Sally Sears
Q What did you think
about this project?
A Slider cards may feel
rather complicated, but
a s e or big birthday they are
well worth the effort!Q What is your top tip
when making slider cards?
A Think carefully about where your
embellishments will go, so that your card
will slide and lay flat. I flattened the wire
before adding the butterfly!Catrin Goodwin
Q What did you use to
make your fab card?
A I made my slider card
using a digi image from
So O G , ich I coloured with
ProMarkers. The sentiment is from Scruffy
Little Cat. Making a slider card is a new
technique for me, but now I’ve tried it I’ll
definitely be making more!Q How did you finish off your design?
A I punched a hole in the top of the pull tab,
and tied on some baker’s twine.Take a look at our reader testers’ makes this month!
Two-in-one
Createa specialshakercardfora friendusing vellum an
colouredseedbeads,fora funtwo-in-onecard with
movementandshakersounds!
Love is in the air
Celebrate a special couple for an engagement, wedding or anniversary
with this cute love birds style card. Open the slider card to reveal
moving hearts suspended on acetate strips for a floating e ect.Diane
Williams
Q Tell us about your
orgeous card!
g e u a fab 3D card with a
secret message, that folds flat for easy
postage. I have enlarged the easy slider card
template (p77) to take a 1 ⁄ in circle for the
mermaid. You can’t have a mermaid without
pearls, so I added some pearl and bobble
trim, with a bit of ribbon for more texture.Q What is your top tip for this make?
A Glossy accents make great 3D bubbles!TRY THIS!
This design is
ideal for presenting
a gift card!
We did it!
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