To make the card I followed the tutorial on Pam Sparks blog. I can’t take credit for finding the tutorial Bob at Happy Cardmaker posted the link and was my inspiration to give this a try.
My finished card is a 6” X 6” Square card. I started with a piece of card stock cut 6” X 12” and scored it at 6”, then scored one side from corner to corner diagonally. I used some dark green card stock I had in my stash for the card base. The patterned paper on the card is from a K & Co paper stack. I used my Cricut Imagine and the Audrey cartridge for frog. The frog cut was cut at 2.7” and is from the Once Upon a Princess cricut cartridge. The shamrocks on the inside of the card are cut at 2” and are from the Celebrate With Flourish Cricut Lite cartridge and I again flooded the layers with colors and patterns from the Audrey Cricut Imagine cartridge. I ran the frog's stomach through my Cuttlebug and embossed it with the Tiny Bubbles embossing folder. I printed the Feeling Green sentiment out on my computer.
This is fabulous, I love easel cards and this is great!!
ReplyDeleteCindy
Now I just love easel cards but this is a great twist on them!! :) Love it! Great job on the challenge and thanks for sharing! :)
ReplyDeleteLove the card, never seen it done this way.
ReplyDeleteHi Deanna;
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job on the twisted easel card. Making the card with the I was a great idea. Now I will have to do the update on my Imagine. Thanks for sharing.
Have a GREAT DAY!!!
Bob L.
www.happycardmaker.blogspot.com
I'm so glad you played along. I've never heard of this twisted easel card. Thanks for sharing! :) Janis
ReplyDeleteFabulous card, I've never heard of a twisted easel card! Love it! TFS!!
ReplyDeleteCute cute card Deanna! It was very clever to run the little guy through the Cuttlebug. I love the texture it added to him!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing,
Judy Garrelts
Oh gosh! This is just great!! I'll be checking out the tutorial for sure!!! :)
ReplyDeletesuch a cute froggie Deanna! So glad to hear you found my tutorial and it worked for you! yay! I'll probably be the last person to get the Imagine, for now I love my rubber stamps and use the Cricut now and then... so fun to see what you all are doing with the "I" though! So creative!
ReplyDeletePam Going Postal
Super card Deanna and thanks for the tutorial - That frog is cute as punch!
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