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Tuesday, November 30, 2021

An Easel card, Plus

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This is a card I made for my local swap group for November.  The challenge was to make an interactive card that had an element that moved, popped or generally was not just 'flat'.

This is how my card would have looked when the recipient took it out of the envelope


Once it was opened and set for viewing, it would have looked like this


I used a plain green card base, with papers from a Recollections Pad named Rainbow Inks.
The flowers were made from white card, coloured with Cosmic Shimmer Summer Sky Opal Polish, and then sprayed with blue mica sprays - the leaves were from the base card with green mica spray added before die cutting.  
All the dies were older S/B dies, including the base of the focal panel


The wee panels on the side  after being assembled were were adhered using foam tape.
The flower centers are coloured brads that I have had for a v-e-r-y long time...


Here the sprays show on the die cuts


This is how the card looks in profile once 'stood up', and you can just see the mechanism used to pop the focal panel.

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22 comments:

  1. Such a creative and interactive card, which looks amazing Maxine. The mica sprays are so pretty and your card is absolutely beautiful. A real stunner x.

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  2. What a great shape you used! And the flowers are beautiful on that BG-paper! Hugs, Gerrina

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  3. Very pretty card. Thank you for taking the time in joining us over at Gem of a Craft Challenge. We hope to see you again soon. DT Alison x

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  4. Hello Maxine

    Wow what a fabulous card You Made here it’s very pretty.
    Hope You are well
    I’m still tired and cough and feeling dizy after I tested positive Corona 2 november
    Hope it goed by very quick So I can go to work soon.
    And beiing my young self again lol
    Hugs and Creativity
    Cinderella
    Xx

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  5. Green and blue make a perfect colour palette Maxine and you have used such soft shades here, it's lovely.

    B x

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  6. Maxine, this is such a fun fold on your beautiful card!

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  7. I love a great card shape - and this is one of them! Lovely.

    I've got a mug of hot chocolate with your name on it in the Playground Treehouse once you’ve finished playing on the swings!

    Hugs, Sarn xxx

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  8. Lovely details and fun card fold, Maxine!

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  9. What a beautiful and interesting easel card Maxine 🥰 love it!

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  10. A beautiful card Maxine, lovely flowers and pretty colours - a super design.
    Pauline - Crafting with Cotnob
    x

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  11. this is one amazingly stunning interactive card Maxine. You've made a fabulous card.

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  12. Oh WOW Maxine! This is a beautiful fold and your colorway is equally beautiful! It makes me want to make one right away! xx, Autumn

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  13. So pretty and clever! Thanks for sharing it with us at Polkadoodles.

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  14. Beautiful and stunning card, great design....love this...Have a lovely weekend xxx

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  15. Such a fabulous design and love the shimmering flowers
    Cheers, Dr Sonia

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  16. This is mine! THe colours are so delicious IRL and are in my favourite colour range. Thanks Maxine. CarolG

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  17. Fab design on your card.
    Thank you so much for entering our challenge at Crafter's Castle this month....good luck :)
    Keep crafting!
    Lj xx
    DT
    Crafter's Castle
    crafterscastle.blogspot.com

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  18. Beautiful Card!! Thanks for playing along with us at Lil Patch of Crafty Friends!! Candace DT

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  19. Very clever - as well as pretty too!

    Hugs

    Di xx

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  20. Wow, you have excelled with this. What a simply gorgeous card it is. I love the colour palette you have chosen for it and the die for the centre square works so well.
    Blessings Neet xx

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