Hi my friends. This is just a really quick post. The Classroom (Ellen Hutson) is offering an opportunity for a class that is all about special folds, pop-ups, etc. I wanted to link one I had done for a class and had not shown. This is a fun telescoping card. Here is another one done some time ago. Enjoy!
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Sunday, May 6, 2012
Monday, August 15, 2011
Is it snowing?
Hello, my friends. We've had a few days with some cooler temperatures, but no - not snowing. I did, however, make a snowman today.
The technique challenge on SCS today was telescoping cards. When I taught this technique last month, I knew I was going to have to make a snowman and today's challenge was the perfect opportunity.
I started by die cutting three circles of different sizes from white card stock. I sponged the edges with cool caribbean and bashful blue ink. (The photo makes it look a lot brighter than it actually is.)
I cut the hat, nose, and scarf freehand. I decided to leave off any stick arms, so there would not be a problem with them catching as the card was opened or closed. I used several small punches for the accents
The circles are connected togther with brads. I really liked how it turned out and it was fun to make.
Thanks so much for stopping by today. I hope you all have a wonderful weeks.
The technique challenge on SCS today was telescoping cards. When I taught this technique last month, I knew I was going to have to make a snowman and today's challenge was the perfect opportunity.
I started by die cutting three circles of different sizes from white card stock. I sponged the edges with cool caribbean and bashful blue ink. (The photo makes it look a lot brighter than it actually is.)
I cut the hat, nose, and scarf freehand. I decided to leave off any stick arms, so there would not be a problem with them catching as the card was opened or closed. I used several small punches for the accents
The circles are connected togther with brads. I really liked how it turned out and it was fun to make.
Thanks so much for stopping by today. I hope you all have a wonderful weeks.
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