I’m feeling a bit “Crazy” today!

Crazy quilt that is! Hi friends! I love the look of crazy quilts and I thought it would fun to take that idea and apply it to a card.

The technique is easy and fun and best of all you probably have some supplies that will work. See how to make this in today’s tutorial!

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Supplies from Rubber stamp Tapestry:

• Peg Stamp Sets: Plentiful Harvest (leaf), Fruit wreath (apple but you could use the apple in the plentiful harvest set as well) Spookytown 

• Distress oxide ink

• Blending brush 

• Hot glue OR Foam squares 

• Wet Glue *I think using wet glue on the edges and stitched lines and foam tape in the puffy areas is smarter than hot glue in retrospect:)

Other Supplies:

• Washi tape

• Black pen (micron)

• White cardstock (recollections heavyweight)

• Piercing wheel tool 

• Ball end embossing tools

• Post it notes

Crazy Quilt Technique Directions:

1. Start in the center of your card panel and mask off a shape (it can be a square, triangle, hexagon, trapezoid, whatever you like!) and stamp in it then dust with ink. Remove the post it notes and mask of an adjacent space and repeat. Continue in this fashion until your card is full!

2. To finish you panel poke faux stitching holes along the seams and trace over with a black pen. Puff the paper from the back using a ball end stylus (work on a mouse pad or sheet of craft foam)

3. “Bind” with washi tape and adhere to your card base.

Have fun with this card technique! It is a great way to use some small stamps! Happy crafting!