Painterly Pears Designer Series Paper Tutorial - Shadow Blocking Card Layout

This is my first card featuring the Painterly Pears Designer Series Paper . The paper’s rich, vibrant colors really drew me in. 

The latest card layout I tried is called the Shadow Blocking Card Layout. It involves using one-inch squares arranged meticulously. The shadow is dark enough which allowing the focus to stay on the subtle designs. The card layer itself uses just one-inch by twelve-inch strips of DSP, with the top layer composed of twelve individual one-inch pieces. To ensure the pattern flows seamlessly across the card, all the squares are cut from a 3" x 4" piece of card layer, creating a cohesive and visually appealing design.

Stampin' Up! Products

• 
  Mossy Meadow cardstock
• Card base measures 4 1/4" x 5 1/2"
• Petal Pink cardstock
• Card layer measures 4" x 5 1/4"
  
• Painterly Pears Designer Series  Paper
• One-inch squares
• Nine cards from top layer piece of 12" x 12" 
• Nine cards from the shadow layer 
• Leftover piece 3" x 12"
• Gift of Kindness stamp set
• Mossy Meadow ink
• Slanted Tag faux die
• I designed the tage using the Canvas Workspace software and cut with my Brother ScanNCut machine. I own the SDX85* model found HERE.
• Leaf die (non SU)
• Trio flower punch
• Pearl Basic Jewels

I created a template for perfect placement of the one-inch pieces of DSP. Reach out to me if you'd like to purchase the Brother ScanNCut file or click on THIS post and use the Buy Now button at the bottom of the post. It definitely makes life easier than lining up 24 pieces of DSP. I'm also working on a 3D template—stay tuned, as they may be available for purchase soon!

Introducing my custom 3D layering tool! Crafted with magnets beneath the tray, I use magnetic knobs from Amazon to securely hold each layer in place, making your crafting process smoother and more precise. 

Want to learn how to upgrade your Stampin' Up! glass mat with magnets? Check out my detailed blog post HERE and take your creative projects to the next level!

*I'm an Amazon affliliate, if you use my link I will get a very small commission at no cost to you.

Crafts by Beth - Shadow Card Template

Introducing the Shadow Card Layout, the latest design featuring twenty-four one-inch pieces of Designer Series Paper. The layout's first layer is a dark-colored shadow, with the top layer offset for a dynamic look. If you own a Brother ScanNCut machine, you can easily cut a matching template along with the card layers, making assembly quick and frustration-free. 

Stampin' Up! Products

• Calypso Coral cardstock
• Card base measures 4 1/4" x 5 1/2"
• Score at 4 1/4"
• Card layer (inside) measures 5/8" x 5 1/4"
• 
  Very Vanilla cardstock
• Card layer measures 4" x 5 1/4"
• Card layer (inside) measures 4" x 5 1/4"
• Favored Flowers Designer Series Paper
• One inch squares - 24 in total
  
• Card layer (inside) measures 1/2" x 5 1/4"
• Embellishment die cut from paper
• Crafts by Beth CPP sentiments
• Click HERE for more information
• Modern and Word Window punches
• Crochet thread
• Pearl Basic Jewels
• Dimensionals

This is a picture for the template file.

The shadow file iis FREE with your Stampin' Up! order purchase from me. Click HERE to shop with me. It is also available for $4.95. I typically respond within three hours—please note, I do not use an automated system for file delivery. 

Sneak Preview of my Craftroom Storage Solution - DIY 6” x 6” Magazine Holder Brother ScanNCut File

If you have a Brother ScanNCut (BSNC) and aren’t afraid to use it, it opens a whole new world of card making. You’ve seen my posts about my Crafts By Beth Faux Die Tutorial. With the high price of EVERYTHING, a purchase of a Brother ScanNCut machine is a wise investment. 

My FCM files and tutorial will be available soon. If you don't have the Brother ScanNCut, you can convert my files to use the format for your cutting machine. I am NOT ABLE at this time to provide an SVG file.