Showing posts with label Bookmarks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bookmarks. Show all posts

Friday, 13 October 2017

ART DECO LATTICE SCREEN WITH BOOKMARK

LATTICE SCREEN CARD WITH BOOKMARK
This week's card is a preview of one of the cards that will feature in the demo being held by Regal Craft Cards on October 26th.

It features Regal's lattice card (available in texured white or ivory) folded a little differently to the standard way.

The theme of the demo is "Shine" and there are many elements that fit the bill on this card.  The papers have a lovely metallic gold patterning, whilst the additional decoration comes from Ultimate Crafts "Theatre" paper pad.  The gold bookmark addition is made from two layers of mirror card stuck back to back and cut with the "Ritzy Clip" die, also from Ultimate Crafts.

This is one of the best cards to make -  a super easy, quick project that appears to be nothing of the sort!

Friday, 14 June 2013

RIBBON SLOT BOOKMARK CARD

RIBBON SLOT BOOKMARK CARD
This is another card from my last demo.  Regal's Ribbon Slot cards are great for threading but they are also a nice way to include a little gift with a card.  In this case I've used some Christina Re paper with Botany (natural) and made a little bookmark from a paperclip and a die-cut from a Kaiser paper pad.  You could also make Ribbon slot cards with hair clips or small decorated pegs etc.  This version would look nice with a big paper daisy on the top of the paperclip and some matching floral paper.

Friday, 31 May 2013

DRAGONFLY FAN BOOKMARK CARD

DRAGONFLY FAN BOOKMARK CARD
A card and a gift all in one this week.  I've been having fun with my EK Success dragonfly punch.  The fan-shaped bookmark is tied on with a ribbon.  A Regal three panel white textured card is used as a base so that The third panel can be folded back to hide the reverse of the ribbon.  The background is Spaklelight -  a lovely finely etched paper (also available from Regal) that shimmers in the light.  The embellishments are simply a sticker for the handle of the fan and some Kaiser rhinestones.