This is a variation of a card that I saw. The original card was actually an accordion fold using a long piece of DSP! Neat effect, but not practical for a class, when I can only get 2 cards out of a sheet of DSP, or 4 cards from a package! (Ok, for you though!) So, I modified the fold and created it to go on a trimmed base. Same look, less DSP!! I really do love the layout of this card! I was wanting to create a card using the "acorns" from the Amber Autumn Bundle! This one is just perfect! We did this in my Senior Center class this week...and they loved it!
Measurements:
- Mossy Meadow: 1/2 sheet
- Autumn Toile DSP (N) (MC): 2 pcs @ 4" x 5 1/4", 1/2" x 4 1/4" (inside) - (Espresso Trees)
- Very Vanilla: 3 1/2" square (circle), 3" x 4 1/4" (inside), scrap (image)
- Crumb Cake: 1" x 3"
To Make this Card:
- Fold Mossy Meadow card base in half and remove 1" from the front. You can toss this piece.
- Take one of the DSP pieces and score at 1". Fold back and secure. Adhere to the front flap of folded Mossy Meadow card.
- Attach the other piece of DSP to the inside.
- Next, add the Vanilla rectangle to the inside. Yes, about 1/2" will show from the front! I like this contrast!
- Stamp acorn image in Early Espresso ink onto scrap of Vanilla. Color with Blends, and die cut with corresponding die.
- Next, die cut circle from Spotlight on Nature dies.
- Add "acorns" to circle, just so all edges touch the outside cut edges of the circle.
- Adhere to front of card as shown. I placed it so some of the cut parts of the circle show through the back Espresso color.
- Stamp sentiment in Early Espresso ink onto Crumb Cake label. Cut the ends at an angle, if desired. Adhere to circle with Dimensionals.
- Finish inside with strip of DSP.
- Finish outside with Early Espresso linen thread and scattered Streaked Dots.
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