OK, I had a card base cut for this version of the Tri-Shutter Card and needed a bridal shower card. So, here's what came of it.
Looking at this card fully laid open makes it look very busy. But, open this card as a tri-shutter card and it much more exciting.
The front of the card uses Prima flowers from a "Got Flowers" jar that I received a long time ago. Lots of fun colors in these jars. I chose the pink and white flowers and used gold brads in the centers. The wagon is attached with dimensionals to make it look as if the wagon is full of the hearts. These are also attached with dimensionals at the top edges to pull them forward as well.
Some of the flowers in the center are attached to the top portion of the card and then attached to each other to make the trail down the card.
An additional area for signing is added to the back of the card so as not to take away from the main card.
To view the tutorial on how to create this card style, go to The Craftiblog tutorial for this sized card.
7 comments:
i really love this card you made-seems a bit tricky...goood job
great job on your card! I want to try to make one of these kinds of cards. they look like so much fun!
Beautiful card! Love all your added details!
Karen, I love how you showed the card flat! That is a great way to show all the wonderful details you added!
Wow...this turned out great. I have yet to try this technique.
Another great card! I haven't tried this technique yet.
The bride-to-be was very impressed with the card and figured out pretty quickly that it was made just for her. It was a big hit.
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