My card started out as a 5 x 7" card, but I wanted to try this flap idea so the finished size is actually 4 x 7". I scored 1" from the inside right edge to form the flap, and trimmed 1-1/8" off the card front on the right edge. I'm happy enough with the card, but next time I would just use one of Karen Burniston's flap dies. Now I know!
You may notice my Surprise Cube looks a little different. I kept the sides folded to the OUTSIDE instead of tucking them in. Which of course meant they didn't fit inside without trimming a tiny bit off of those four outer corners. I thought I'd made a big mistake, but didn't realize it until after the card was in the mail. Karen B assured me it was fine, just another look for the Surprise Cube. Whew!
I am going to include a running tally on how many cards I make this year, not counting the ones I don't share here on my blog. I donate 25 Birthday Cards each month to my Mom's old nursing home and don't often take photos or post the majority of those. A couple of times recently, I was asked how many cards I make but I didn't have a clear number. Since a lot of my posts include more than a single card or project, I thought it would be fun to keep track this year.
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Beautiful wedding card
ReplyDeleteAnother cretive way to use the surprise cube popup. Going to have to try this.
ReplyDeleteWOW! What an amazing wedding card! There are soooo many little elements to it! I love the champagne glasses! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSo clever and special for a wedding card.
ReplyDeleteI love how you used the surprise cube as a large bam box. I would have never thought of doing that. Opens up so many possibilities. Looks beautiful.
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