6x6 THROUGH THE GARDEN GATES BLUE TIT MULTI USE GET WELL BIRTHDAY ETC 6x6 UNISEX 14
6X6 THROUGH THE GARDEN GATES COLLECTION, GATE DOORS THAT CAN BE STUCK IN BETWEEN THE TOPPER AND THE BASE CARD FRAME ALONG THE EDGE TO MAKE THEM OPEN LIKE A GATE FOLD SO YOU CAN THEN PEEP INSIDE.THE GARDEN, CAN BE FOR MALE OR FEMALE
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A very cute way to present a card with such universal appeal.
I printed the sheet, provided twice, each onto 200gsm white card. I backed the inside of the gates using red power tape, with the gates from the second sheet. Using a pale brown fine marker, I edged the sides. I cut out the blue bird and the dish from this same second copy, and used padded tape to attach this to the other complete copy.
I attached the gates to the back of the full copy, with the fold section supplied, and, I used an extra length of the picture frame from the second copy to attach to the bottom of the frame before attaching the sentiment with padded tape.
I used padded dots and tape to add the small elements provided
I punched a small hole in the picket provided with the sentiment and tied a narrow ribbon and bow, and used power tape to attach this to the left front gate.
I made a backing sheet in a textured finished brown card 11.5 x 11.5cm, and then made an easel style opening, card, in an ivory textured card, 13 x 13 cm. This I trimmed with gold peel-off strips. I used the 2 copies of the bow element supplied to give the finish a more dimensional look.
Thank you Tracey, this is indeed a most useful card to have purchased. So easy to make and the finish is delightful.
I have now added the insert description and photograph as well. I do like to make the maximum use of any purchase I choose, and this design was ideal for this purpose.
I printed off a slightly smaller version of the sheet onto good quality copy paper, and cut out the elements.
I used and ivory gentle berries on branches background, 25cm x 12.5cm, and used double sided tape to attach it either side of the centre fold. Before attaching the elements, I used a pencil to draw the lines, 1cm apart, and 8.5cm wide, then attached the gates, and a strip of red sparkle sprinkled print, to cover each of the white fold back strips of the gate. I also attached the bow. For the top part of the page, I used the complete smaller version of the main art work.
Pamela Horton
A very cute way to present a card with such universal appeal.
I printed the sheet, provided twice, each onto 200gsm white card. I backed the inside of the gates using red power tape, with the gates from the second sheet. Using a pale brown fine marker, I edged the sides. I cut out the blue bird and the dish from this same second copy, and used padded tape to attach this to the other complete copy.
I attached the gates to the back of the full copy, with the fold section supplied, and, I used an extra length of the picture frame from the second copy to attach to the bottom of the frame before attaching the sentiment with padded tape.
I used padded dots and tape to add the small elements provided
I punched a small hole in the picket provided with the sentiment and tied a narrow ribbon and bow, and used power tape to attach this to the left front gate.
I made a backing sheet in a textured finished brown card 11.5 x 11.5cm, and then made an easel style opening, card, in an ivory textured card, 13 x 13 cm. This I trimmed with gold peel-off strips. I used the 2 copies of the bow element supplied to give the finish a more dimensional look.
Thank you Tracey, this is indeed a most useful card to have purchased. So easy to make and the finish is delightful.
I have now added the insert description and photograph as well. I do like to make the maximum use of any purchase I choose, and this design was ideal for this purpose.
I printed off a slightly smaller version of the sheet onto good quality copy paper, and cut out the elements.
I used and ivory gentle berries on branches background, 25cm x 12.5cm, and used double sided tape to attach it either side of the centre fold. Before attaching the elements, I used a pencil to draw the lines, 1cm apart, and 8.5cm wide, then attached the gates, and a strip of red sparkle sprinkled print, to cover each of the white fold back strips of the gate. I also attached the bow. For the top part of the page, I used the complete smaller version of the main art work.
Pamela Horton
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