Hello, everyone! It's
Kerry here. I'm your host for this week's Method Monday. I love making easel cards. But I always worry whether or not the card will stand (whether my ribbon is strong enough or not, etc. ). I came across this idea from surfing the amazing blog land a few weeks ago, so I figured out the measurement to work with a 5 1/2" x 4 1/4" card. It's super easy, let's get started!

You will need:
- your base cardstock, measure 9 3/4' and 4 1/4"
- main card, solid cardstock (green) 5 1/2" x 4 1/4"and pattern paper 5 1/4" x 4"
- Border punch
- Scoring tool
- Heart punch or nestabilities (optional)

On the base cardstock (9 3/4" x 4 1/4").
On the longer side (9 3/4"), score at 2 3/4", 5 1/2", 8 1/2".
Please note: 2 3/4" if you are using a Scor Pal, you can shift the cardstock to 1/4" and score at 3". :)
Then add adhesive on the first 2 3/4" block and on the 1 1/2" block, you can use any border punch to create your border.
Attach your card on the adhesive area. :) And Viola!!
Now, to finish up the project with the brand new
Tia and Cuddles set
. And here is the sideview.
Goodies that I used: Paper: Bazzill, Basic Grey Wander paper pad
Copics: BG0000, BG000, BG11, E000, E00, E02, E04, E07, E 15, E17, E27, E41, E42, E55, G09, G17, R20, W0, W2, W4, Y28, 110
Others: sentiment is typed out from the computer, Martha Stewart border punch, Creative Memories mini heart punch, and Spica pen
I hope you enjoy this tutorial and give it a try! If you do, be sure to leave us a link of your project so that we can see it!