You are in for a treat today with a super step by step by Jane who chose to use her Hobby Art Harbour set to make a concertina card. If you have never made one of those, now is your chance, Jane tells you all about it.
Looking forward to reading your comments.
First, I cut two pieces of white card 6 3/4" x 4 3/4" and on one mark a border 1" along short edges and 3/4" along long edges. Cut out middle.
I then stamped the wall image all over the frame and coloured with Copics. This is the front of your card
On the other piece of white card, I coloured again with Copics to look like sky and stamped the small seagull images. This is the back of your card
Cut three more pieces of white card 6 3/4" wide to make your different stages in the card. They do not need to be as deep as your card, but will need arranging at different levels to suit. I started with the back layer and stamped the wall image along the top edge and coloured with Copics. On a seperate piece of card, stamp and colour five houses. Cut them out and stick them over the top of the wall
The next level is the breakwater and again stamp the image along the top of a piece of white card and colour with Copics. Add some sea water
The last level will be sea and a yacht. Add some highlights to your levels with a white pen
Cut two more pieces of white card measuring 4 3/4" x 4" and score every 1/2" along the shorter edge. Fold on the score lines.
Stick the back of the card to the two folded pieces with double sided tape. Arrange the layers to suit, trimming any excess off the bottom and then sticking them to the folds
Build up the layers and finish by adding the front of the card
And Voila......one Concertina card!!!!
Materials
Hobby Art Stamps - Harbour
Memento Ink - Tuxedo Black
Copics - C1,2,3,4,5,7, W1,2,3,5,7, E07,18,30,
31,33,35,37,71,77,79,93,95, BG11,72,75,93, B01,91, R24,27,29
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Fabulous card - love the scene that's been created and all the various layers give such depth.
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing art work. So beautiful and marvelous scene. Thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeletelovely greeet
Marja
Lovely 3D project which really shows of this stamp set :)
ReplyDeleteMaggieH
Fantastic. I bet it looks amazing in real life. Fantastic and thanks for the great tut
ReplyDeleteLove this! I've pinned it so I can find it again when I need some inspiration, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWow, this is really fabulous, a lot of work but for a so beautiful result...!! Thanks for sharing too...
ReplyDeleteGreat work!
ReplyDeleteLove your concertina card!
ReplyDeleteI have had this stamp set for ages and never used it,thanks for the inspiration
WOW this card is FABULOUS, thanks so much for sharing your inspiration, and have a great weekend..Amazing how you used the stamps...
ReplyDeleteomg how utterly amazing and ingenious. So very very clever and, well, wow
ReplyDeleteThank you all for your lovely comments. It is a really fun card to make and folds fairly flat for posting!!
ReplyDeleteDo give it a go!!
Jane x
Hi Jane, loving blog and the work done is really superb..
ReplyDeleteHobby Art Harbour set made a wonderful concertina card and all the efforts we appreciate.
Final look is awesome :)..