Saw this new-to-me challenge site this week and the prompt FOLD took me immediately to my reverse easel card fold! I had to go to my own YouTube video to refresh what the dimensions were for a vertical easel card!
It seems whenever I make reverse easel cards, they are typically photo cards because they capture something that I believe the recipient will enjoy displaying without the card falling over every time someone walks by it.
My sister took this photo of our beach at New Smyrna Beach, Florida and it is a favorite! I have it as wallpaper on my laptop and she made me a shadow box with this photo as the background. It's getting a lot of use that's for sure! See what I mean about photo cards? They provide an immediate memory of a cherished moment.
It seems whenever I make reverse easel cards, they are typically photo cards because they capture something that I believe the recipient will enjoy displaying without the card falling over every time someone walks by it.
My sister took this photo of our beach at New Smyrna Beach, Florida and it is a favorite! I have it as wallpaper on my laptop and she made me a shadow box with this photo as the background. It's getting a lot of use that's for sure! See what I mean about photo cards? They provide an immediate memory of a cherished moment.
Here's a partial view of the easel configuration. It's nice and sturdy and fits in an A2 envelope. The next photo is a better view of the easel.
For instructions on how to create my Vertical Reverse Easel card, just click on either photo.
I also have a video on constructing a Horizontal Reverse Easel card HERE.
Supplies Used:
Stamps: You're a Lifesaver & Hey Gull Friend (A Muse Studio)
Papers: Hammermill Color, Copy, Cover (Card Base), Wintertime (Penny Black), Bazzill, Recollections
Accessories: Stitched Circle (A Muse Studio), Heart Die (Spellbinders), Sequins (my stash), Stencil (Tim Holtz), Crisp Dye Ink (Alt&New), Versafine Onyx Black
Thanks for Stopping By!
XOXO
LYN
I also have a video on constructing a Horizontal Reverse Easel card HERE.
Supplies Used:
Stamps: You're a Lifesaver & Hey Gull Friend (A Muse Studio)
Papers: Hammermill Color, Copy, Cover (Card Base), Wintertime (Penny Black), Bazzill, Recollections
Accessories: Stitched Circle (A Muse Studio), Heart Die (Spellbinders), Sequins (my stash), Stencil (Tim Holtz), Crisp Dye Ink (Alt&New), Versafine Onyx Black
Thanks for Stopping By!
XOXO
LYN
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