Circle Easel Card with Beautiful Baby papers by Nitwits

[@atinybitofthisdesigns]

What a beautiful card. Thank you for the tutorial!

[@paulford6686]

You’re most welcome

[@bernicegoldman8737]

Absolutely fabulous 💖

[@paulford6686]

Thank you

[@jocelyncruickshank365]

A beautiful card, so many possibilities. Thank you!

[@paulford6686]

Definitely plenty of ways to use it

[@ilenegivens2484]

Very, very cool!

[@paulford6686]

Thank you

[@DutchJoan]

Seeing how you did this I see possibilities for other unusual shapes. Very lovely!

[@paulford6686]

Definitely. I have octagon and hexagon video for easels too

[@bevnash3147]

As always another great tutorial and how lovely the papers look - not just for a baby! Thank you Paul - love watching your clear concise tutorials!!

[@paulford6686]

Thanks Bev

[@loisskiathitis8926]

Beautiful card today. A lot easier to put together then I thought. Thank you, Paul! 👏❤️

[@paulford6686]

Glad it cleared up the steps and made it easier than you thought.

[@florenceseale1358]

Lovely card again Paul. Thank you so much for sharing your skills 😊

[@paulford6686]

You’re welcome Florence

[@vivienneswagerswager9621]

Love it . Looks so easy have to try this!

[@paulford6686]

Thank you. It is really lovely.

[@eduvigisromero1220]

Precioso

[@paulford6686]

Thanks

[@NitwitCollections]

What a very pretty card, Paul! Love that you were able to use this collection for a birthday card. The circle shape is so fresh and lovely! Thanks for sharing the tutorial!

[@paulford6686]

Thank you. So nice to see that we can produce different occasion cards using the kits. makes your kits so versatile and stretch that much further.

[@melaniehoughton5017]

Beautiful card. Thanks for the demo. What software do you use to group the sentiment and the florals?

[@paulford6686]

Thank you. I use Microsoft Publisher.

[@karenwilliams3311]

Oh darn this requires dies. I don’t have any machines or dies at all. Pretty card though.

[@paulford6686]

You can always trace around a circle such as a plate

[@karenwilliams3311]

@@paulford6686 yes that’s what I’ve been doing all these years but then it’s hard to do layers if the plates or pot lids aren’t in nesting sizes.

[@gail66onutube]

@@karenwilliams3311 use a compass to draw your circles.

[@paulford6686]

The next couple I have planned have no dies so don’t worry too much 👍

[@karenwilliams3311]

@@gail66onutube I’ve been tracing pot lids all these years. The trouble comes in when cutting the smaller layer circle since my pot lids aren’t nesting in size. Oh well, I’ll stick with square and rectangular crafting!