Spring Basket & Patchwork Card

In this post I’m sharing a Spring Basket & Patchwork Card featuring the Regency Park Designer Series Paper with you! The Spring Basket is also perfect for Easter, in case you need a last-minute table favor for Easter dinner!

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These are great projects for not only showcasing our Designer Series Paper, but also using it! If you’d like to jump to a specific project, use the links below:

Here’s the livestream replay where I demonstrate both of these projects for you and provide lots of tips & tricks along the way! Enjoy!


Spring / Easter Basket

Is this not the cutest little basket?! I’m grateful to both Kathy Howes and 05Trishka for the inspiration! I’ve “Pixiefied” my version so the strips work with a 6″ strip of paper.

Warning… once you start making these baskets, you won’t be able to stop! 🤣 Here’s the pair I made using 2 different DSP patterns:

Here’s a “getting started” template for reference (not to scale) to show you how to start with 5 of the strips of paper:

The video tutorial will be your best resource for putting these together – super easy!!

PROJECT MEASUREMENTS:

  • 6″ Version (pictured above):
    • Cut 6 strips to 11/16″ x 6″
    • Optional: Cut 1 of the 6 strips to 1/2″ for a narrower handle
  • 8-1/2″ Version:
    • Cut 6 strips to 1″ x 8-1/2
    • Optional: Cut 1 of the 6 strips to 3/4″ for a narrower handle
  • Lay 1 strip horizontally
  • Adhere 4 strips vertically as pictured in template above and assemble as shown in video

PROJECT SUPPLIES:


Patchwork/Quilt Card

This is a really fun card to create! Thanks to Vy Tran for the inspiration for this card layout! You can also take this card up a “quilting notch” by adhering the DSP panels to a 5-1/4″ x 4″ piece of Basic White cardstock and dry embossing with an embossing folder!

Here’s the card layout for reference:

PROJECT MEASUREMENTS:

  • Card Base – 11″ x 4-1/4″, scored & folded along the long side at 5-1/2″
  • Designer Series Paper:
    • 1-1/4″ x 1-1/4″ (2 pcs)
    • 2-1/2″ x 1-1/4″ (3 pcs – portrait))
    • 1-1/4″ x 2-5/8″ (2 pcs – landscape)
    • TIP: Choose 4 double-sided non-directional patterns and cut 1-1/4″ strips (2 at a time) to create panels.

PROJECT SUPPLIES:

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20 thoughts on “Spring Basket & Patchwork Card”

  1. I loved making these last year, both sizes! I taught others to make them, also. I am making some again this year. Thank you!

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  2. My Neice is a quilter and I think she’ll love this card for her upcoming birthday! I think I’ll make several and use up some of paper pack scraps. Thanks for all the directions!

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  3. These were so much fun! I’m still making them …. Using the dog and cat papers….. For my animal lover friends, so a lil’ treat for those who give their furry friends treats!!! Thank you! You definitely taught how to make them simple! Z

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  4. Julie, your easter basket would make a cute May Day basket. These are so easy and fun to make. Thanks for the tutorial.

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  5. Yes..the basket..so quick and easy..a good little Easter greeting for a new neighbor… as always, you are amazing! Happy Easter…

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  6. Always enjoy the projects you post! You are so very talented and appreciate your willingness to share with others.

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  7. I love the card, I will try and make it in the next few days. I love it because it is ways to use DSP. Look forward to some more ways to use your DSP stash.

    Great card and great instructions

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  8. Loved the patchwork card – can see it as a way of using my scraps, thank you. So glad I only have 5 grandchildren to make Easter baskets for – LOL

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  9. I had so much fun making these little baskets after you demonstrated them live recently!! Thank you for sharing such a fun and simple project!!!

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