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Busy Bees Buckle Card in Metric. tgifc#252

Today I created a Buckle Card inspired by Julie Davison of Julie's Stampin Spot.
She has created a very cute nautical card in imperial measurements and I'll attach the link to her great video tutorial, but I wanted to create one for our Australian Metric Measurements. My variation has an embellishment (the beehive) sitting over/hiding the buckle insert slot. It's a super easy but very effective. 
The Belt is a strip which is anchored under the strip of DSP and shaped using the side of the Tailored Tag Punch. The slot is created using the Classic Label Punch.
It was so much fun to make I created a second version and colour scheme. The fabulous DSP is free with a qualifying purchase until the end of March and the black and white lends itself to some very striking cards. I am entering these in the challenge at TGIF#252


You can colour the tassels using your Blender Pens to coordinate with everything, here I used Lovely Lipstick. 
 The inside stamping is bright and cheery - such lovely sentiments in this set.
 Here's the measurements.

Cardstock Base              10.5cm x 25.8 cm   score at 11cm
Cardstock Buckle          5cm x 13.5              score at 3.5

Whisper White Sentiment panels
  • Buckle sentiment : scrap of W. White
  • Inside Whisper White     10cm x 10cm

DSP front                        10cm x 10.5cm
DSP inside strip              10 cm x 4cm
DSP on buckle (optional) 4.5cm x 7cm


Here's Julie's instructions.

I'll have another sample to share soon using a completely different stampset.

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I hope you have a creative week and remember, 
"don't just post online,
 post something pretty!"
cheers, Liz
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  1. Tami Hewlett24 February 2020 at 12:40

    Awesome cards!!! I love the interactive design and need to learn how to create one. Great integration of that great paper. Thanks for joining TGIF Challenges this week.

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  2. Studio Shabaz - CreativeMe6824 February 2020 at 15:24

    Thank you Elizabeth for my Beautiful card... I absolutely LOVE it!!! Thank you for sharing how it is made <3
    Cheers Shaz

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  3. Tami Hewlett26 February 2020 at 00:41

    Bee-autiful!!! Love the interactive element too!!! Thanks for joining TGIF Challenges this week.

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