Now that the holiday season is over, I can get back to creating and playing with paper! I was given a challenge to create a card called an easel card. I had never created one before because I was under the impression that they were difficult to create. Well I was WRONG, LOL! They are absolutely the easiest thing to make!
Here is what mine looks like:
Easel cards come in different sizes. But I will give you the info on how I made mine. Take a piece of card stock that measures 4 x 11. Score it 5 1/2 inches & 8 inches. You will also need two base pieces of card stock measuring about 4 x 5 1/2 inches. Fold the longer piece down and into itself again. When folded, the fold will create a triangle. Adhere one of the smaller pieces to the folded card stock and the other to the bottom of the folded card stock. Use one piece (or more, LOL) of embellishment to keep the card in place...and that will make your easel card! The cut comes from the Winger Frolic cartridge and the bling and sentiments are from CTMH (Holiday Wishes Stamp Set). The green paper is from Recollections.
If you want more detailed instructions, shoot me an email and I'll send them to you! Enjoy!!!!! ♥
Super cute easel card! I enjoy making these cards. Welcome to Erica's Design Team :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute winter card!!
ReplyDeleteWelcome to Erica's design team!
Your DT sister
Tracy
These easel cards are addicting, lol. I'm looking forward to seeing more of your work as a member of Erica's DT!
ReplyDeleteYour fellow DT Sister, Mary
http://Mary-fortheloveofart.blogspot.com
Hi tiffany, congrats on the DT assignment, I need to get you added to the facebook groups, can you please contact me @ lizabratt@comcast.net
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Liz
Hi Tiffany!! I am a new Design Team Member for Erica and wanted to stop by and say Hello!! I love Zelda and Tetris - and Pong and Pac-man - I love REALLY OLD SCHOOL!! lol We got an atari 800 in working condition!!
ReplyDeleteAlso just picked up tickets to the new Cirque De Soleil Tour Michael Jackson!! :) Should be fun!!
I look forward to working with you!
Jess @ www.homespunelegance.blogspot.com