February Demonstrator Card Projects

Presenting the February demonstrator greeting card projects from the Twelve Tuesdays Ink group. We had quite a variety.

Lori Hosted in February

I finally was able to use a January project I had prepared, in February, for one project. There’s a story behind why we didn’t do this in January, but I’m not going into to it. I wanted to use the Endless Love die set, and finally got to. That’s the main thing. Because I was host, I prepared to projects. But read on, to see all the greeting card projects.

Card Project One

The heart card can be given just as it is, a greeting card. But the pull out portion could be adapted to hold a gift card, too. The DSP is from the December 2025 product of the month. We punched the pull tab with the Keeping Tabs punch. I love how the little white heart, from the XO die, fits inside one of the heart spaces of the Crumb Cake heart. The design of this card is not my own, but what fun it is!

To make the pocket for this card, you’ll need a 4″ x 10-1/2″ piece of DSP. Fold in half, and then fold back about 1-1/4″ to create a Z-fold. We wrapped a 1/4″ strip of DSP around the 1-1/4″ flap to finish making the pocket before adhering the DSP pocket to a 4-1/4″ x 5-1/2″ piece of cardstock. Just decorate the front any way you choose. You can make the pullout card any size to fit inside the pocket. Another option, use ribbon in place of a strip of DSP to secure pocket.

Card Project Two

For the other card, I used the stamps from the Nature’s Symphony bundle. We didn’t use the die set this time. We used two circle punches, 1-3/4″ Circle punch and 2″ circle punch. I had some 2025-2027 In Color DSP, that caught my fancy and used it. We also used a Stampin’ Spritzer and tried the technique featured in the January to April catalog. I like the combination of Secret Sea and Garden Green together, so this card could be for a man or woman. Embellish the card with Faux Bronze Pentagons and Secret Sea 3/8″ ribbon.

Julie’s February Card

We can’t get enough of the Beautiful Gallery DSP. This time Julie combined it with the Lovely Arrangements stamp set and the Everyday Arches dies. Do I need the arches dies, or not? I was told that I do! I love this very unique way to use these dies!

Punch Art Greeting Card by Mary

Mary decided we needed to create some punch art this time. My apologies that I can’t link you to any of the products used here, since they have retired. Maybe you have some of these punches/dies to recreate one of your own. If it helps, I think the face is punched with a 1-3/4″ circle punch., and the rest you’ll need your imagination. Well, here he is, Shamus, the leprechaun. He’s totally up to mischief.

I hope you were inspired by the February demonstrator card projects. Tune in next month for more paper craft ideas. After all, March is fast approaching!