I designed this triple easel card to send to a new mom and dad so the theme used in the file is for a baby, however, you can easily change the patterns and images to depict any occasion.
Assembly Notes
You can view a video on how I assembled this card on my YouTube channel here.
Note: I went fairly heavy with the print then cut for this card because I was in a hurry and didn't have time to go through all of my paper to find ones that coordinated well. So, each easel uses print then cut patterns but, you can easily change those to solid colors and cut using your own solid or patterned paper choices. I've also included a second version below which does NOT use any patterns so it can be opened on mobile and it also loads much quicker.
Download
You can grab the Cricut Design Space file with patterns from here and the version without patterns from here.
13 thoughts on “Triple Easel Scallops Card”
Thank you so much for your tutorial and for sharing your file. This card is great.
Hope the video helps and thanks for the kind words. ?
I am sorry but I am stumped on the instructions for this card.Can you give me a little mor help
This one is quite difficult to explain. I will try to get a video done tonight or tomorrow showing how to assemble.
Thank you so much!
I have the video done and will get it uploaded tomorrow. 🙂
The video is up on my channel now at https://youtu.be/K4lkSO_b6Y0.
Very helpful! Thanks
I keep getting an error has occured everytime I go to try and make this card
Mary, are you by chance trying to open the file on a mobile device? This is one of the few projects that I’ve shared that uses Cricut patterns and that feature isn’t supported on mobile yet.
No.. was opening it on a laptop
This is such an interesting card to give/receive and I’ve been looking for instructions so appreciate even more that you’ve given the DS file for free! I don’t see any ‘cut’ for the base – how did you manage that piece?
The base is made up of the 3 white pieces in the file. The embellished layers get attached to the back and that leaves the bottom for the base. I will get a side view picture today that should help explain better than I can. 😉