Hi there, there is a fun sketch challenge at Just Add Ink
and I just happened to have this 'Double Vision' card sitting on my
desk waiting for it's 'debut' and seemed to fit the challenge sketch perfectly.
Of course mine is 'turned'!
I have been seeing these Double Vision cards all over the place
and though different, reminded me of the 'eclipse' cards from quite a while back,
though I think these are much easier. My 'partner in crime' 'Dar' has been making
quite a few of these herself and that kind of pushed me to create some myself as well.
It's hard to see what all the 'hype' is about, but if you could see these
'in person', you will see that every other strip is 'popped' up
'in person', you will see that every other strip is 'popped' up
hence, the 'double vision'. Here is a side view that I tried
(not very well I might add) to show just that,
but I think you get the idea..
(not very well I might add) to show just that,
but I think you get the idea..
Want to give this a try of your own (?)
here is the Youtube that I watched, very simple really.
here is the Youtube that I watched, very simple really.
The paper I used came out of my 12x12 stash and is a
Daisy D's Mt. Vernon Floral.
The sentiment is a SB
Daisy D's Mt. Vernon Floral.
The sentiment is a SB
Betterpress.

Beautifully done! It's amazing (to me) how by simply popping up every other panel it adds more life to these already pretty papers. Great job ... I love making these! lol Thanks for the shout out!
ReplyDeleteI want to make one of these, too! I had to buy more foam tape, but I did that last week and now I'm ready when time allows. This sketch was crying out for this technique. Love the pretty papers you used!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card and great way to add more interest
ReplyDeleteI love how you have combined with technique with our sketch Diane. This is showstopper. Thanks for joining in with us at Just Add Ink.
ReplyDeleteThis is the perfect technique for this Challenge. Wonderful rich colours and design that give it a vintage feel. Chantell Just Add Ink
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