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A card with moving parts |
I've used a plain white DL singlefold card from Regal Craft Cards as the base for this steampunk-inspired card.
The front has been covered with bronze shimmer paper, and then copper card, embossed with a Couture creations folder featuring hot air balloons and cogs.
The clock has been cut with a Kaiser die, and glued to a bronze circle. The space between two of the numbers has been cut.
a strip of acetate has been attached underneath the bronze card and some die-cut cogs stuck to the end of it. Clock hands have been die-cut from gold and glued on.
The whole assembly was then attached to a slightly larger circle of gold card (with a small circle between the layers to act as a washer) with a split pin. (Its easier to pierce a small hole first). An additional cog has been added to the centre of the clock, and a couple of pictures cut from Kaiser paper and a couple of stickers were added as further embellishment. Its important to check that the clock will rotate freely before attaching it to the front of the card.
If you want, add some pictures or stickers under the revolving window. In this example, I've made a "countdown" using little number stickers with a couple of starts and exclamation marks at the end.
This card could be used for birthdays, father's day or even for New Year.