Good morning ladies!!
Today I have a ShortCuts window card tutorial for you! Most of you know i’m sure, that making cards is my first love..
Well i’m going to show you how to create a window card using the ShortCuts Full Clear/Frosted sheets! Let’s get to it!
Materials:

- Full Frosted/Clear ShortCuts Sheet
- Alphabet stickers etc..
- Misc. Blossoms
- Buttons & embroidery thread
- Border Punch
- Matching pp cut to 4.75 x 4.75″
- Contrasting CS to base cut to 4.75 x 4.75″
- Strip of pp 1 1/2″ x 5″
- 5×10″ Cardstock base
- Tag
- Rub-on flourish
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Step One:
Fold your CS base in half. You should now have a 5×5 card. Now open the card inside out and measure inwards on all 4 sides 1″. Draw with pencil lines then where your corners meet, cut out a window in your card using an exacto knife & ruler.


Step Two:
Cut your clear/frosted sheet to 4.75 x 4.75″. Flip over your CS base, apply adhesive, and apply frosted/clear square as shown:



Step Three:
Now take your 4.75 x 4.75″ pc of patterned paper and do the same as you did with the CS card base only measuring in on all 4 sides at 7/8th”. Using pencil lines for your grid, then cut out your window with an exacto knife & ruler. If you’re not comfortable using an exacto knife, just use scissors and trim slowly so you get straight lines.
*Note: Be sure to do the pencil lines on the backside of your pp so you don’t have pencils showing on your pp!


Step Four:
Adhere paper window to the front of your card base as shown:

Step Five:
Apply alphabet stickers on your tag to spell whatever you’d like.
I chose to make a ‘Thanks” card.

Step Six:
Thread your buttons with embroidery thread and apply to blossoms with glue dots as shown:

Step Seven:
Apply tag to bottom of right hand card, and adhere a couple blossoms to the left hand side of the sentiment:

Step Eight:
Now lets move onto the inside of your card.. take your 1 1/2 x 5″ pc of pp and punch with your deco. edge punch. Adhere it to the bottom of your white pc of 4.75 x 4.75″ cs. Apply blossom & bling as shown:


Step Nine:
Now back to the front of your card.. take the last of your blossoms and adhere them to the upper left hand corner of your card, apply rub-on to your clear/frosted window as shown and you are finished!! I hope you enjoyed my tutorial!! Please link me up so I can take a peek at your finished cards!! Have fun!




I hope you’ve enjoyed my card tutorial! If you decide to try this out, please come back and link me up so I can take a peek at your card!!! Have a wonderful day ladies! ![]()


Very cool card! I’ve tried this once, but it looked nothing like this! I love how you finished the inside too! Very nice!
Lovely card and thanks for tutorial! Hope to try this sometime soon!
Great tutorial hun! Love it!
Thanks for the tut Carla….I love how this turned out.
love it !
well hello gorgeous!!!
I just got some of these in the mail, gonna havw to try it out!
WOW…this is awesome!!! Such a gorgeous card and a fabulous tutorial!
Great tut Carla! Love your card ( those pp’s are wonderful!)
Wow, Carla, this looks great. Thanks for the inspiration.
Wow Wow Wow!
What a great idea! I LOVE it.
Thanks for the tutorial. It goes straight to my links’ blog.
Thanks for sharing!
IfatArt
Hey Carla
That is so beautiful kiddo..I LOVE the colours and you make it look so easy…will I love mine as much?????
Can you use a regular ink to stamp on the frosted pp???? Or does it have to be like a STAZON?????
Whoa, this is GORGEOUS! I so love that Black Orchid and those patterned flowers are mmmm mmmm good!
(-: Heidi
Thanks for sharing very inspirational I love the colors and I have really been crashing on these prime flowers
This is gorgeous Carla!! I love that paper you used..and the flowers are awesome!
~Lea
What a fun tutorial!! I will try to play if I get time today..
I love it!
I am going to have to get me some of those frosted sheets so I can try this out. Cards are also my 1st love and I just love to try something new. A challenge never puts me off. Although I am not sure if my cards ever look as truly gorgeous as yours. Thanks for the tutorial. Have a great day.
Great tutorial, great card. I still haven’t tried this but you make it look easy.
Eveline.
Thanks for a great tutorial and a great card. I’m fairly new to your blog and so far LOVE many of your creations. Keep on inspiring.
doramiyi
doramiyi@gmail.com
-CANADA-
This is wonderful Carla! Thanks for the tut.
this is amazing, Carla! You are so danged talented! LOVE your work!!
Oh wow, thank you for the tutorial, fantastic card!
xxxx
What a neat idea! Thanks for sharing.
This is a fabulous tutorial, Carla. Thanks so much! I bought some sheets and hope to play this weekend.
Would you consider doing a tutorial using the clear cards from Short Cuts? I’ve made a few, but yours are always so gorgeous! thanks!
its gorgeous Carla, wonderful!!!!
Love the tutorial. Thanks so much for it! Beautiful as always.
That is so pretty Carla! TFS!
OMGosh what a gorgeous card….Carla you are just so talented..thanks for sharing the tutorial.
great tutorial.
the card is just gorgeous.
This is a wonderful tutorial. I’m definitely going to try it. BTW, I love everything you’ve created since my last visit. Your work is truly AMAZING.
Come see my version…thank you for the inspiration.
You are awesome.
Ladybugsinthegarden.blogspot.com
Your tuts are always so well done. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge.
I just love the colors and the way you put this together…I think I’ve been back to your blog 3 times now to look at it!
All of these are just so wonderful. I always enjoying popping by your blog.