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Showing posts with label Challenge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Challenge. Show all posts
Saturday, September 29, 2012
World Card Making Day and Challange
12:00 AM
Posted by
Holly
One week until the anual World Card Making Day and Challange! The Challange was created by Paper Crafts Magazine. If you go HERE you can find out the details of the challange and prize for the 20 lucky winners. I plan to submit at least 2 or 3 cards total for the challange. I have never done this before (even though I have wanted to) so, I am really excited. The winners will have a chance also to have their winning card in the magazine next spring. So, have fun this week and next Saturday especially making cards! I will have a special post that day to celebrate! Have fun creating and remember, it is always homemade!
Thursday, February 2, 2012
Another Card Out Of Scraps...
11:31 PM
Posted by
Holly
Here is another card I made last week purely out of scrap paper. I cut this baby carriage out using the Cricut Cartridge New Arrival. The baby face and bow came from this one as well. This is a regular A2 size card made out of craft card stock. The carriage is cut at 5 inches and fits perfectly on this card front. The pieces are also cut at 5 inches. The baby face is cut at 1 3/4 inches and the bowtie is cut at 3 inches. The bowtie is on the same page as the baby face. It is actually made to be a bow in a baby girl's hair but I used it as a bowtie instead. The face is on pop dots to give the 3D effect. The face stamp is from www.peachykeen.com. They work great for the Paper Doll Cartridge. Worth every penny! I inked the edges up and adhered it all down to the card and called it done! I used this card last week for all the hostesses of the shower to sign so that my friend would have a list of all those who helped!
Time is counting down to the end of the challenge! Have a great day and remember, it is always homemade!
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Scrap Challenge
12:00 AM
Posted by
Holly
So, here is the card I made purely out of scrap paper this week. I saw this card template on www.kwernerdesign.com last week and really wanted to try it, so I decided to make it with my scrap paper (which I have plenty of). She does some really cool cards that have an array of different folds. I go there when i need to get my juices flowing for a card idea!
Okay, so here are the instructions:
Base card is 11x4 and scored from each end at 2' and 3 3/4'. And then it is folded accordingly.
Both front panels are 3 3/4' x 1 3/4'
The inside patterned paper is 3 3/4' x 3 1/4' and the solid inside paper is 3 1/2' x 3'
The blocks on the front under the stamped images from front to back are the following size squared: 1 3/4', 2', 2 1/4', 2 1/2', 2 3/4'
The top square is adhered with pop dots for a 3D effect so I would go ahead and stamp my image before assembling the squares together. All of my edges are inked and I stamped the matching owl inside the card for fun. I used a blender pen and colored in the owl on the front with blue, green, and orange. He is so cute! This owl and his cage come from the Stampin UP! set called Aviary.
Once you have all the squares attached together it is time to adhere it to the card front...now, you only attach it to the left side! DO NOT put adhesive on the entire back side. I put my adhesive on the card and then laid it down, but whatever is easier for you...just remember to not put it on both sides or you won't be able to open it!! I did not stamp a sentiment, so that when I am ready to mail it, I can stamp the appropriate sentiment inside and it will be done!
This card comes out to be a square card that is 4x4. The video I watched actually made it a little wider than 4 inches, but I wanted mine to be a perfect square so I changed the dimensions a little bit. I made an envelope with the Cricut Cartridge "Beyond Birthdays". I set the square card envelope on shadow at 6 inches. It makes a perfect 4x4 envelope! I assembled and stamped the envelope and it is ready to be mailed!
Good luck with the challenge! See you next Wednesday with the winner! Remember, it is always fun to use the scraps and make something homemade!
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