Friday, November 1, 2013

Masculine magic gift card with a secret pocket, Base card tutorial - Pion Guest Design team project




Hi everyone.
Made a gift card for fathers day and had a lot og fun fussy cut out this manly images with the wonderful Till Far ( For Father ) papers from Pion Design.

Wanted to make the gift card a bit special with a hidden pocket for the gift card and also so it can be used later as a photo display. The card measure 8 1/2 x 4 1/2

Here is what I came up with :-)

Video with tutorial for the base of the card
Te tutorial start at 9.10 in the video



Fussy cut out the images and covered them with Claudine Hellmuth multi matte. Then outlined each image with a Zig pen to give it more dept. Glued all together on a plastic sheet to make a pocket so the tags on the front can be taken out.
Happy fathers day is fussy cut out and layered with gray paper and glued on with pop dots to give it some dimension.


When you open the card the right way no pocket can bee seen.

Magnet behind the hat to hold some tags. On this side a personal message can be written to the receiver :-)

When the card open from the left side the pocket with a gift card shows up.


Back side of the card.

Pocket with tag. The fussy cut out butterfly has a magnet behind to hold the other tag.


All way open and there can be placed some photos on the strips and right side.
The cogs are from a Cheery Lynn die.

Seen from the other side.

The card can also be folded like this.

And the other way :-)

And this way.

And also this way :-)

Measurements for the card. It helps to draw some guide lines so you know the strips will be same glued on. This is emportant to make the card work.
You can make the card any size you like :-)

 Cut 3 strips of paper ( you an also use 2 if the card is smaller ) Fold them over as show in the picture with about 5 layers of paper on top of each other to make the stripes " build up " a bit.

Glue the stripes a bit on the outside like show bellow.


Fold the hinges up and plase the other paper over. Glue on so they meet the lines.


Ribbon can also be used and then you can glue it on like this with a bit space between the papers.
This is a bit more easy the first time and you still can glue stripes of paper over


Now the card is ready to be decorated with pattern paper and glue pockets over.
If you make pockets and the same pattern paper on each side you can trick the recipient with and adding a cheat patch in one pocket and gift cards in the other :-)

On the next to pictures you can see what I mean.


Card folded out.

Many way`s to fold the card :-)


Link to Pion Design store finder,
http://piondesign.se/store-finder/
And here is the link to the`r blog for ideas,
http://blog.piondesign.se/
 And Pinterest,
http://www.pinterest.com/piondesign/

Regarding questions there is a video where frequently asked questions are answered and here is the link,
For other questions they will be answered here on my blog where I will post new questions that has not been answered before.
Here is the link,

Supply list :
Pion design For father ( till Far ) Black cardstock, Claudine Hellmuth multi matte, zig pen, pop dots,Cheery Lynn cogs and a lot of fun creating :-)

Hugs, Anne

7 comments:

  1. A great design for a card I have not seen before - wonderful format, love the hidden sections. We have Father's Day in Canada in June; I shall have to keep this design in mind. You're right, it's so difficult to make masculine cards!

    On November 11th, we have Remembrance Day - a memorial for our fallen war heroes.

    Have a wonderful weekend Anne!

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  2. Anne, this is a wonderful masculine card. I have never seen these papers before here in the USA, but will be looking for them to see if I can get them. This paper is perfect for that special man in your life.
    Marcie

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  3. Love this card Anne. Very different idea and love those papers!

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  4. Good Sunday morning, Anne :-) what a fantastic card, so full of delightful 'extras' which is so unique to your creative style. I know I have said this before but each time I see one of your creations I am blown away by your creative genius. Thank you for sharing xx hugs Annie

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  5. Anne, I have a question: Where do you find your magnets that you have been using. I was using Basic Grey's and loved them, but they have discontined them. Is there another source?
    Marcie

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  6. What a wonderful make Anne and thank you for sharing the 'How To'.

    Love all the wonderful elements you have used.

    Hugs Annie x

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  7. What a fabulous card and love the images etc you have used. CarolG

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