This is another card that I made some time ago but decided to share it as it uses a few different techniques
This is a lovely selection of papers and sheets by DESIGN HOUSE The WATERS EDGE
So to make this card I chose an A4 sheet of bright yellow card stock, and using the Eazi Score board I laid it so the short edge was against the butt panel, then scored on line 7 (A4 half fold) then on line 4 (A4 gate)
When folded this offered a fold back gate fold card.
I opened the card and had the long edges at top and bottom, and marked the left edge of the short side approx 10cms up from the bottom, then drew a faint line from my mark across the card to the top of the centre fold line - and cut it off!
This gave me the shape of card I wanted!
I printed just one sheet of backing paper - it had a water pool to the right side so cut that a5 size and stuck to the inside of my card as in the picture. I cut the remaining half sheet in half and stuck to the 2 panels - again as shown in the picture - just remember you are using the front of panel 2 and back of panel one - so mark your paper and check before cutting as you may end up with the slope going the wrong way! Leave a narrow border all around the panels as the yellow of the card brings out the colours of the paper and images.
Once all the backing paper was attached I cut out the 2 waterfall designs - the normal size for the inside back and the mini for the middle section.
A waterfall mechanism is easy to make - if you know how! Just read instructions and follow exactly - making sure you add double sided tape in the correct places - and DO NOT STICK THE WHOLE THINK to you card or it will not work....
Will do a step by step and add to the blog later for you all!
So the waterfall was made up as I wanted - now I had to attach to my card with brads - so I laid it in place and used a pricking tool to mark out where the brads would go.
The brads hold the bar ONLY - so that you can pull the waterfall to view.
I added one of the tags that came on the waterfall sheet to the pull part of the waterfall with a pretty brad
I did exactly the same with the mini waterfall and added it to the centre panel - as this meant the brads would show through I made a small banner of card stock, backing paper and sentiment and added it across the brads!
The last thing I did to the card was chose the last panel from the sheet I matted it onto dark green then yellow card leaving narrow border all round - this was then attached to the fold back front panel
All that was left now was the fun part - GLITTER!!!!
I used a quickie glue pen to highlight the swirls in the water and of course the wings of the dragonflies then sprinkled with Glamour Dust
This is a lovely card suitable male or female, for any occasion and any age!!!!
Thank you for looking
oh thanks for this one Angie been looking foe the stuff to make it couldnt remember were it was i love it
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