Giant Easel Tableau 3D Card Kit - 21 Today
These cards go together just like an easel card but have the added interest of a selection of elements which stand at the front of the base, giving added depth and 3D. Each kit comes with a selection of greetings and full instructions. Easy to make but with a real wow!! Full instructions are included. For others in the series just click on my name and enter tableau in the search box. There is also a matching presentation box available and full instructions are provided in every kit.
A great card for any one on their 21st birthday, this card features everything needed for a perfect celebration! There is birthday cake and cocktails all in shades of blue with a jewel-decorated key to the door. Great for women but could be used for men as well.
A male 21 kit is also available - cup211719_203
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Printed onto white card stock and printed deco sheet onto matte coated paper. I cut, scored, folded and glued as per instructions. I siliconed the layers. A very bright and pretty card and great for both male and female.
I printed this kit onto 200gsm photo paper and cut out all the pieces. I scored and folded as required and assembled the card according to the instructions, adding all the decoupage and sentiments using foam pads.
I attached the back image using a wet glue.
This is a great card to make, easy enough if you follow the instructions but not a quick project. The person who receives this card is going to feel very special indeed.
Before printing I typed the name onto the cocktail glass to personalise it. I printed the base and main card pieces onto 200gsm card. The decoupage pieces I Printed onto 160gsm card. I cut out all the pieces.
I folded where indicated and made slits on the base using a craft knife. I folded the easel part over and added the larger piece to it using double sided tape. I chose the daughter sentiment for the heart and I built up the decoupage on all the pieces using 3D foam pads.
After putting the tabs of the two front images through the slits I turned over and made them secure using sellotape.
I then glued the extra base piece to the underside to give it some strength and to cover the tabs that I had sellotaped down.
I finished off by adding gems. This is worth the work as it is beautiful when finished.