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  • HAPPY BIRTHDAY CARD TUTORIAL - MARIA ALOISI

    June 14, 2025

    HAPPY BIRTHDAY CARD TUTORIAL - MARIA ALOISI

    To recreate this beautiful birthday card created by Design Team member Maria Aloisi you can follow the steps below:


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     Uniquely Creative Products Used:

        
    ·         UCP2922 Documenting Paper
    ·         UCP2925 Remember-Fussy Cuts Paper
    ·         UCP2926 The Story-Folio Bits Paper
    ·         UCP2929 Dear Diary Creative Cuts
    ·         UCD2196 Delicate Foliage Die
    ·         UCE1728 Iridescent Pearls
    ·         UCD1976 Stitched Nesting Square Die
    ·         UCE1872 Fussy Cutting Scissors
    ·         UCE1811 Rectangle Cards and Envelopes
    ·         UCE1803 Foam Mounts Squares & Strips
    ·         UCE1859 6mm Double Sided Tape



    Other Products Used:

    ·         Die Cutting Machine

    Card size is 10.5cm x 14.8cm


    Step 1:
    Using a Stitched Nesting Square Die (5th largest die), cut a square from the Story-Folio Bits (reverse) paper. Adhere using foam mounts so that it is ⅜” from the left edge and 1¼” from the top of the card – See image 1

    Step 2:
    Tuck a floral creative cut under the top of the square die cut piece and add a frame creative cut on top – See image 2.

    Step 3:
    From the Remember-Fussy Cuts paper, cut the poster image and add on top of the frame creative cut – See image 3.
    Step 4:
    Using the Delicate Foliage Die, cut a piece from the Documenting paper. Add to the card. Fussy cut a banner image from the Story-Folio Bits paper. Using foam mounts, adhere on top of the die cut foliage piece – See image 4.

    Step 5:
    Using foam mounts, add the pocket watch creative cut and the happy birthday creative cut towards the bottom of the banner – See image 5.


    Step 6:
    Add Iridescent pearls to finish – See image 6.

     

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