I made this card for a Halloween challenge recently. While I was making it, I decided I "needed" to have the "Frankenstein" paper punched through to the bottom as a window, and I wanted a double matted look on top. I love how this looks in real life -- it is so dimensional!
This is so easy to do! Here's how did it.:
Line up the base cardstock and punch window.
Punch on lines. Keep the layer in the punch.
Using the lines as a guide, move the punch slightly to the left and punch again (you are making the window slightly wider.
- Repeat on opposite side.
- Use punch to trim any uneven edges.
- Layer on card as desired.
Stamps: Stampin' Up!, Batty, Sanded Background; Designer Paper; Pumpkin Pie, Basic Black, Charcoal Grey, Whisper White Cardstock; Black ink; Glitter Jimmies
7 comments:
Well that's pretty neat! Thanks for showing in pictures ;)
Oh, wow. Thanks for the directions! Definitely on my "must try" list! Love the card too, very cute.
Wow, that is a nice look, I just love that word window punch. Love your "frankie" card too. Don't ya just love Halloween cards?
Super cute Pat! I love the way you made the window.
great Halloween Card Pat!
Oh, that is one cute card Pat! I Love the way you matted the middle Frankie in the opposite color of the other two..... cute idea with the punch.
Had surgery last Tuesday, still in a cast and learning to be Left handed....dying to stamp!!! Thanks for the inspiration!!!
Shelly Schmidt
Super cool!
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