I made an informal challenge to myself this weekend to come up with more ways to use the Martha Stewart Thanks edge punch. I came up with a few more ideas.
Here are three more cards....
For this card I punched along the edges of a strip of card stock and embossed Cuttlebug images between. I mounted that strip on a card front that I embossed using the C'bug Stylized Flowers A2 embossing folder. I accented the card with a bit of bling and some colorful hemp fibers.
This card was made from a base of gray Bazzill card stock that I embossed using the C'bug Thanks embossing folder. This time I used the Thanks edge punch by punching two different colors of card stock and then offsetting them just a bit to get sort of a drop shadow effect. I then embossed those two layers using one of the Sizzix thank you textured impressions embossing folders.
The photo above just shows what I meant by the drop shadow effect.
And finally, this is a flip card that I made using the Thanks edge punch and Taj Mahal decorative card stock by DCWV. The lantern image is by Inkadinkado and stamped using Brilliance Graphite Black ink.
That's the view from the front as the card is opened.
This is a view of the back as the center panel begins to flip around.
And this is a closer view of the back panel. The sentiment says, "You brighten my day" and is by Hero Arts.
So there you have three more cards that illustrate how this new Thanks edge punch by Martha Stewart can be used. :-) Have I enabled you enough yet? ;-)
Welcome to Indigo Inklings. This is where I talk about some of my rubber stamping projects and digital graphics. My blog name comes from the fact that I love the color indigo, and I think the notion of inklings covers my introspective side as well as my love for getting inky with my projects. I hope you find something here to interest or inspire you.
Sunday, August 16, 2009
three more cards using Thanks edge punch
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cute ideas, as usual, Jay.
ReplyDeleteSandi
Very cool. Looks like success!
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff! Do you have a tutorial on making the flip card? If not, can you share cutting & scoring dimensions?
ReplyDeleteThanks, everyone! Velda, I just posted a quick sketch of the template that I used to make the card. I hope that helps!
ReplyDeleteWow I just love your cards and how imaginative you are in doing them...Your so creative..
ReplyDeleteI've been really hanging around and enjoying your blog...and all your great cards...
thank you so much for all your sharing and teaching..I'm a senior and these pictures mean a lot to me..
pat