdone. And the coloring, that’s where I get even more jealous. You know how perfect I think it is. Love the shading of her purple dress.

    Have a nice evening. Hugs…Tracy 🙂

  2. Super great card & wonderful easy to understand tutorial … Thanks for showing us how something that LOOKS so complicated can be done so easily.
    Big hugs & thanks from Montana, Janie

  3. Oh, Pam this is absolutely gorgeous! Your coloring is so beautifully blended and your image looks so sharp and clear! I love the look of these new Twisted Easel cards, I’ll have to give it a try! The new Doohickeys are delightful! What a fabby card…hugs…Barb

  4. Oh wow Pam!! I really adore your card!! The papers are so yummy and your Tilda is so gorgeous too!! 🙂 I’m going to be making one of these twisted easels soon!! TFS!! HUGS

  5. Oh my gosh Pam – this is the most darling image! She’s adorable, and your card makes her even more so. I love that you used this pattern, and that you showed us all how easy it is! What a masterpiece – you are amazing, my friend!

  6. I am losing my mind!!! I had my comment all written and then didn’t submit it!!! Love all the new DooHickey dies!! Thanks for the tutorial. Beautiful coloring on Tilda. One of those days!!

  7. Lovely card, Pam! I like how you did the folds in her dress. Your coloring is always beautiful. Thank you for the visual instructions!
    Hugs,
    Cami

  8. CUTE CUTE CUTE!!! I started a twisted easel card last night and thought I had done something wrong (it was right). Thanks for the great visuals Pam!

  9. Pam…this is AMAZING………LOVE, love , love it!!!! Thank you so much for including the directions. I will be trying one of those. I adore this sweet Tilda and the heart border is stunning as well as the cute tag with the heart border.

  10. Pam, this is so stunning.. am amazed at the twisted easel.. really did look hard, but you made it look so easy.. I thank you for the tutorial… Your card is so beautiful and thoughtfully put together.. love your coloring and all your details.. Great card..
    Hugs, Jean

  11. absolutely darling…Love that shading
    you do so well..Love all the dies… Need
    to get busy and use mine… super job

  12. WOW !! Another super card from you. I like the twisted easel type card. Thank you for showing us how to do it at club. I love the dp you have used and all the punches/dies. I should get some of them ordered some day. Thanks for a gorgeous card.

  13. Thank you so much for the very detailed photos! So grateful!
    And your card is divine…beautiful coloring, wonderful layout, those swirls are perfect! What a gorgeous creation!
    Rene 😀

  14. Your creation is absolutely gorgeous. Your coloring and combining colors are always awesome. She is such a cutie. Thank you for sharing the twisted easel card. It really is very cute. I just learned the easel card and will now learn this one with your instructions.
    have a great evening,
    hugs
    bobbi

  15. Oh Wow!! This card is So Beautiful!!…your coloring and details are Gorgeous! fabulous tutorial too..I’m bookmarking this to try later..TFS!..Hugs, Ila

  16. This is so cute. I love the instructions…it will help me! I stumbled through one twisted easel and wasn’t sure when I was finished that I had it right or not! LOL! You have colored this cute little Tilda to perfection!

  17. Wonderful tutorial Pam, I need to try this one day. Your card is so special, you always have a ton of beautiful details on it. You need to show us your craft room one day, it must be huge to house all your punches and dies and copic pens! I’m soooo envious, lol. Gorgeous coloring my dear!

  18. Beautiful card! Thanks so much for the tutorial on the twisted easel card. I was having trouble wrapping my mind around this until I saw your photos!

  19. Really cute card, Pam! You’ve coloured Tilda beautilfully – her dress looks real! Great choice of papers – I love BG ! Thanks for sharing the tutorial. Hugs, Becca

  20. hi pam your card is great, you don’t believe it but I have put the same twisted card today on my blog.
    only different in style, your details are great, and as always beautiful papers and coloring.

    greetings karin

  21. Hi Pam,thanks for the tutorial,today I will bebuying the MS scorpal with my 50% coupon,the one I have is in cm so I can not use ” patterns.
    Your coloring is gorgeous.
    Hugs Harma

  22. What a fun card this is! I love the interesting easel card you have made! Thanks for the tutorial – brilliant! Love the colors you used on your card. Great layout and gorgeous coloring! Beautiful job! hugs, Angela

  23. Is that what the triangular piece of plastic is for? I wondered and didn’t have a clue! The card is perfect, as always, Pam, and the tutorial is so appreciated. Now, I’ll have to give this a try, too! *sigh* The never ending card drove my brain crazy until I figured out the flips and turns, LOL! I love the papers and colors on your card, but most of all, I love your Tilda!

    XO,
    Chris Christensen

  24. How adorable and stunning is this card. I love your use of the orange/blue color scheme and the adornment that the heart border gives your piece. Thank you for sharing.

  25. I LOVE IT!! It is absolutely fabulous Pam. Gorgeous colouring and I just love this style of easel. Thanks for the instructions. hugs xxoo

  26. Hi ya Pam! WOW this is such a gorgeous card and your colouring is divine. Love these colours and the cute twisted easel, thank you for such a great tutorial, I must have a go at one of these. Hope you’re well and having a good weekend. Hugs, Chris 🙂

  27. Hi Pam!
    Your twisted easel card is fabulous. I love your coloring. thank you for the instructions on how to make it.
    Hugs Maz

  28. Not only is your card super, but thanks for posting the instructions. I was most interested in learning how to do this, now I can give it a try! A big Thank you!

  29. LOVE this card, I hope I can find some time today to make one of these — at least the “base” part. I love the coloring on your Matilda. I’ve never used Copics nor do I have any…but I do have watercolor pencils and such but I’m TERRIBLE at coloring things – drat! LOL. Beautiful card, for sure!

  30. I fell in love with your swivel card…and I really appreciate you taking the time to share a how to….as I am trying to spread my card making wings out…and get away from the simple fold in half cards.

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