Hi Crafty Friends,
It's time to share another rebus swap with you. This month the theme is "Famous Names from the Wild West either real or fictional"
- Downton Abbey
- Dumb and Dumber
- Date Night
- Dinosaur
- Dennis the Menace
- Die Hard
- Dumbo
- Dark Night
Hi Crafty Friends,
It's time to share another rebus swap with you. This month the theme is "Famous Names from the Wild West either real or fictional"
Hi Crafty Friends,
Today I am sharing another Winged Panel Card, this time using the Made To Surprise by Sam Calcott’s 6 x 6 Circular Never Ending Card die set.
I used the Papercraft Society’s Box 58 designed by Time for Tea. The theme for this box was cacti.
When I was putting this together I was trying to figure out how to do the centre oval panels as of course the die set didn’t come with anything for that seeing this style of cards wasn’t how the die set was designed for. I remembered that I had recently purchased an oval die set from Spellbinders which was perfect for this called Essential Stylish Ovals.
Hi Crafty Friends,
Today I am sharing a Winged Panel Card using the Made To Surprise by Sam Calcott’s 5 x 7 Never Ending Card die set. One of the things I love about Sam’s dies is how she always comes up with different styles of cards using her die sets, giving them extra life.
For this card I decorated it using one of the Care Bear stamp/die sets from Craft Stash. I had stamped & coloured these images late last year and them forgot to use them.
I created a stand to add to the back of the card, this helps the card stand upright so it can be displayed and also gives a place to add a sentiment.
To create the stand I cut a piece of white cardstock that measured 4 inches by 11 3/4 inches. I then scored along the long side at 4 1/2; 9; 10 & 11. To fold start with the 4 1/2 inch score and mountain fold, mountain fold, valley fold; mountain fold. Adhere the two ends together and attach to the back of the card.
Hi Crafty Friends,
I hope you are all having a fancactus day! As you can see my card today is a cactus themed 5 x 7 card. I used Avery Elle’s Aloe Amigo stamp set, which I have had for a while but had forgotten about,
For my layers I used Spellbinders Stitched Notch Corner Card die set which was the Stitched die of the month for December 24.
I also used Spellbinders Plaster 3D Embossing Folder to add texture to the green card base. I rubbed a green ink pad over the raised areas after it was embossed.
I added the sentiment which is an older stamp set from Colorado Craft Company.
Hi Crafty Friends,
Thanks for stopping by my blog! Today I am sharing a fabulous fun fold card, this one is called a Floating Hexagon Card. This version is a 5 x 7 size and you can find out how to make it here.
To decorate my card I used various products included in the Spellbinders January 2025 Club Kits.
To decorate all the green panels on each of the sides of the card, I used the Faceted Petals Embossing Folder. After embossing each of the pieces, I rubbed white pigment ink over the raised areas of the cardstock.
I added the flowers from the Large Die of the Month - Botanical Atrium and then added two ladybugs from the Stitching Die of the Month - Stitched Ladybug. And yes I did actually add stitching to the ladybugs body and head ... I must be getting crazy with age haha!
I added two sentiments to the front panel. The bottom sentiment is from the January Clear Stamp of the Month - Nature's Dance and the top one from the December Clear Stamp of the Month - Forever Yours. I thought both worked with the ladybugs.
Directions - 5 inch x 7 inch version:
1. Cut a piece of cardstock to measure 5 inches x 11 inches, this will be the card base. Score along the long side at 1 inch; 2 inches; 9 inches and 10 inches. Fold on all score lines so you have a mountain, valley, valley & mountain folds.
2. From the same colour cardstock as the card base above, cut two rectangles that are 4 inches x 2.5inches and two rectangles that are 3 inches x 2.5inches.
3. Apply glue along the 1 inch panel on the left. Starting from the bottom adhere one of the 4 inch rectangles to this panel, making sure to line up with the left and bottom edges. Next adhere one of the 3 inch rectangles to the same left panel, making sure that it lines up with all edges including the bottom rectangle.
4. Using the remaining rectangles, adhere these in the opposite way as step 3 onto the right hand panel. So the 4 inch rectangle is on top and 3 inch on bottom.
5. Cut your layering pattern papers so they are 3 3/4 inches x 2 1/4 inches and 2 3/4 inches x 2 1/4 inches and adhere to relevant rectangles on card base.
6. Decorate card as desired. If you wish to add a panel to the inside of card, this will be 6 3/4 inches x 4 3/4 inches.
For the inside of the card I added the planet surface using grey cardstock and the die from the Starry Night Embossing Folder. I added the planet and UFO Friends to the panel.
For the sentiment I added a birthday sentiment from Honey Bee Stamps Stellar Sentiments.