Hi, Stampers!
A new Alphabet Challenge is starting today – “Y is for Yummy.” Since I don’t have much in the way of food in my stash (and most of my stash is packed away at the moment), Sweet Citrus came to my rescue with this easel card. Then, I paired it with the lovely Tea Boutique designer paper, which I consider “yummy” – do you?
Once you finish here, I hope you visit our Alphabet Design Team gallery for some great inspiration and play along!
My secrets!
- Firstly, I created the card base as follows:
- Card base: 8-1/2″ x 5-1/2″ and scored at 2-1/8″ and 4-1/4″ to make an A2 card.
- Easel Panel: 4-1/4″ x 5-1/2″ cardstock, then it’s glued to the lower half of the card base.
- Front Panel: DSP cut to 5″ x 3-3/4″ then layered onto cardstock/DSP at 5-1/8″ x 3-7/8″
- Inside Panel: Cardstock cut to 5″ x 3-3/4″ then layered onto white cardstock/DSP at 5-1/8″ x 3-7/8″
And now, the fun part!
- After that, I had so much fun making my limes. Firstly, I embossed and cut them out all in one pass through my cutting machine – easy! Then, I sponged them so that the texture came out.
- Once that was done, I stamped the front panel sentiment and cut it out with the Deckled Rectangle die and layered it onto Parakeet Party cardstock.
- I arranged the limes and glued/popped them onto the panel, then I popped the entire panel onto the card front with dimensionals.
Then, on the inside…
- Firstly, I cut papers for the panel, which was then glued to the card base.
- After that, I stamped the sentiment onto a 1/2″ strip of white cardstock (scraps make it easy). Then, I punched the ends with the new Happy Labels Punch. Once that was done, I layered it onto Parakeet Party cardstock, cut at 5/8″ and cropped the ends with the punch, as well.
- Finally, I added the lime and leaves, then popped the sentiment up with dimensionals, which will hold the easel into place.
I’m sharing my card with these challenges:
- 613 Avenue Create
- A Place To Start
- Crafty Catz
- NBUS (stamp set is a first-timer!)
- A Perfect Time to Craft
- Try It On Tuesday (March: Green)
- Tic Tac Toe Challenge (Fun Fold, Green, Patterned Paper)
- Double D Challenge (Green)
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Lovely card. I’m sure the recipient will enjoy the fun-fold design. I know you are excited to see your craft room come together. Enjoy your day!
Ooooooooo your new craft room! So exciting!
And I love those bright limes! So cheerful on this dreary day!
What a brilliant space for your craft room, I love limes and like juice,they make such a refreshing drink. Hope all is well with you,my surgery has been delayed again and I’ve been told I need to travel to the South of Scotland if I want to have it within the next 6 months
Beautiful card Debbie! LOVE those limey lemons!!! So adorable! Thanks for sharing with us at Try it on Tuesday! ((HUGS)) Helen
Love the card!
Pretty and colorful. Your craft area looks sweet! Can’t wait to see the finished project…bet it will be beautiful and well organized!!
Great minds think alike Debbie, although I’ve turned my fruit into yummy oranges! Love the vibrant colours on this x
Very pretty card Debbie, makes me want for Spring/Summer! Looks like you are going to have an awesome craft space to work in too!
Thank you for joining our challenge at Double D!
Diane DD Co-Owner
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Lovely limes! Great texture – they do look yummy! Thanks for sharing with us at 613 The Avenue Create! Hope to see you playing on our street again soon!
Hugs, Kate (Cards a la Kate)!
Wonderful card. Great colors and image. So glad you shared over at Crafty Catz.
Those limes are so fabulous!!! And I love your easel card design!!! I’ve never tried making one of those before but you’ve inspired me to give it a go. Thank you!
A great card – thanks for sharing it with us at A Place to Start.
Helen x
DT