Pop Out Panel Card - Still Scenes #2

Another version of the Feels Like Frost Pop out Panel Card... for which I will be back with a Tutorial sometime soon...

Again using the Still Scenes stamps, Snowglobe dies and Snowglobe Shaker Dome... which I am delighted to tell you will all be carrying over! Which means I get to play with them more...

And have I told you that Feels Like Frost will be coming back!! Officially sometime in September 2020... hooray!

Still Scenes & Feels Like Frost Gap Card

Yes it had to be done! Thank you Heidi for listening and creating "this other idea in my head"... fabulous...

Click here for more details on the card and the Gap Card fold tutorial...

Any my apologies for brevity (and no links etc) for this post and over the last few days... but I was away for a long weekend for a special event (more on that later)... and I just ran out of time as I had 5 posts to write up!

And of course I couldn't explain at the time as that would announce to the world that I was away for a few days!!

Feels Like Frost Acetate Tent Card #2

Oh it had to be done! 

Back to my original idea... with the piece of Feels Like Frost paper that I wish I could just buy a whole 48 sheet pack of...

Just changed up the Mossy Meadow to Pretty Peacock for the stamping of this version... yum! 

Though interestingly virtually everyone - who saw the card in the flesh - thought that the previous version had been stamped in gold ( rather than  Mossy Meadow)

Oh and an In the Woods die cut snow curve at the top instead of the Seasonal Layers scallop top

Simply perfect!

More details on the card recipe etc here...

Still Scenes and Feels Like Frost Pop Out Panel card

Original version of this card shared earlier... using the Still Scenes bundle which is so perfect if you love a snowglobe!

The card shared earlier being a variant for those few ladies in my classes that (actually!!!) don't like snowglobes...

And a few tips for  you...

This card is the perfect size for using the whole of a 6" wide piece of paper... but more on that another day...

Feels Like Frost paper panels to either side just sponged with Seaside Spray ink... but do remember to wipe off with a tissue when you finish... as you don't want ink everywhere!

I left the protective layer on the front sides and top of the snowglobe... as it is it is white so I reckon you can just get away with it! Slightly glossy of course but really not too bad... and much better than a mis-sized cover job!

And yes the card still folds flat(ish) to put in an envelope... standard C6 size...

Feels like Frost Shaker Card

Thought I had shared this card ages ago... but I have searched and searched and I can't find it on here after all!

So made back in September... exactly the same idea in my head...  but then the idea "solidified" by a lovely card made by the very talented  Linda Dalke whose post and video tutorial can be found by clicking here...

I just made mine on a 5 1/2" (14cm) Square card blank... and frame details slightly different... but I am sure that you get the picture!

And must remember to add rhinestones to the snowflakes before I send this out! As you can never have enough sparkle at Christmas time!

Feels Like Frost Acetate Tent Card for Fun & Fancy Fold Friday

Knew I had to create an Acetate Tent card the minute I saw the beautiful wintery scene papers in the Feels Like Frost paper pack...

Just don't know why it took me so long to get around to actually making it!!

And here is the original purple snowflake version Jill!!! Which I had to quickly remove as it appears that I just can't do with purple snowflakes... even though they co-ordinated beautifully....

And I did initially mean to use the other scenic piece of paper in the pack... but I had already used it!

Ooh... something else to share that I thought I had already!! Tomorrow then....

Lots of lovely Stampin Up ! products used in the making of this card... including Dashing Deer, Winter Woods and Greatest Part of Christmas stamps with Frosted Frames, Detailed Deer, Seasonal Layers and In The Woods dies... and Feels Like Frost papers (now out of stock in Europe!)

Feels Like Frost Team Training Swaps...

Three more beautiful swaps featuring the Feels Like Frost papers.... as I got carried away today ... and forgot to photo my own makes!!

Love the simplicity of this card.... showcases how quickly you could make your Christmas cards this year! Frosted Foliage greeting and Frosted Frames frame...

Gorgeous card by Cathie Marie... with the Winter Woods greeting...

And a stunning Delightful Tag punched treat holder by Suse Jepson... with the Itty Bitty Christmas greeting...

Thank you for your lovely swaps ladies...

Feels Like Frost Pop Up Panel Card

A quick share today... but loving these Pop Up Panel cards!

But before I start... today is the last day of the Online Extravaganza Sale...

Get many ink pads and cardstock with discount... click here for all the details... or just click here for all the goods in the Online Store... but order by 10.30pm tonight (UK time) to avoid disappointment!

Feels Like Frost papers meet Frosted Foliage with Frosted Frames...simple but stunning...

 Back with more details sometime soon...

And a signature panel on the back...

Note that Feels Like Frost papers are currently unorderable... more stocks expected w/c 2nd Dec... so sign up to get email notification when they are in... though I happen have a spare pack for one lucky customer!! 

Christmas Conservatory Card for Fancy Fold Friday

Remember this creation...

Well I thought it high time to dress my little Conservatory (or Greenhouse) for Christmas...

And we have the perfect papers, Feels Like Frost to do so... so peaceful and christmassy... just perfect!

With the gorgeous topiary care of Beauty & Joy to finish off...

Greeting(s) care of Itty Bitty Christmas... the stamp set that just keeps giving! See bottom right greeting and snip as required! Including the AND A on the door...

Click here for the Card Tutorial... and I used 2 pieces of the same paper to fill in my little scene.... though not much was needed from the second piece...

 Windows and door from (the very sadly) retired Hearth & Home...

Simple Feels Like Frost Shaker Cards for Sunday...

Gosh... I have finished my Autumn Winter catalogue Sunday Suite series... So whilst I think about what to post on Sundays instead... here are a couple of  simple (but stunning and special) Feels Like Frost shaker cards for you...

Created by Barbara again... as she is definitely on a roll.. Just beautiful!

And a design that will be CASEd by yours truly if I have any of those beautiful pieces of paper left after I run all my christmas classes this year!!  Though I have to admit that I have a lot of ideas with those 2 paper patterns!! Well you know me... I DO SO like a wintery scene!

Again thank you so much for sharing Barbara...

SU! Products used

Papers - Feels Like Frost

Stamps & Dies - Frosted Foliage

Something Special for Saturday - Feels like Frost Gap & Scrap cards

So I shared my Feels Like Frost Gap & Scrap cards with the tutorial here a few weeks ago...

You know the one ... the card I like to call Gap card (for simplicity and cos it rhymes with Scrap!) but it also gets called Peekaboo Card, Split Panel card, Floating card, Floating Die Cut Frame card, Floating Frame card... and another new name I saw in the last week that I now can't remember...

And my lovely demonstrator friend and team-mate Barbara got busy and made a few of her own... and is still making more as I type!

But I had to quickly pop on and share these... aren't they just stunning ... and so arm... in the reds!  Really special... And I would never have thought of that... Love it when our creative CASE-ing circle brings such beautiful results....

Thank you so much for sharing with me (us) Barbara... And I can't wait to see your other colour combinations!!

Want to make some of your own... as you kinda get to make 2 cards at a time... then just click here to find out how...

SU! Products used

Papers - Feels Like Frost

Stamps & Dies - Frosted Foliage

Tuesday Tutorial - Feels Like Frost Gap & Scrap cards

Another Feels Like Frost & Frosted Foliage card for you... check out the shiny foiled side of these papers!

But be warned... as I am loving this card! It is just a perfect format with these beautiful Frosted Frames die cuts...

And as promised... one tutorial... but for 2 cards...

So I am calling this a "Gap card"... as

(1) I just think that just sums it up...

And (2) Gap just happens to rhyme with Scrap...

Which is what I called this co-ordinating card I shared yesterday... as that is just created with the paper scrap left from my Gap card...

Though I know there are other names for this card fold out there... such as Split Panel card ... Floating Card (though the more recent  Floating Die Cut Frame card or abbreviated Floating Frame card or Floating card or has kind of taken over for that name)... as well as Gap card... 

And so onto the Tutorial for you... photos from a remake going on behind the scenes for my non Christmas classes this week! Hence the change in colours and papers... and the front panel! Sorry for any confusion that causes!!! But I thought best to share with photos than without...

Craft Spa Recipe 

Gap Card - Seaside Spray 10.5 x 24.8cm

Scrap Card - Thick Whisper White A4L x 10.5cm (scored LANDSCAPE at 14.8cm)

Papers 10 x 4.5cm (x2) and Scrap

Seaside Spray 6.6 x 7.4cm (x2)

(D) (Fancy Frame)Whisper White 10.4 x 14.8cm 

(S, D) (Stitched Frame)Thick Whisper White 7 x 8cm (x2)

(D) (Snowflakes) 3.5 X 6CM Clear Glimmer, Seaside Spray, Silver Foil

(D) (Leaves) Silver Foil  

where (D) is for die cutting and (S) is for stamping 

Craft Spa Tutorial

1.       Large panel LANDSCAPE

2.       Cut at 5cm

3.       Move along and Score at 5cm

4.       Bone Fold

5.       Adhere papers

6.       Put temporary glue on back of small panel

7.       Line up at bottom of main card & temporarily adhere TIP – use grid paper to aid your eye in getting things all straight

8.       Thinking about where you need your glue, apply glue to top and bottom of fancy die cut frame ( or matted stitched rectangle as in this example!)

TIP – I tend to just use a finger or thumb to eyeball where I don’t want my glue to go…but you can mark the back of the card as shown here…

9.       Adhere the frame

10.   Decorate as required
TIP – I used a ½” Circle Punch (now retired) to trim the 4 corners of my Seaside Spray mat to match the corners of the die cut greeting frame)

11. Rub off the temporary glue (I just used my finger... but the retired Adhesive Remover works a treat too!

12.  Adhere the left over piece of paper to the front of a standard A6 card blank… and decorate as required… 

And here are the 2 cards together... 

And apologies to my American subscribers... I will be back with measurements for an A2 version sometime soon... I had an unexpected but lovely visitor today... so the time just went...