JustRite Stamps and Basic Grey...now that's what I call a marriage made in heaven.  Last month, I posted here on the blog, the wedding tag album I made using the Cappella Mini Album kit.  Now it's time to deliver the gift.  But wait, you can't give a gift without a card!  What to do...what to do...  I had this extra picture leftover from the album and I had wanted to use it but had no room left.  Why not use it on the card for a unique, coordinating accent to my gift. 

I was a bit tired of my standard 4x6 cards, so I stepped out of the box (literally) and decided to do a shaped card.   To create this shape card, you need cardstock (folded in half) and a set of the large scalloped Nestabilities.  First, place the largest nestability die over the folded cardstock, leaving the top edge off the folded seam, as seen in the photo below.  After running it through your die cut machine, you now have a folded scalloped card for your base.  Next, cut out a full scalloped circle, embellish it and then glue it down to the base.




Have you created an unusual shaped card lately?  Leave us a link to it in the comments below so we can see it too!


Card Details:
Paper: Patterned Paper (Capella Album Kit)
Stamp: JustRite Stamps - Loving Thoughts Set
Flowers:  Prima
Ink: Distress Inks by Ranger (Dried Marigold, Spiced Marmalade, Walnut Stain)
Dies: Spellbinder Nestabilities (Large Scallop Circle, Large Label), Quickutz Flourish