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No Die Needed--New Baby Onesie Card + Product Review Brad Tool

858 views · Published 13 March 2016 · 24:34 · Indexed 29 October 2026

Channel: Crafting For Almost Everyone · 2016 · Howto & Style

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Start with a piece of cardstock cut 11" x 5 1/2" and score at 5 1/2" so you have a square card.  Use a lid to trace the neck hole of the onesie (only using half the lid as your template.)  Then 2" from the top, make a line that is horizontal 1 1/8" long on both sides for your sleeves.  Using a straight edge or ruler, from the inside edge of the sleeve, draw a diagonal line to the bottom corner on both sides.  Take another piece of cardstock that is 5 1/2" long and 2" tall.  Fold it in half and draw a line that would represent the opening for your leg making sure you leave some room in the middle of your paper where your legs would not be.  Cut the legs out and then lay the template on your card and trace the leg holes onto your card.  Cut out all of the lines you have made and your card is ready to embellish.  The marker I used was from Stampin' Up and was in the color Early Espresso.  You could use any water based marker in a brown color to color your stamp.  I used a stamp set from Stampin' Up called One Tag Fits All and is a discontinued set.  I used an orange marker called Pumpkin Pie and a orangish yellow marker called So Saffron.
  The brad separator tool from We R Memory Keepers and I liked the hole punch, it was very sharp, but the other part that was supposed to separate the brad, was too big to use in my opinion.  I would just buy a sharp pokey tool and use a screwdriver to open the brads instead of spending the money on this tool.

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