Jasmine & Juniper Peek A Boo Slider Card

 






Hello my crafty friends,

Hope you are having a great summer.  Weather here in Maine has been very hot and in my area of Central Maine it has been very dry seems the showers just go around us.

Today I have for you a Peek-A-Boo Slider Card inspired by a card Tracey Farr posted on aNNie's World Wide Crafty Inventions Facebook page.  Tina Zinck has a YouTube video on creating this card and I will link to it for you.  She makes it very easy to follow - fun card to create. Card is 5-1/2" X 5-1/2" 

Card base was cut from white 110# cardstock.

Link to instructions by Tina Zinck can be found here

The Jasmine and Juniper dies from Spellbinders Susan's Garden new release Winter Garden were used for this card.  They were created from Susan's Garden Specialty Paper and shaped using Susan's Garden Ultimate Tool Kit.  Susan has YouTube Videos that should be up very soon.

I added the Juniper first to card front using Kids Choice Glue.  My berries are made from little Styrofoam balls that were colored using acrylic paint.  Balls were placed in Ziplock bag and paint added until I was satisfied with color then placed on old cookie sheet to dry.

Jasmine was added next using Kids Choice Glue.

Supplies

Cardstock - 110# white,  90# Green Cardstock
Small Styrofoam balls colored blue
Stamp set is Close To My Heart
Patterned Paper 
Black Momento Ink
Red Ink
Dies are Spellbinders Susan's Garden - Winter Garden Release 
               S4-1204 Jasmine
               S5-515 Winter Evergreens - Juniper
Rectangle Die - approximately - 2-3/8" X 3-3/4"

Thank you for stopping by today I do hope you will create your own Peek-A-Boo Slider Card it really is fun and easy to do and can be used for any occasion.

Until next time- Happy Crafting!

Christine

You only live once but if you live right once is enough!
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