Quilt Builder Die Birthday Card

Supplies needed:

Project Recipe:

1. Card Cuts:
   Very Vanilla Thick Card Base (5.5 x 8.5 scored at 4.25)
   Early Espresso 5.25 x 4
   Garden Green 3.25 x 3.25
   Very Vanilla 3 x 3
   Wood Textures DSP 3 x 3
   Painted Autumn DSP 3 x 3
   Scrap of Very Vanilla 2 x 2.5

   Inks: Garden Green and Early Espresso
   Stamp Set: Labels to Love
   Tools: Quilt Builder Dies, Big Shot, Magnetic Plate, Quilt Top Embossing Folder, Big Shot Platform, Everyday Label Punch, Layering Squares Dies
   Adhesives: Multipurpose Adhesive Sheets, Fast Fuse, Stampin' Dimensionals, Multipurpose Liquid Glue
   Glitter Enamel Dots

2. Take the piece of Early Espresso Cardstock and emboss with the Quilt Top Embossing Folder.

   Die Cutting:

   First add your wood textures piece to the multipurpose adhesive sheet. Then die cut the outline of the quilt using the Quilt piece and the square outline. Remove the small pieces (save if you want to use at another time).

   Using the quilt die, cut out the Very Vanilla piece and the Painted Autumn DSP piece--save the small pieces to use on the card and you can save the outlines to use at another time.

   Die cut the Garden Green piece using the largest scallop square from the Layering Square dies.

3. Stamp the Labels to Love outline in Garden Green and the sentiment in Early Espresso on the small Very Vanilla piece. Punch out with the Everyday Labels punch.

   Now you can turn to putting the quilt together:

   Remove the backing on the wood outline piece and attach to the garden green scallop square piece. Next using small amounts of multipurpose liquid glue put in the small pieces of DSP and very vanilla that you saved in the spaces where they fit. You can use them however you prefer.

   Top with the glitter enamel dot.

   Using Fast Fuse attach the quilted Early Espresso piece to the Very Vanilla base. (You need to use something stronger than snail to attach embossed pieces for them to hold).

   Next attach the quilt piece and the sentiment to the card front using dimensionals.