Hello everyone,
Priyadarshini here with a Tutorial Post as a part of the DT for Rainbow Craftykari blog. I am here to show you a very simple and easy project - Shadow box card. The pictures may look a little complicated but its not. There is a lot of scope to work here but I have kept mine simple.
Here's a look at my card:
Let's start
1. Take a 12" x 12" card stock. To make it easy, I have marked them A & B.
6. Now crease the scored lines and turn the paper over.
7. Now its time for adhesives. Adhesives are to be applied on the outer part of the card stock. I have used double sided tape.
Turn the card stock over and apply adhesive as shown in the picture. This is to be pasted only in the last. Do not paste them before the last step
8. Start pasting sides marked B first. One side at a time. Remove the paper layer and fold the side as shown (half of the scored lines)
9. Repeat the same way of sticking these sides. If you see the picture carefully, I have the side adhesives still intact and yet to adhere them.
10. This is the final step to make the shadow box. Remove the upper paper on all sides and push all the sides together in to create the box.
Materials:
Happy crafting
Priyadarshini
Priyadarshini here with a Tutorial Post as a part of the DT for Rainbow Craftykari blog. I am here to show you a very simple and easy project - Shadow box card. The pictures may look a little complicated but its not. There is a lot of scope to work here but I have kept mine simple.
Here's a look at my card:
Let's start
1. Take a 12" x 12" card stock. To make it easy, I have marked them A & B.
2. Place the card stock on a scoreboard. The card is to be scored at 1",1 1/2", 2 1/2" and 3". This is on all 4 sides of the card stock. No need to crease the scored lines at this step.
3. Note this step very carefully. To be marked only on sides marked A.
Make a mark, one inch from the last scored line and two more marks as shown in the picture below.
4. Using a pen/pencil connect these points as shown in the picture.
The sections marked X are to be cut.
5. Here's a look at the card stock after the sections are cut. (Only on sides marked A)
6. Now crease the scored lines and turn the paper over.
7. Now its time for adhesives. Adhesives are to be applied on the outer part of the card stock. I have used double sided tape.
Turn the card stock over and apply adhesive as shown in the picture. This is to be pasted only in the last. Do not paste them before the last step
8. Start pasting sides marked B first. One side at a time. Remove the paper layer and fold the side as shown (half of the scored lines)
The fold will be facing the inside of the card
Repeat the same on the other B side
Now, push the folded sides out. This part makes it easy to fold and paste the other two remaining sides.
9. Repeat the same way of sticking these sides. If you see the picture carefully, I have the side adhesives still intact and yet to adhere them.
10. This is the final step to make the shadow box. Remove the upper paper on all sides and push all the sides together in to create the box.
11. Score a piece of 12" x 6" card stock in half to create a 6 x 6 card.
Adhere the card to the back of the shadow box
12. To decorate my shadow box card, I used stamps from The Greeting Farm and Yours Next Stamp. I stamped all the images on ninah white card stock and coloured them using colour pencils.
First, I used some yellow ink from hero arts to add some highlighting behind the mermaid and adhered the mermaid using double sided adhesive to give dimension.
I used normal liquid adhesive for the rest of the images. I added some clear water droplets to give bubble effect.
I kept the inside of the card simple as well. Just added a fish and a turtle with a simple sentiment from Yours next stamp.
- 12 x 12 card stock (any colour)
- 12 x 6 card stock
- Martha Stewart score board
- Pencil/Pen
- Ruler
- Adhesive tape & double sided adhesive
- The Greeting Farm stamp - Trishell (mermaid), Maisea (sentiment)
- Your Next stamp - Fishy fun
- Colour pencils
- Hero arts ink
- Ink blending tool
- Scissors
- Clear water droplets
I hope the tutorial was useful and fun.
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Happy crafting
Priyadarshini
Beautiful!! Love the way you did the arrangement!!
ReplyDeletelovely and easy-to understand! !
ReplyDeleteSuper cute and adorable 💖
ReplyDeleteSuperb dear
ReplyDeleteFabulous work Dear ~ Maninder & Aditi
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