Eeek! Friday-Eve already! I'll be back at school in a few days! But before I pack my school bag, let's make the most of Friday-Eve with a CASE Study.
Now it's still August (just!) so we're still having a blast celebrating CASE Study's 2nd Anniversary. Let's recap on what we've done so far:
- We've shown our signature style
- We've thought outta the box
- We've CASEd a DT Member
- We've CASEd you
So for my CASE I picked a card that I had a blast making...and one I thought I'd have a blast CASEing:
Check out the full deets of this card here!
Recognise it? It's a magic slider card and since sooooo many of you requested a tutorial for this, I've finally had time to do it - hurrah!
But first, my CASE:
I like that this magic card plays on the sentiment, and I wanted the only colours to feature in the 'magic' :)
And before I head into a picture heavy tutorial, I'm sure some of you want to skidaddle, check out the rest of the CASE Study DT and get inky:
Amy Wanford (That's me!)
Be sure to CASE yourself and play along with us! :)
Slider Card Tutorial
Now for those readers stopping on to read the tutorial: OK so are you ready to make one of these? They're super easy - I promise! :)
Step 1 - Supplies
- Seed Packet Die (Papertrey Ink)
- Tag Sale Die #1 (Papertrey Ink)
- Rectangular Nestability (Spellbinders)
- Acetate
- Sticky Foam Pads
- Ink for stamping on acetate (I used Staz-on)
Step 4 - Cut out colour image and adhere to card tag, lining up with acetate tag.
Step 5 - Die-cut seed packet die and use a nestability to create the window. Now I'd already made sure my sentiment would fit along the bottom - make sure yours does too if that's where you want to place it! No nestability? No problemo! Use a ruler and craft knife instead!
Step 11 - Assemble....
Step 12 - Indecisiveness/a change of heart.....!
So there you have it! I hope some of you find this useful, and will try this fun interactive approach to cards yourself - if you do, be sure to let me know so I can check it out!
Thanks so much for stopping by today!
Catch ya later!
Card Deets
{you color my world}
Stamps: Sentiment from Happy Trails (Papertrey Ink)/Globe from Wonderful World Clear Stamps (Hero Arts)
Ink: Black (Staz-on)/Versamark
Cardstock: True Black, White (Papertrey Ink)
Accessories: Tag Sale Die #1, Seed Packet Die, Fresh Snow Twill (Papertrey Ink)/Rectangular Nestability (Spellbinders)/Detail White EP (Stampendous)/Acetate (Office Supply)
29 comments:
Thanks so much for the tutorial! I loved that first one you did weeks ago and wondered how you did it. I've been gone a while so I'm glad I didn't miss this!
This is such an amazing beautiful card can imagine you wanted to chase this one I'm sure gonna try it myself.
Oh, my Duchess...I know you've just shown us the secret, but it STILL looks like amazing magic to me :) You are a dear for sharing this! It's the coolest thing I've EVER seen on a card :) I've been back setting up my classroom all week :) Feels good but I've discovered TEACHING blogs! ACK! And there are more of them than card blogs! LOL I'm going to be a basket case! Enjoy the last bit of summer!
LOVE this!!!! Thank you so much for such a descriptive tutorial as well :)
That is quite amazing. Thanks for taking the time to do the tutorial!
YOU are magical. What a wonderful tutorial - thorough but not too much. Touch of humor! I am still amazed by this technique but have yet to give it a try. Now I must.
Your card design - spotlessly clean as usual!
SO freakin' cool!! Brilliant card and thanks for the great tutorial, I really wanna make one of these magic cards now!!! : )
Your creativity blows my mind...love how you did this! Wow, wow, wow! Thanks so much for the tutorial Aimes!
ooooohhhh....a tut...a tut....how awesome is this case?! LOVE it and thanks so much for sharing...I gotta give this a try!
Aimes!!!! This is an awesome tutorial!!!! Thanks for sharing! Your card is fabulous! :)
This card is so clever! Love it! Thanks for the tutorial!
awesome card. Great tutorial. Thanks, Amies. I will try one soon.
hello, brilliant. i love this!
Way too cool! Thanks for the tutorial! Lightbulb moment...now I know how it works!
Thank you so much for the tutorial. I remember your first card, and have been puzzling about it ever since. This is a really wonderful magic trick, and I can't wait to try one myself.
I loved your original, and I love this CASE. AND I love the extra magic. I kinda love it all! Now I'm trying to think of other images that can be magically colored....
fantastic card and so clever-thanks for sharing how you did this-I am saving this in my 'tutorial' folder for future reference-one day I might be brave enough to give it a go! and I see now you are not back to school (was only looking at the card earlier!) x
This is so utterly, fabulously cool.
I remember your first card--so amazing! Thanks for sharing your magic! This is such a cool technique and one I hope to try soon.
Yay, I was rig about how you do this! But your tutorial was so awesomely helpful and so well explained and photogrpahed Aimes! I never get tired of seeing you create these types of card!
And yes you do need that set, lol!
Hugs!
Fantabulis!! Thank you so much for the gorgeous tutorial! I love these cards that you make - the focus is all on the dynamic interaction - snipping off the top panel of the seed packet was a great idea!
Clever, clever, clever! What a great idea. Thanks for sharing.
love this card! i will have to try it! New follower.
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Thanks, Aimes for the tutorial which I longed for it. I already bookmark this and hopefully have time to make it!
Oohhh, so that's how it's done! Awesome card and tutorial. LOVE!
Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU for this tutorial! It is very clever! I can't wait to make my own!
Thank you for your tutorial - I just must try this. Just love the magic!
bravo !!! c'est absolument magnifique !!! j'adore !!
bravo !! absolument magnifique !!!! j'adore !!
marie geneviève.
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