Trimcraft Introducing First Edition Wild At Heart

Hi all

I have a few makes using the First Edition Wild At Heart paper pads to share today.

Take a blank tag. I use the 11 cm by 6 cm size which are available in most stationery shops.

Cover the tag in patterned paper

cut out a strip of paper and cut the ends off at an angle and stick to tag

using the new boarders die set. cut out one of the boarders and glue next to the first strip

Cut out a small 6 cm  circle from the Scalloped Circle Die Set and glue to center of tag using 3D foam pads.

using the stag print from the 6 x6 pad, place a small circle die over it and hold in place with washi tape before cutting out.

glue it to the center of the circle.

cut a strip of ribbon out and glue the ends together before adhering to top of the tag

Using the Nature Die Set, cut out a few leaves and slot behind the topper

Cut out a thin strip from plain card or paper and then cut out the Thank You sentiment using the Traditional Sentiments Die Set

Cut the sentiment into two separate words and glue to the strip and then trim it to fit onto the tag.

Finish off with a few sequins

Cover a 6x6 card blank with patterned paper

Cut out a square 10 cm x 10 cm and glue to the centre of the card

Cut out a strip 15 cm long and 5 cm across and glue to the edge of the 10 x 10 square

Next cut out a mixture of different sized circles using the Scalloped Circle Die set and layer them together.

Arrange the circles around the card and once happy with their position you can stick them down

Decorate the circle centers with buttons, resin flowers and die-cut butterflies.

Take a 5 x7 card blank and cover half with embossed patterned paper and half with another pattern

Next cut a rectangle 15 cm by 8 cm and glue to center of card

Glue a length of ribbon across the card center

Cut out one of the larger circles from the Scalloped Circle Die Set

Take the stag print paper sheet from the 12 x12 paper pad and line up a scalloped circle die so that it frames the image. Cut it out with a die cut machine and layer over the larger circle to make a topper

Decorate around the circle with a cluster of paper blossoms and buttons