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Free, printable interactive multiplication cards for teaching times tables for 2's through 9's. Flaps and wipe-off features make learning more fun.
Frances has a great challenge for the CCEE Stampers this week! She says, "Anyone who knows me knows how much I love cards that pop, slide ...
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This October, 3 colleagues working in the same Team with me are celebrating their birthday so I decided to make birthday cards for them. For the 2 male celebrants, I used BB Space Explorer from My Favorite Things. I have always wanted to try making a galaxy background so I thought this stamp set would…
Hello! Jen Kotas is here today with three cards featuring the Dancin’ Christmas Friends Collection. Interactive cards are so fun to make and dancing characters make it so easy! One of my cards features embossing with a press plate. To do this, follow the instructions for embossing an etched die found on the Platform Base of the Universal Plate System. Die cut the Dancin’ Moose Klondike, Dancin’ Gnome Alfie, and Dancin’ Douglas Etched Dies from various colors of cardstock and specialty papers. Assemble the die cuts using liquid glue but don’t adhere the legs to the body. Dry emboss a background for each character. I used Holiday Lights 3D Embossing Folder, All Wrapped Up 3D Embossing Folder, and Candy Cane Stripes Press Plate. Splatter the embossed panels with red metallic ink. Create sentiments from the Mistletoe Greetings Press Plate and Die Set using Strawberry and Black BetterPress Inks. Cut out with coordinating dies. Cut out another banner from red glitter cardstock to adhere offset behind one sentiment. Adhere die cuts to panels with foam tape. Be sure to keep adhesive away from legs and only in the loop. To make the Dancin’ Gnome Alfie fit an A2 card since he’s almost 6” tall I tipped his body to the side. Not only does it make him more whimsical, it also frees up space for a sentiment. Adhere sentiments to panels. I chose to leave Dancin’ Moose Klondike without a sentiment for now. I need something just the right size to fit this mini slimline card. Adhere to an A2 card base. Other Supplies Hero Hues Premium Cardstock, foam adhesive, Barn Door Distress Spritz You can see more card making tutorials, including dancin’ cards, on my blog, Who Stole My Glitter or visit my Instagram page for more inspiration. Thanks for visiting!
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Learn two easy techniques for creating interactive cards that swing with Essentials by Ellen Good Times stamps & dies! Hi, it’s Therese and today I share 2 ways to create a Swinging Scooter card. I thought it would be interesting to make the swinging element a little different in each design. Interactive cards are so…
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Lawn Fawn Challenge 79 – Interactive Cards | Lawn Fawnatics
Do you need specialty dies to create interactive cards?? The answer is NO! You can use what you have and today I will show you BOTH versions and I have a BONUS for you!
Welcome to my MFT friends coming by for a visit – hope you brought a cup of tea or cocoa so we can sit down and have a visit! I’ll be snuggled on the sofa with my girl Vienna…she’s my rescue pup from Petfinder who brings me both chaos and joy! She loves her little […]
Did you know it’s take dog to work day?? Wishing I had one right now…my studio misses having a pooch around! I’ve been wanting to play with these “stackers” from Art Impressions – there are five in the collection (see links at the bottom of this post, and you’ll see them in photos too.) They […]
