Hello!
It's the start of a brand new month and time to post my DT inspiration for the monthly customer challenge at Gecko Galz.
This month our customer challenge theme is Alice's Tea Party.
I made a Pocket Letter:
Pocket Letters are basically 9 ATCs in a baseball trading card folder. The front features the art work and the back holds small craft gifts that the recipient can use in future projects.
(I haven't completed the back yet, but if you come back on the 26th of the month, it will be ready!)
How to make the pocket letter:
1. Cut 9 ATC cards, measuring 6.5 cm by 9 cm each, from heavy card stock.
2. Use a glue stick to adhere the paper background to the card.
I used 'Tweedledee' and 'Tweedledum' papers from the Wonderland Paper Pack. To add some interest and dimension, I fussy cut some of the diamonds into strips and used them as complimentary edging to the cards. Ink the card edges.
3. Fussy cut some elements from the digital collage sets; ink the edges and, if you so wish, pop onto the cards on foam pads.
I used the Ask Alice collage set.
4. Pop the cards into the folder. Ad wash tape to the spine and add ribbon/embellishments to finish it off.
Here are some close-ups of each section:
Here are links to the products I used:
Ask Alice Wonderland Paper Pack
I hope you'll join our 'Alice's Tea Party' challenge. The winner gets a whopping $25 shopping spree at the Gecko Galz shop.
Here's all the info you need:
Gecko Galz blog
Current Gecko Galz Challenge : "Alice's Tea Party"
Gecko Galz Etsy Shop
Gecko Galz Closed Facebook group
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I made a Pocket Letter:
Pocket Letters are basically 9 ATCs in a baseball trading card folder. The front features the art work and the back holds small craft gifts that the recipient can use in future projects.
(I haven't completed the back yet, but if you come back on the 26th of the month, it will be ready!)
How to make the pocket letter:
1. Cut 9 ATC cards, measuring 6.5 cm by 9 cm each, from heavy card stock.
2. Use a glue stick to adhere the paper background to the card.
I used 'Tweedledee' and 'Tweedledum' papers from the Wonderland Paper Pack. To add some interest and dimension, I fussy cut some of the diamonds into strips and used them as complimentary edging to the cards. Ink the card edges.
3. Fussy cut some elements from the digital collage sets; ink the edges and, if you so wish, pop onto the cards on foam pads.
I used the Ask Alice collage set.
4. Pop the cards into the folder. Ad wash tape to the spine and add ribbon/embellishments to finish it off.
Here are some close-ups of each section:
Here are links to the products I used:
Ask Alice Wonderland Paper Pack
I hope you'll join our 'Alice's Tea Party' challenge. The winner gets a whopping $25 shopping spree at the Gecko Galz shop.
xxxxx
The only rule is that you must use at least one Gecko Galz product (this can be one of the freebies, so check back through the blog and also look at the freebies on the Pinterest page, or of course you can buy at the Etsy store!)
Also if you sign up for the Gecko Galz newsletter, you'll be able to claim a free collage sheet each month.
We also have a Private Facebook Group where there are 5 monthly challenges, each with a collage sheet prize. Come and join us!
I'll be back on the 26th with more Gecko Galz projects.
Here's all the info you need:
Gecko Galz blog
Current Gecko Galz Challenge : "Alice's Tea Party"
Gecko Galz Etsy Shop
Gecko Galz Closed Facebook group
Thanks for stopping by today.
xoxo
I'd like to play along in the following challenges:
xPenny's Challenges #322 AG 04/04
x Jo's Scrapshack #182 AG 07/04 x
x Inspiration Destination Challenge #125 AG 12/04 x
x Simply Papercrafts #45 AG 27/04
xPenny's Challenges #322 AG 04/04
x Jo's Scrapshack #182 AG 07/04 x
x Inspiration Destination Challenge #125 AG 12/04 x
x Simply Papercrafts #45 AG 27/04
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