Saturday, 20 August 2011

CRAFT STAMPER - SEPTEMBER 2011

I'm in Craft Stamper again! Hurrah!
Picture copyright Craft Stamper magazine
This was a joy to make - and I'm doing a special class all about these easel cards later this year (see the Workshop Schedule).

Here are the instructions for this card:
  • With cream card in portrait orientation, score in half lengthwise. 
  • Turn to landscape orientation and mark from left at 10cm and 20cm along top edge. 
  • Cut from top edge to fold line only, and fold all three sections down. 
  • Score a diagonal line on each section, from top left (fold line) to bottom right.
  • Using a paper cutter with a scallop blade, cut mats for each section:
Front: black card 9cm x 12cm; cream card 8cm x 10.5cm
Centre: black card 9cm x 13cm; text 8cm x 12cm; cream card 7cm x 11cm
Back: black card10cm x 15.5cm; cream card 8.5cm x 14cm; text 8cm x 13.5cm
Inside: black card 9.5cm x 27cm; cream 8cm x 26cm
  • Stamp the images for each of the sections and punch out using a large scallop punch. 
  • Layer onto the mats as shown to create decorative panels. 
  • Create stoppers by stamping Amour and Paris with black Archival ink onto text paper, and mounting onto scraps of black card. 
  • Fold the easel sections into position and mark onto the inner card.
  • Glue the stoppers over the marks using silicone glue.
  • Adhere the card sections to the easel sections (this is easiest when the flaps are folded over in position) using silicone glue so positioning can be adjusted. 
  • Add paper flowers and buttons in centres. 
  • Highlight the lips on the ladies and sections of La Tour Eiffel with clear Sakura Glaze pen.
Closeup front section
Closeup middle and back sections, showing stopper placement

STAMPS USED:

Paris Plate & Beret Girl (I'd tell you that they're my designs as well, but modesty forbids, lol)


I hope you have fun with this one!

4 lovely people said:

  1. Fantastic! And Congratulations on being published!!!

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  2. Loved this as soon as I saw it in CS! Great stamps too!

    Lynne x

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  3. oh wow hun no wonder you were published as this is fantastic oh just love love those stamps and your detail is just brilliant hugs cherylxxxxx

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