After seeing Jennifer McGuire's display frame cards, I knew I'd try one.
My starting point was that I knew I wanted a window looking out onto a garden as the the display frame on the inside.
My workspace was such a mess that my daughter challenged me to clean up a huge pile of papers/partly finished cards/bits and pieces left over - I had 2 days to to it. It was while I was sorting through it that I found 2 pots with some flowers (left over from this card made in October last year). Thought they would look lovely on the windowsill.
I took this photo with the photo lying flat in order to get the light to shine through the window to the world outside.
Here's a side shot so you can the see the dimension. I stuck some of the leaves to the back panel. I glued 2 narrow vertical panels on each edge midway from the window to the back panel. Then I glued a strip of clear plastic across from one panel to the other. This helped give some stability to the branches so they could hold the birds.
Then when it was all finished, I made the front to match
Here it is in action ...
My entry to ...
... The Card Concept : Garden Treasures
... Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge : Use Dies or Punches
... Die Cut Divas : Tic Tac Toe I went with the diagonal of flowers, friendship, uneven edge. My uneven edge is on the inside with the windowsill and depth.
What an amazing card!!! Thanks for joining in our tic-tac-toe challenge at Die Cut Divas.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Card. Love the windows.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card and so great that you got to use already created images from your stash! I'll have to watch Jennifer's You Tube. Thank you so much for joining us at The Card Concept!
ReplyDeleteWow, this is amazing! I love the interaction of this card and the sweet images you used! Perfect way to use that window die! Thanks for sharing this with us at The Card Concept this week!
ReplyDeleteWOW! What an amazing creation. I love that it looks like a "regular" card and then surprise, all the dimension, detail and loveliness! Thanks for joining us at Die Cut Divas.
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WOW, I love the card, so many layers to work with. A beauty. So glad you joined us at Die Cut Divas for our Tic Tac Toe challenge.
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