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hope someone will get some use from this :)
love n stuff
frances
xxx
Hiya Besty the red are dashed and I have attached piccy of what it looks like when its finished :) Have also updated the file to include the dashed lines soz for inconvience this may have caused :)
hope this helps
love n stuff
Frances
xxx
http://www.12mind.com/~gidzes/templa.../shbxmasch.gifThe used stamp in this card is from RubberStampAvenue stamps and the messurements of this card (the oval window) is based on the messurements of the used stamp 1260 L.
The schadow of this box is 2cm so this card can stand by itself if put together correctly.
See the link on the template.
For personal use only. Do not sell!
Hugs, Meadelie
Not sure if this is really right for the challenge but Sheffield didn't inspire me so this is my back garden complete with my cats Douglas and Wallace !!
Shirley
Another :lol:
Why on such a sunny day yesterday I spent it cutting Winter Cards I just don't know....... Anyway this one is lovely has 3 layer's for you to cut the scalloped front the tree's and reindeers and then the house. Cut from various card, embossed at the back with d'vine swirls embossing folder and flowersoft to the tree branches. Oh yes and red liquid pearls to the front of the birds to make them look like robins. You could also make this a summer card By changing the colours and adding some flowers.
You can find it here And as always Thank You for looking
http://www.ukscrappers.co.uk/boards/...ictureid=15080
I am really pleased with this but it does need a tweak. Its an open box type frame. If you push in the scallop edges it will fold flat for postage. To make up cut one with out the aperture and one with. Fold on dashed lines. Decorate the inside or add a decoupage. Glue back scallops to front scallops Add the frame over the front if you wish. Please could someone have a fiddle with it. I also thought maybe the apperture and frame could be made into different shapes such as an oval. Thanks for reading this long winded post.
Mandychap
Dont forget to cut one without an apperture for the back of card. On the other hand it maybe nice to cut two fronts and put acetate in the ovals and something dangly inside. I might try that myself!
Im on a roll here. If someone could add a frame to put around the aperutre that would be great. Still havent managed to do that yet.
Please feel free to add, tweak or alter anything
Mandychap
I can never remember which is valley and which is mountain fold so I've added a screenshot of the top/side view as well. I hope you can see which way to fold the sides. Flower's are included.
Undecorated shadow box card with the front and back cut in different colours
I'm just re-posting this because the original has disappeared (one of the casualties of the corrupted database mentioned in Lucille's post). I can't remember what I said in my original post, but I think I mentioned that this card could be easily adapted for any age or it could have an oval apperture and you could just put your own decoupage or whatever in the box.
Created in DM2 and converted to GSD via the PDF method.
Here is a tunnel card that I have designed, they are a simple design and can be dressed up or down to suit. This card was originally for a 5 year old girl so a pretty pink fairy card was perfect.
Fold the card on the perforated lines and attach the outer edges together to form a tunnel - see attached pictures for a guide.
Designed in DM and converted to studio. I have cut this in DM but did not take a photo so a screenshot will have to suffice. The red lines are fold lines so need to be perforated. There is a nice big apperture for your decoupage, or a photo.
I've got quite hooked on this type of card and this one features a shop window so is definitely a girly one. If you'd like to take a look you can find it here. The file includes assembly instructions and is available in studio, gsd and svg formats. Striped paper is included too.
Didn't know what to call this, but settled for a steampunk/clockwork box aperture card. Hope perhaps it might be useful for those awkward male birthdays. :rolleyes:
GSD, Studio and SVG files in the zipped folder along with assembly .pdf file.
I tried my hand at some quilling the other day and needed a card to mount the result on, so made one with a recessed window as I hoped it would add some depth and interest to the card front and give the quilling a little protection.
I thought I'd share the template that I made, along with a few others with different shaped openings in case anyone else might find them useful. :)
GSD, Studio, and SVG files are in the zipped folder along with an assembly pdf file.
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I designed these cards with a 3mm deep recessed channel (either square or octagonal), and hope that they will lend themselves to many different styles and types of decoration. I found them particularly useful for quilling an 'inlaid' pattern that is flush with the card surface.
I do hope they might be useful.
SVG, Studio and GSD files are in the zipped folder, along with an assembly PDF file.
I think that is what you call this type of 3d card! I've made it for my grandson's 7th birthday at the end of the month - I've spent many hours trying to achieve the look I wanted and I am reasonably happy with the end result - just hope he likes it! They have wild rabbits at the bottom of their garden and he loves to watch them running about.