Well it's just 2 days until Christmas and I know my last few weeks have been spent making and wrapping numerous presents and cards. But I have to admit that they haven't all been for Christmas. Regardless of the time of year birthdays still come around and finding that perfect card for the occasion can be a daunting thing when the friend is hard to buy for. You know the ones - don't like florals, pastels, bright, cute, mushy verses, etc. So when invited to my friends 30th party on New Years Eve I knew I couldn't just go out and buy one as they all include the above elements. So off to my CTMH craft supplies I went and found all the pieces I needed to make a card that was 'her'.
And although not a mushy girl, her party has a tiara theme so it was a must this time.
Here is the end result:
Folded cards have become very popular of late and this is called an Easel Card. Very easy to make and traditionally in a 6" x 6" size. I've used a circle as my focal point when the card is propped up on the Adhesive Spring, but you can use many other shapes and a button or embellishment can be used in place of the Adhesive Spring if that works better for your project.
Below is the list of products that I used to make this card and if you would like some basic instructions on how to make this card or to attend a workshop in the New Year then feel free to leave a comment on this post and I'll get back to you.
Materials Used:
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Lagoon Cardstock – X5762
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For Always paper pack – X7165B
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Silver Shimmer Trim – Z1799
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Lagoon Ink – Z2195
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Black Ink – Z2105
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Swirls Around stamp – D1551
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In The Moment stamp – C1565
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Joyful Birthday stamp – B1419
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Tombow - 1514
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Black and Grey Assortment – Z1754
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Adhesive Spring – Z1725
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Dimensional Elements Mixed Shapes – Z1683
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Acrylic Blocks: 2” x 6 ½” – Y1010; 2”x 3 ½” – Y1009
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Micro Tip Scissors – Z1836
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Paper Trimmer – X338
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Sponge Dauber – Z726
You can order any of these on my CTMH site page by clicking on the icon to your right.
A very Merry Christmas to you and yours, and Happy Crafting in the New Year.
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