While I went over the details in my video, here are some quick measurements for you ...
- Cut card base 5 x 8.5" and score 1" from the edge on the long side
- Acetate panel was cut to 3-3/4 x 8.5"
- Adhere Acetate to front top flap taking care bottom and side edges remain even. Adhere border strip over the acetate on the card front.
The rest of the Design Team will be sharing their projects today - their blogs are linked on the right. Karen Burniston will have her project tomorrow (Wednesday) on her blog.
Supplies:
Various card stocks - stash
Patterned paper - Harvest Delight, Recollections
1152 Long Nature Edges - Karen Burniston
Hand made cloud stencil
Taylored Expressions Blending Brushes
Copic markers
1060 Word Set 7 Autumn - Karen Burniston
Nuvo Glitter Pen
Gold Foil Card Stocks - Stampin 'Up
1063 House Pivot Panels (tree) - Karen Burniston
1146 Mini Pops - Karen Burniston
1005 Tree Pop Up - Karen Burniston
Card size - 4 x 8.5", fits in a. #10 Business Envelope
Thanks for stopping by today
love your card would have never thought to make the grass die brown thats awesome!!! a different way to use it almost looks like bushes or reeds!!!
ReplyDeleteI remember when we'd just cut/tear out a cloud stencil. Yep Decades ago...:)
ReplyDeleteLove how you made this card. Thank you for showing us how to make it.
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely stunning! I love all of the different papers and textures you have chosen. I would frame this one!
ReplyDeleteA stunning creation! So lovely with this fabulous layout! Nice work Karen!
ReplyDeleteI love how you created a double scene.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning.
Marcia Vick
Great card! Reminds me of driving through a park with the trees and the beautiful colors and the textures you used are marvelous.
ReplyDeleteLove this card. Everything about it is awesome. Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteLovely cards. Such talented designers you all are.
ReplyDeleteLove everything about this card. And you gave us so many tips in your video! Thank yo so much!
ReplyDeleteLove everything about this card
ReplyDeleteLovely to see you using old patterned papers which I am sure we all have lots of. Love the scene inside and that cut spiral with leaves. Hugz
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