I have been collecting and making fireplace cards for several years now. Here is a collection of all my fireplace blog posts. Click on an image to see details of the fireplace.
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This card was made for Craft Roulette #231 whose parameters included for Project β Outside/Inside, tulip colors, festival element and checks.
Watch the video to see how I made this cart.
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Itβs time for the September 2024 Karen Burniston Design Team Challenge with the theme of Seasons.
This card could be used for retirement, thinking of you, and encouragement depending on what extra sentiment is added to the card. Watch the tutorial video below. You may also want to watch the assembly video for the Square Spinner Pop-Up die located at the bottom of this linked page.
The cardbase is a purchase A7 size (5×7-inches) The inside decorative papers are 4 3/4 x 6 3/4-inches. The outside panels have a 5×7-inches base and a 4 1/2 x 6 1/2-inch topper. The front panels were sprayed with white ink on the blue cardstock and green mica on the green cardstock.
I have been collecting and making oven cards for several years now. Here is a collection of all my ovens blog posts. Click on an image to see details of the oven.
(Images are posted from the earliest release of dies/stamps/kits 2016 to newest 2023.)
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Watch the process video to learn how I made the card.
Cardbase: Cut an 11 x 5 1/2-inch rectangle and score and fold at 4 1/4-inches and at 8 1/2-inches. Cover with decorative papers cut at 4 x 5 1/4-inches (cut four of these) and then cut two of 2 1/4 x5 1/4-inches.
Envelope: The sentiment stamped on the back is by Technique Tuesday.
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Iβm using a stamp and die set by Diamond Press to create this interactive card that lets you pull the tab to open the oven door and reveal a Christmas turkey. (Because this kit doesnβt include any holiday sentiments, I had to use ones by other sources.)
Watch video above for a tutorial on how to make the card.
Cardbase: I used a purchased top-fold A2 size (2.25 x5.5-inch) gray cardbase and punched a half circle opening in the top center for a thumb hole to help with the pull tab. To help with the weight of the front, I added a 4×5.25-inch piece of the same green cardstock I had used for the front matching ups the thumb hole notches.
Oven: I watched an assembly video before I started my card. Then I cut the pieces I needed from green colored cardstock and white 65 lb. white cardstock.
Sentiments: For my original card, the outside βMerry Christmasβ sentiment, I cut the words from a commercial Christmas card. For the card in my process video, I used stamps from the Greetery saying “Warmest Winter Wishes.” Inside both cards is βHappy Holidays, a die-cut sentiment by Karen Burniston in black.
Envelope: The card fits into an A2 envelope.
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This card was made for Craft Roulette #227 whose parameters included a 4×8 project mountain colors, float(s) or floating element and water.
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Itβs time for the August 2024 Karen Burniston Design Team Challenge with the theme of LET THE MUSIC PLAY.
While normally I would choose to make an uplifting card for the monthly challenge, I needed a sympathy card for an organist who had recently passed.
The cardbase is made from a 7 1/4 x 8 1/2-inch rectangle of patterned cardstock folded in half to make a top-fold 3 5/8 x 8 1/2-inch slimline card. The inside is covered with strips that are 2 5/8 x 8 1/2-inches.
For the pop-up bar inside, I used a 4 3/4 x 8 1/2 β inch piece of patterned paper that was scored and folded at 1 1/8, 2 1/4, 3 3/8. And 4 1/2 inches.