Showing posts with label interactive card. Show all posts
Showing posts with label interactive card. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 9, 2018

MIM #309 with Melissa


Hello! Enjoying some create time today. We've had 2 days of much needed rain here in 
the Central Valley, and it's a perfect excuse to stay home and make cards.

Melissa Phillips is up this week at PTI, and has a wonderful tutorial for us, 
Heat Embossed Stencil Backgrounds.
You can see her video and gorgeous creations using this technique on PTI's blog.

I made 2 cards, the first, have to admit, wasn't a favorite, so came up with one I 
liked better. Sometimes, if you have the time, it's better to keep going until it pleases.

So here's the first.

I created my own stencil using Coverplate: Gemstone Die & vellum, and embossed it with silver
on an Amethyst Allure cardstock.


Beautiful Butterflies & Beautiful Butterflies Additions, with a hint of Wink of Stella.
Sentiment: New Every Morning.
The antenna are wires I shaped and curled at the ends.

But, like I said, wanted to try this technique again, so brought out the Market Street kit,
and did my bg with one of PTI's stencils: Wood Block Prints


Heat embossed in Zing's Rose, with a little inking (Spring Rain & Blueberry Sky.)
Like this better, maybe because the message can be extended.




I love interactive cards right now. Sliders, and hidden messages and pop up boxes. All such fun
for the recipient! Not to mention fun for me who makes them!

Happy crafting everyone!

And want to thank all who sent prayers my way on behalf of my mom.
Quick note on her condition, my sister and I were advised to bring in hospice care at this time, and they've been wonderful! So thankful for their caring kindness!
She continues to hang in there, with so many issues. 
One of the reasons I love you all is our sharing and caring, and especially prayers!
Just wanted to say, 'thanks'.





Tuesday, August 1, 2017

Eat the Rainbow


It's 105 in the Central Valley today, and not much to do other 
than remain indoors and craft.

PapertreyInk always has the best tutorials and challenges,
and this week with Lizzie is at the top of the 'fun' column!


Color Slider cards are a way to give the recipient a happy and colorful surprise.
Lizzie shows us step by step just how to create this fun interactive card.



As the tab is pulled, the image is transformed to color!



Think I'll play some more with this technique. There are so many stamp sets that would work.
Check out more ideas on Nichole's blog, here:


PTI: Colorful Treats stamp set
Love You to Pieces: Additions (Pull here heart)
Dies: Half & Half, Double ended Banners
Noted: A2 rectangle die (cut 1/4" larger on each end to accommodate cone)
Copics
Stay cool my friends!