CARDtober Challenge #15 Interactive Cards

My challenges are all related to dimension in some way. This time, your challenge is to create an interactive card. The twist is to make a dimensional interactive card, and/or use a stamp set you have bought but never used before now. If you are part of an October Team, you get one point for making an interactive card, one point for sharing it, plus a bonus point for making an interactive card that is dimensional, and another bonus point if you use a stamp set that you have never used before.

Here are 3 examples of interactive cards, but you are not limited in any way to these. A card with a pocket that has a tag to pull out is interactive, although not necessarily dimensional.

The first example is only slightly dimensional until you open the coffin (which is held closed with thin magnets). The second example is also only slightly dimensional, but has a wheel to turn. The third card is flat until you pull the tag, and then it becomes dimensional. More information, as well as a link to the tutorial are on my blog (my signature is my blog link, at the bottom of this post). It’s the last entry for Monday, October 14th.

Edited to add: I used dies for the first two examples, and my cutter for the third, but I have posted a link to a tutorial on SplitcoastStampers (a little farther down in this thread). No die or electronic cutter is needed for making the third card.  You can probably find other tutorials online for interactive cards, too, but the third card is fairly easy to make from scratch if you have the directions and measurements.