Hi
I have had
to make on the cards we all hate to have to do – Sympathy
One of my
online friends who I met through eBay sadly lost her mum last Friday.
I had
luckily – if that's the way to describe it – received a new cd a
day or two before I had the sad news – its from
www.kraftyhands.co.uk and
called quite simply In Sympathy
A lovely
cd with everything you need to make a pretty card for a sad occasion,
even the size is nice – they are 6x6
I think
there are 10 different card sets on the cd as well as a toppers
section, papers, inserts and extra verses so really well worth
having...as I said its a card we all dread having to make – and
this did help me enormously!
So
materials for this card I used ….
Heat mat
to work on and protect your surface – I always use it...
The 2
sheets and I did an extra verse for the card back
2 sheets
of A4 lilac card
A4 sheet
of pale lemon card
Scallop
square nestabilities
Sticky
pads
Eazi Score
Board & tool
Tonic 8”
guillotine
Scissors
Tweezers
Shaping
tool from www.dimensionstamps.com
Foam
shaping mat – stamping mat or even a mouse mat
To
make the card …
I cut out
all the pieces needed to create the 6x6 gatefold card. I used half a
sheet of lilac card to cut a mat using the grand calibur and
nestabilities and the size smaller to cut the main verse image out.
I used
photo glue to stick these together so I had time to get them lined up
correctly
Taking the
A4 sheet of lilac card I used the eazi score board so scored on line
- A4 gatefold – spun the card around and scored the same line
making the gatefold card – as I needed it to be 6x6 I put the card
back on the board and scored along line 7 A4 half fold – this was
what I cut off as waste.
Using the
pale lemon card I cut a square to fit the inside on the card so just
under 6x6 - I attached it to the back with photo glue then matted
the lilac square with the image attached.
Next I
added the sections for the inside doors – I used the set with
butterfly decoration as they seemed to look better inside the card
rather than on the front...these were stuck again with photo glue.
On the
front of the card I used the other door panels – using the photo
glue they were lined up with each other then the smaller striped
panels were positioned inside the panels and set to dry
The
smaller of the main images – it had the flower and simple sentiment
– whereas the larger had the flower and a lovely verse – was
matted onto pale lemon, then lilac all using photo glue
This panel
fitted perfectly inside the striped panels – so I used double sided
tape on the left side of the image panel only and positioned it
inside the door panels – it only needs on side sticking in order
the door will open.
That
completed the card, I didn't add any glitter or glossy accents as I
didn't feel the card needed any
The verse
I did myself was cut down and attached to the back of the card
I hope my
explanation of my card didn't lose you...its easy for me to waffle on
as I know what I did – but sometimes I just say too much and make
it sound complicated!
Something
from another new cd to share tomorrow – watch this space – or
better still – follow me!!!
Bye for
today then folks
x
What a beautiful card, Angie. xx
ReplyDeletea very nice card ,But like you said its the one you dont like to make , but it look nice
ReplyDeletetake care angel sorry to hear that about you friends mum
give her my love and i thinking off her as its will be 2 year this may since i lost my mum big hugs linda
lovely card and verse too
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