Monday 21 April 2014

Class for 24th May 2014

Pull out card + stepper card


 Above is how the pull out card looks in it's closed position.
Pull gently on either of the ribboned tabs and both sides come out simultaneously. See right.















What you need
Crafty Impressions Feminine Florals stamp  CICSA6231
Verses rubber stamps Birhday Fashion BB0422B-CL
Spellbinders large scalloped rectangle die
Memento Black dye based ink pad
Memento Rich Cocoa dye based ink pad
3 x A4 White card
8 x 8” polypropylene bag
Ultra strong adhesive tape
White chiffon ribbon

                                                           
Promarkers                                                                                    Copic                                                                       

 Powder blue                Pastel blue                  Sandstone                Copic G28      
Pastel yellow               Buttercup                    Caramel                    Copic Y000 –Pale Lemon                          Pink carnation            Bluebell                      
Lavender                     Orchid                         Cinnamon
Leaf green                   Apple                          Pastel Beige
Satin                            Ivory                           Cocoa                         
Cool grey 3                 Ice Grey 1 & 5            Khaki
Warm grey 2               Buttercup                    Blush                          
Tan
                                                                                   

 How to make this card

  1. Use one A4 sheet of card and fold in half to make an A5 landscape base card. Cut the remaining card to the following sizes.
            20 x 14cm                   (x 1 front base mat)

18.5 x 12.5cm             (x 1 upper front mat)

19.5 x 10.5cm             (x 2 inside pull outs)

20 x 13cm                   (x 1 inside centre)

2. Put strong adhesive tape to the very edge of the long edges of the ‘inside centre’ card. Remove the tape on the top edge, align to the centre of the card and stick down.

3. Cut a 10cm section (horizontally) from the polypropylene bag and slide onto the ‘inside centre’  card. Align the seams of the polypropylene to the centre of the card.

4. Place the two ‘inside pull outs’ cards side by side. On the left hand card decorate the left side and put  ultra strong double sided adhesive tape on the other side leaving a 1cm border round the edge free of adhesive.

 Decorate/stamp the far right on the right pull out and on the reverse and on the opposite side to the decoration/stamped image add the ultra strong adhesive tape.

5. Stick the left hand ‘pull out’ card face up onto the underside left half of the polypropylene wrap.

6. Stick  the wrong side of the remaining ‘pull out’ card to the top right half of the polypropylene wrap.

7. Put ultra strong adhesive tape on both bottom edges of the main card and making sure none of the mechanism is in the way, glue together.

8. Decorate the outside of the main card. The ‘pull out sections should pull out/push in simultaneously when either side is pushed/pulled on its own.


Stepper card
Because the aim of any class is to complete two totally different cards using the same products I thought this one would be a nice idea. HOWEVER, as ladies who have attended my classes know, I pack a lot into that two and a half hours. We don't always finish the second card but I like my students to go away thinking " I got my moneys worth today ". Having once been there myself, there's nothing worse than leaving a class feeling like you've not really learned anything new.
The positive side, is that if we don't complete the second card it's always on here a day or two later with instructions and I am always happy to stay later in class provided there are no afternoon classes scheduled. I don't get paid extra but this is what I love to do. It's my passion!

For the next class I will be doing a never-ending card and a really simple card. The never-ending card involves a lot of stamping and colouring so it's debateable whether we will be able to complete in the time allowed, but we'll give it a go.

Yve

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