Hello all! Seeing all these slimline cards on the internet, I thought I'd try my hand at it too! But I wanted it to be interactive so I made my cute truck slide back 'n forth on the card front. It's easy to do with a strip of cardstock! Let me show you how.
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Passing Time Card Panel Steps
My slimline top-fold card base is 8.5 x 3.5-inches. I fold a sheet of 8.5 x 7-inch white cardstock in half. There will be three layers on my card front. Cut to the following:
- Black Cardstock (bottom): 8.25 x 3.25-inches
- Patterned Paper (middle): 8.0 x 3.0-inches
- Orange Cardstock (top): 7.75 x 2.75-inches
For the pavement, hand tore a strip of 7.75 x 3-inch black cardstock about 0.50-inch off from the top. Adhere it at the bottom edge of the orange card panel.
Sliding Truck Feature
Stamp the Ralph and Truck image from the Vintage Truck Stamp and Die Set in black ink onto white cardstock. Die-cut it out with its matching die and then die-cut another truck shape in orange cardstock. With the same orange color, cut a 8.0 x 1/8-inch strip.
Using a combination of Liquid Pearls, watercolor pencils, and black ink, I colored and created texture the truck. Set aside to dry. The clouds were extras I created from the Dragonfly Stamp and Die Set.
Once the colors dried, sandwich the two trucks below. I powered any sticky areas around the 3D Foam Strips with anti-static powder so that the truck would slide easier.
Thread the strip through the gap in the truck and test to see if it slides easily. Place a small piece of 3D Foam Strip to one end and adhere to the edge of the card front. Next, trim off the excess and adhere with the foam strip.
Finishing Touches
Skill Level: Intermediate
Creative Time: 25 minutes
Materials Needed:
Stamps: InkyStamper (Vintage Truck Stamp and Die Set)
Patterned Paper and Sticker: Photo Play Paper Co. (Gnome for Thanksgiving Collection)
Ink: Tonic Studio (Nuvo Hybrid in Black Shadow)
3 comments:
What a great slider card. The colors are beautiful. [Bunny]
Love your slider card. I never made a slider so I may have to try one.
Such a fun card design and I love that you made it a slider.
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