Post by azcrafty on Oct 6, 2020 6:33:17 GMT
Hello Ladies!
I will be hosting every Tuesday for CARDtober. I have been having so much fun creating all kinds of interactive cards last month, that I wanted to bring a series of challenges where we are making cards with movements. I hope you will join in the fun!
First up a slider card.
There is 3 ways that you can create the channel where the sliding will happen.
20201005_210709 by Azcrafty, on Flickr
20201005_210535 by Azcrafty, on Flickr
20201005_210855 by Azcrafty, on Flickr
20201005_211343 by Azcrafty, on Flickr
20201005_211834 by Azcrafty, on Flickr
20201005_212111 by Azcrafty, on Flickr
This is how it should look when its attached to card base, use antistatic tool to make sure you have a smooth movement
20201005_220833 by Azcrafty, on Flickr
You will need to put a stopper on each end.
On mine I used trees and a snowbank. Voila you have a fun slider card.
20201005_080539 by Azcrafty, on Flickr
VID_20201005_205543 by Azcrafty, on Flickr
If you use a foam dot the element will slide and spin like my hedgehog does.
C4K donation by Azcrafty, on Flickr
I hope these picture instructions will encourage you to give this one a try. If you have any questions please let me know.
This card will get you 3 points and extra 1 point if you make something sparkle.
I will be hosting every Tuesday for CARDtober. I have been having so much fun creating all kinds of interactive cards last month, that I wanted to bring a series of challenges where we are making cards with movements. I hope you will join in the fun!
First up a slider card.
There is 3 ways that you can create the channel where the sliding will happen.
20201005_210709 by Azcrafty, on Flickr20201005_210535 by Azcrafty, on Flickr20201005_210855 by Azcrafty, on Flickr20201005_211343 by Azcrafty, on Flickr20201005_211834 by Azcrafty, on Flickr20201005_212111 by Azcrafty, on FlickrThis is how it should look when its attached to card base, use antistatic tool to make sure you have a smooth movement
20201005_220833 by Azcrafty, on FlickrYou will need to put a stopper on each end.
On mine I used trees and a snowbank. Voila you have a fun slider card.
20201005_080539 by Azcrafty, on FlickrVID_20201005_205543 by Azcrafty, on FlickrIf you use a foam dot the element will slide and spin like my hedgehog does.
C4K donation by Azcrafty, on FlickrI hope these picture instructions will encourage you to give this one a try. If you have any questions please let me know.
This card will get you 3 points and extra 1 point if you make something sparkle.
