Four days to go! And have I mentioned that even though these punches are heavy, we are remaining consistent with our shipping policy? All U.S. orders over $40 will receive FREE shipping!
Today’s project showcases the BRAND NEW Mega rectangle punch. I thought the shape lent itself perfectly to creating custom slides!
1. Punch rectangle from cardstock. With pencil and ruler, draw lines between the first and last sets of scallops. Then draw lines horizontally on either side of the two central scallops. This creates a quick grid that will help with perfect punch placement!
2. Using the slot punch from SU!, invert it and line up the cross points on one side of the rectangle. Punch to create slot.
3. Repeat step 2 on the opposing side. Flip your slide over to allow all the pencil marks to remain on the back. There, you have a completed slide!
Add to it and embellish it as desired. I did some paper piercing & added some brads to finish it off. You will love how easy it is to use this particular technique to create a focal point.
An added tip…this patterned paper was just green & white. I went in with a small dot stamp to add some pops of purple ink in the flower centers. It was very easy and really helped to unify my project.
Ink: fluid chalk ink from Clearsnap
Stamps: sentiment from Faux Ribbon by Papertrey Ink
Paper: White Knight Green from Stemma
Other: green brads from American Crafts, ribbon from Making Memories
diane mcvey says
Awesome idea, just fabulous! Can’t wait to get that rectangle, it’s going to be so cool! And I LOVE LOVE LOVE your white cardstock that I got, it’s the BEST! Thank you for finding such a great product!!!
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Sue says
Your ideas are so amazing.
snarflemarfle says
You are so clever!
Joanne Smith (spagirl) says
Wow! i just found your site through a friend … love everything! your ideas are so amazing … and so are your stamps!
Barb Mann says
You are so smart Nicole! Always the great tips. Thanks so much for your free shipping on over $40 orders!
Asela says
Thanks for the tip. I love seeing creative ways to use punches. Clever
kimberly says
Very cool idea! Yet another punch I’m gonna have to get! Thanks for sharing!
Michelle Sturgeon says
What a great idea! TFS!
Debbie Fisher says
what a great idea!
Kendra - SCS: apigonfire says
Bad Nicole, bad! I think I will need to get me some of these because of all the cute stuff your making! 🙂 Bad girl!
~Kendra
Joanne says
Both this and the heart punch idea are brilliant. This is exactly why I love your blog! Whenever I see your site on my feedblitz, I think “Wow. I wonder what she’s got cooked up today!” Thanks for continuing to inspire all of us!
Cripes, you’ve just sold me on two punches and there are so many days of previews left. Goodness, what’s that rushing sound? Right. Money out of my pocket! 😉
yvonne says
This is just such a wonderful idea and a beautiful card -I hope we get this punch in Australia sooN!
Joy says
PURE GENIUS!!!! 🙂
I think I have to have that punch!
Lois Michael says
The tag is darling and I think Grandma is going to love her faux postcard. Too cute.