Supplies used on my card are:
Pink cardstock - 11" x 5 1/2", scored at 3 3/4" and 7 1/4"
Dark pink cardstock (3 panels) - 3 1/4" x 4"
Patterned paper (3 panels) - 3 1/8" x 3 7/8"
White cardstock large enough to cut pieces
Scrap of pink and dark pink large enough to cut circle pieces
Various Copic markers for coloring die-cut pieces
Punches to cut border top and legs
CottageCutz dies - Baby Animal Mobile, Baby Girl Tag Topper, Pram, Stork w/Baby Mini
Then I cut the dark pink matting pieces and pattern paper . . .
To start my card, I cut the pink cardbase 11" x 5 1/2", scored at 3 3/4" and 7 1/4", and punched the border top and legs. You could use any border punch for the top; mine is an EK Success punch that has small moons and stars. There are many different punches you could use to cut the legs. I used the Modern Label punch from Stampin' Up.
. . . and adhered the dark pink pieces onto the three panels of the screen.
I cut out the various pieces from white cardstock, except for the tag topper, where I used scraps of light and dark pink.
I colored the various die cuts and constructed the pram, stork and baby, and tag topper. I decided that it would be easier to construct the mobile directly on the panel rather than pre-make it, although I did "build" the animals that had several pieces (the giraffe, zebra and lion -- as well as the sun).
. . . and adhered all three panels to the card.
I cut out the various pieces from white cardstock, except for the tag topper, where I used scraps of light and dark pink.
I then glued the pram to the first panel, built the mobile on the second panel, and glued the stork with the baby and the tag topper to the third panel . . .
. . . and adhered all three panels to the card.
CottageCutz dies used on this card are:
6 comments:
I like the way you used all the new dies. Your screen card is beautiful.
Gorgeous screen your coloring on all the dies is just lovely! Great card Lois!
Lois, your screen card is gorgeous with the new baby dies! You did a great job coloring all the pieces! Great card, Lois!
You always do such creative work with these fun fold cards - love your screen card and so will the recipient
Oh, how lovely!
So beautiful.Wonderful use of the dies.
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