Hello!! Welcome to the August edition of our West Coast Creators Blog Hop!! This month, we are celebrating our Sale-a-Bration promotion--by using free products that you can earn to create our cards. Yes, you read that correctly!! Until September 30, 2021 you can get some amazing products for FREE!! For every $60 you spend from any current catalogue (before taxes and shipping) you can choose a free product from our Sale-a-Bration brochure. You'll see a link to this brochure in the right sidebar, as well as links to our July to December Mini (holiday) Catalogue and our Annual Catalogue. **SADLY, THIS PAPER IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE.** π
Saturday, August 14, 2021
Penguin Playmates Sale-a-Bration Card
I used the gorgeous Penguin Playmates 12" x 12" Designer Series Paper (DSP) to make my card. My card is a Double Dutch Door fun-fold card. I learned how to make this in Ange's Technique Club. It's really easy to make, and quite unique!
I have to admit, at first I wasn't really too excited about the Penguin Place Bundle--until I saw this coordinating DSP! It sold me on the bundle! Now I just love these penguins, snowmen, and foxes, and the super versatile stamp set and punch bundle!!
I used three different patterns of DSP for this card--a 3-7/8" x 2-15/16" wintry scene with animals and snowmen, two 1-3/4" x 1-15/16" striped pieces, and a penguin cut from a third piece. And how cool is this--the penguin from the DSP can be punched out with the Penguin Builder Punch!! What could be easier than that? The penguins are stinkin' cute--both on the DSP and the stamped images!!
The card base is Just Jade cardstock. I cut two labels from our Stitched So Sweetly Dies--one in Fresh Freesia (which I embossed with the Painted Texture 3D embossing folder), and one in Misty Moonlight. I cut the Misty Moonlight label horizontally, separated it by about 1/4", and glued it to the back of the Fresh Freesia label. The three larger DSP pieces were matted on Basic Black, and a 5'' piece of Fresh Freesia Open Weave Ribbon was folded around to the back of the Basic Black cardstock, and adhered with mini glue dots. I adhered the penguin to the label with Dimensionals, and then added three Subtle Shimmer Sequins.
The sentiment (also cut with a Stitched So Sweetly Die) is from the Penguin Place stamp set, and is stamped in Just Jade. Below is a picture of the Penguin Playmates DSP. Remember that you can get this for FREE with a $60 order!! **SADLY, THIS PAPER IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE.** π
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love it! I still need to try this fold.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Gill! I had forgotten all about this fold… I was looking for something “different”. π
DeleteThat penguin is sooo cute! I think it likes to be up and center on your card! Such a cheery card!
ReplyDeleteThe penguins really are so cute!! And I usually don't do "cutsie"! The stamped penguins are just as cute (or maybe even more)! I'm using them for card swaps soon! π
DeleteThanks for your great instructions! I have been wanting to try a double dutch door card - yours is lovely with all the paper you used!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for your kind comment, Shanda!
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