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We have someone taking over my blog today! It's my hubby Bruno - he has an adorable card that I just had to get him to highlight for us. Over to you Bruno.
I was on YouTube and a number of projects that came up on my feed about flip cards (sometimes they are called wiper cards). I wanted to make a version and I had an idea in my head to use the Menagerie Mixup bundle. Here is the project;
Isn't it fun!!!!! I have been wanting to use this bundle since it was released. I haven't seen many samples using this. This is a moving card! When you pull the tab, it opens. Here are two photos showing it closed and open.
Closed
Open
Here are some notes about the project;
- I started with a Pretty Peacock card base. There is an intermediate layer which is Whisper White.
- The designer series paper is from the Whale of a Time collection. I love the colours of this particular sheet.
- The pull tabs and the hinges are using Thick Whisper White. As these are movable, the Thick Whisper White needs to be firm.
- The panels on the front are using the Stitched So Sweetly dies. I cut out four pieces using Whisper White and mounted two on the front of the hinge and two on the rear of the hinge (when in the 'open' position).
- The koala is made using the Menagerie Mix-Up Bundle. These were SOOOOO much fun to make! I used Grey Granite and Blushing Bride card stock. The ground on the front and inside is also cut out using the stitched so sweetly die and torn using Terracotta Tile. I adhered the koalas using dimensionals.
- The sentiment on the front is using the Ridiculously Awesome stamp set. I stamped using Versamark and heat embossed using white embossing powder. I then cut out using a smaller Stitched so Sweetly die and adhered using dimensionals.
- The sentiment on the inside is using the Todays Tiles stamp set.
Im not going to lie - this was a bit of a complicated card to design. But once I understood the concept, it was alot easier. Would you like to see a video of how it was made? Leave a comment below and let me know if it's something you would be interested in seeing. We really appreciate you stopping by to have a look at this project. If you want to add these products to your collection so you can make a project like this, click on the shopping links below.
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My grandkids would love a card made like this! Halloween might be a fun one for a first try! Please do share a video along with all the specifics about the card! Absolutely adorable!!
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Oh yeah!! Oh yeah!!! We would LOVE a video with all the details. By the way, I think I will have to move to Australia!!!!
ReplyDeleteMarina, best country in the world! 🥰😋🌺💖🌏🇦🇺🐨🦘🦈🕷🌴🦋
DeleteI would love to see a video for sure. It’s my grandson birthday november second and I would like to make him a card like this. Thanks Bruno, you did it again...
ReplyDeleteSuper cute! Love this fun fold
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ReplyDeleteI would love to see a video on how you made this adorable card!!
ReplyDeleteYes I would live to know how to make it please make a tutorial
ReplyDeleteOh Kylie, this is simply adorable. The first thought I had when I saw it in action was, where’s the video?
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I appreciate the work that goes into making a video, but I love to see you and Bruno creating together. Aussies cutest couple!
I would love to see a video of this awesome technique. Love this card!
ReplyDeleteI would love a video to see how this card was made.
ReplyDeleteWould love a video! It’s a great fun card!
ReplyDeleteOMGosh Bruno! Your Flip Card using Menagerie Mixup with Ridiculously Awesome! Stamp set....totally awesome and so fun looking! What a cute card and yes, I can imagine it would have been a little complicated to design, but as it says on the card, "you got this" 😃 I also agree with some of the comments in that I think the design would be great for a Halloween card. So is there a video out on how to make it yet, and if not, please would you make one? Cheers, Heidi 😊💙🎨🖼
ReplyDeleteLove this idea. Please do a video1
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ReplyDeleteI would love a video demonstration of this card!
ReplyDeleteYes please yes please thanks pretty please thanks
ReplyDeleteI just love you and Kylie!!! I'm so grateful for the joy you both bring to my life. Who Knew a couple living half way around the world, whom I have never meet in person, would feel like dear friends. Thank you for all you do! Please add me to the list of those who would love to see how to create your darling flip card.
ReplyDeleteYes please. My grandson was sitting with me when Kylie held up the card in her video. He immediately asked if we could make it here in America.
ReplyDeleteAmazing card, please do a video demonstration!
ReplyDeleteDo you have a video? Would love to give this a try. Thank you
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ReplyDeleteI'd love to see a video on this! It would be awesome if you would include standard and metric measurements! I live in the USA and find conversion charts challenging!
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