Motorbike Circle Pyramid
Motorbike Circle Pyramid
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![](http://www.pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://www.craftsuprint.com/card-making/pyramids/male-transport/motorbike-circle-pyramid.cfm&media=https://s3.amazonaws.com/finished-cards/gwyneth-george/photo461538.jpg&description=Motorbike Circle Pyramid%20on%20Craftsuprint%20created%20by%20GWYNETH GEORGE%20-%20I printed the sheet out onto Crafty Bob glossy paper and cut out the pieces. I took a pre-cut base card with a decorative edge and scored it along the mid-line of the front to make an easel card. I used my embossing machine to emboss bricks onto a brown cardstock - to go with the wall background of the image, and to emboss a "boiler plate" pattern in silver mirror card to pick up on the chrome details to the front of the bike. These pieces were attached to the card and trimmed to match the card shape, putting the embossed silver mirror card inside and on the bottom front, and the brick embossed on the top of the outside (as can be seen in the inset image). I made a greetings panel from some of the cut off cardstock and used "Penblwydd Hapus" peel-offs (Welsh for "Happy Birthday") on this panel before sticking it, using 3mm deep foam squares, to the inside of the card. I put the base layer of the bike onto black cardstock and cut around this to leave a border, roughing the edge with the edge of my scisors before sticking it to the card front. I then used 1mm deep, double sided, foam tape to build up a small number of the layers of the pyramid (I didn't want the pyramid to become soo deepp that it would be difficult to get in an envelope.){kind=link}
I printed the sheet out onto Crafty Bob glossy paper and cut out the pieces. I took a pre-cut base card with a decorative edge and scored it along the mid-line of the front to make an easel card.
I used my embossing machine to emboss bricks onto a brown cardstock - to go with the wall background of the image, and to emboss a "boiler plate" pattern in silver mirror card to pick up on the chrome details to the front of the bike.
These pieces were attached to the card and trimmed to match the card shape, putting the embossed silver mirror card inside and on the bottom front, and the brick embossed on the top of the outside (as can be seen in the inset image).
I made a greetings panel from some of the cut off cardstock and used "Penblwydd Hapus" peel-offs (Welsh for "Happy Birthday") on this panel before sticking it, using 3mm deep foam squares, to the inside of the card.
I put the base layer of the bike onto black cardstock and cut around this to leave a border, roughing the edge with the edge of my scisors before sticking it to the card front.
I then used 1mm deep, double sided, foam tape to build up a small number of the layers of the pyramid (I didn't want the pyramid to become soo deepp that it would be difficult to get in an envelope.
