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Tutorial: Circular Edge

I've been asked how I created the circular edge on this card. So here's the tutorial:

Circular Edge

1. Start by cutting your card base. I cut a 4" x 8" base (folded 4" x 4"). Measure in about 1.5" and draw a vertical line (usually I would draw this in pencil so it could be erased later, but I drew it in pen here so it would show up in the picture).

circle-edge1.jpg

2. Line up Coluzzle template so that the outer circle intersects at the points where the vertical line meets the top and bottom of the card front. Cut.

circle-edge2.jpg

3. You should end up with something like this:

circle-edge3.jpg

If you don't have a Coluzzle, you could use a dinner plate or bowl and trace the edge and then cut it out. I used both before I bought a Coluzzle. :)


posted on January 13, 2007 10:03 PM
by Kristina
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FABULOUS tutorial - I was going to ask you about that card. GREAT JOB and LOVELY work!!!

January 14, 2007 @ 7:59 AM
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Thanks for the tutorial! I love the look of your card!

January 15, 2007 @ 2:06 AM


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