Garage Gears
Way back at the end of April I held a class using the Garage Gears bundle. Rooting through, I realise that I hadn't shared my project photos with you.
These are the coordinating Geared Up Garage stamp set and Garage Gears thinlits die sets we used.
We made two fun fold cards - a card in a box and a bridge card - with a few regular A6 size cards too.
Here is our card in a box which has been decorated to resemble a large toolbox.
I particularly love the oil stain, which I’d stamped onto window sheet/acetate so that there wasn’t a background to detract from the ‘stain’
It folds flat to fit in a regular C6 envelope.
Our next card was the bridge card.
I had originally made this card for my son’s birthday.
The white panels haven’t been embossed, we don’t stock an embossing folder in that design, I die cut gears from white card which were glued onto a piece of white card before being cut into 4 panels.
This card also folds flat to fit a C6 regular sized envelope.
It was now time for the ladies to focus less on exact measurements so I gave them samples of standard A6 cards which you can see below. Some of the cards were accentuated with fine tip glue which I used as a 3D liquid on areas such as the car headlights.
My favourite is the more feminine one - that’s unusual for me!
Here is a photo of all the projects together...
I had a lot of fun designing the fun fold cards for this class.
I'm delighted that both stamps and dies are carrying over, the tiny charm embellishments too!
If you like these cards and would like to purchase the stamps and dies or any other items you can do so by clicking on the image link below.
To shop for the stamp set the item no. is 148590 click here
To shop for the dies the item no. is 148521 click here -
http://www2.stampinup.com/ECWe
FREE - order the stamps and dies from my shop to get the basic tutorial showing how to make the card base for the card in a box and the bridge card.
Happy crafting!
Lesley
These are the coordinating Geared Up Garage stamp set and Garage Gears thinlits die sets we used.
We made two fun fold cards - a card in a box and a bridge card - with a few regular A6 size cards too.
Here is our card in a box which has been decorated to resemble a large toolbox.
I particularly love the oil stain, which I’d stamped onto window sheet/acetate so that there wasn’t a background to detract from the ‘stain’
It folds flat to fit in a regular C6 envelope.
Our next card was the bridge card.
I had originally made this card for my son’s birthday.
The white panels haven’t been embossed, we don’t stock an embossing folder in that design, I die cut gears from white card which were glued onto a piece of white card before being cut into 4 panels.
This card also folds flat to fit a C6 regular sized envelope.
It was now time for the ladies to focus less on exact measurements so I gave them samples of standard A6 cards which you can see below. Some of the cards were accentuated with fine tip glue which I used as a 3D liquid on areas such as the car headlights.
My favourite is the more feminine one - that’s unusual for me!
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| The foil card gears were die cut from the lush SAB special edition foil pack |
We also decorated a mini pizza gift box -
Here is a photo of all the projects together...
I had a lot of fun designing the fun fold cards for this class.
I'm delighted that both stamps and dies are carrying over, the tiny charm embellishments too!
If you like these cards and would like to purchase the stamps and dies or any other items you can do so by clicking on the image link below.
http://www2.stampinup.com/ECWe
FREE - order the stamps and dies from my shop to get the basic tutorial showing how to make the card base for the card in a box and the bridge card.
Happy crafting!
Lesley
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