These simple little stands can be added to any pocket card, and they can be decorated to your hearts desire. I think this makes an accessory that makes your card unique.
Measurements for making the card stand:
Thick Basic White cardstock cut at 6″ by 3″ (Use any coordinating color for the card requiring a stand).
Follow the template instructions in the video.
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I just love this card. It is a variation of several I have make over several weeks. Just changing the material and changing the colors completely changes this card. This is one where we can send along one of out handmade card stands.
Following are the Measurements and Supplies for today’s Expressions in Ink Pocket Birthday Card
I used a Pale Papaya Shimmer Vellum Base measuring 11” by 4 ¼” Scored and folded at 5 ½” and a piece of scrap to cut the large flower die
Next a piece of Evening Evergreen 4” by 5 ¼” Piece of Basic white 3 ¾” by 5”
3 small pieces of Expressions In Ink Specialty Designer Series Paper to cut my 3 flowers.
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Isn’t this just beautiful Paper? I love the way this one came out. I was able to get two scalloped fronts from one piece of paper for this card. and you could certainly complete the card with a different backing piece, I do love the result, as it is. I also think that using some of the basic border dies for edges could give the card different but interesting looks as well
Following are the Measurements and Supplies for today’s Expressions in Ink Friend Card:
I used a Thick Basic White Base measuring 8 ½” by 5 ½” , then a piece 3 1/8” by 4 3/8” for the Pocket Insert
Next 3 Pieces of the Expressions in Ink Specialty Designer Series Paper, first a piece cut 4” by 5 ¼”, a piece cut 4” by 5 ¼”, and a small hexagon for the decoration on the pocket insert • 1 pieces of Magenta Madness 3 ¼” by 4 ½”
Finally one piece of the Polished Pink 3 1/4″ by 4 1/2″ to matt the white insert.
You can get two scalloped pieces out of the one piece of the DSP that is 4 by 5 1/4.
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Expressions in Ink is a stunningly beautiful suite. This card was make using the Specialty Designer Paper and adding stamping to get a truly unique look. This was great fun, and I am looking for ward to making more cards with this wonderful paper.
Measurements and supplies for todays card:
I used a Basic White Base measuring 8 ½” by 5 ½” Scored and folded at 4 ¼”. Then die cut a piece for the inside. You will need a piece at least 3 ½” by 4 ½”
Next, 4 Pieces of the Expressions in Ink Specialty Designer Series Paper, first a piece cut 3 ¾” by 5” and a piece cut 4” by about 2 ¾”, 1 piece ½” by 2 5/8” and finally a small strip 1 ¼” by 2 5/8”
3 pieces of Mint Macaron, 2 pieces 4” by 5 ¼” and one piece 4” by 2 ¾”
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Finally a Masculine card. I really do try to post one a month at least. These contour dies are really fun to use. The scalloped die used in conjunction with the stitched frame dies made this card special. I think the color combination here is striking, and a bit unexpected. I love the Shimmer Vellum Cardstock and the effect on the leaves for this card. The second bird is definitely more distinct and I do like it better.
Following are the Measurements and Supplies for today’s Scalloped Contours Friendship Masculine Card Card.
I used a Very Vanilla Base measuring 8 ½” by 5 ½” Scored and folded at 4 ¼” and a piece of scrap for the sentiment
Next 2 pieces of Crumb Cake 4’ BY 5 ¼” for layering on the inside and the outside of the card
Then ½ sheet of Evening Evergreen to cut the scallop border on the front and the angled piece on the inside
I used pieces of the In Color Shimmer Vellum Cardstock in Evening Evergreen and Pale Papaya to cut the leaves
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