Make-Up pop up Slider card

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A while back I was lucky enough to win two Made to Surprise Super Sliders Collection die sets designed by Sam Calcott and a co-ordinating make-up stamp set from Craft Stash during a live demo on CraftWorld by Sam as she was launching her new range.  It's taken me a long time to complete this as I had several other projects on the go already and this set took me right out of my comfort zone as I rarely make feminine girly cards!


I do love the pop up slider style and made the base from kraft card over stamping with VersaMark ink for a watermark effect.


Some of the stamped make up items (coloured with promarkers) were arranged on the centre pop up section (perfume bottle raised on foam pads, nail polish, lipstick and lips shaped and adhered with silicone gel).  These stamps have co-ordinating dies so no fussy cutting!  Added a few die cuts above - the purple marbled card I've had in my stash for years.  Finishing touches with some gold gel pen highlights for even more sophistication.


On the hidden slider reveal panels I've stamped a cupcake at the top (coloured with promarkers plus glossy accents on the cherry and decorations) and sentiment at the bottom.  Lots of stamped hearts too.



Definitely a fun card to make and I will do more now I know how it all goes together especially as the pop up element can be changed to a different shape.
 

I've used -
Made to Surprise 6x6" sq super slider die set,
make-up die set & make-up A5 stamp set
Papermania Kraftstax
Promarkers
Gold gel pen
Woodware cupcake stamp
mag freebie Ranger Letter It sentiment stamp
Linking up with -
Cut It Up Challenge 210, World Cardmaking Day - Create a card!  Include a die cut!






C.R.A.F.T. Challenge #571 Shaped Card / Anything Goes






Thank you for visiting - I'd love you to leave a comment if you have time - Steph x

Comments

  1. ClurMonday, 05 October, 2020

    A great card Steph! I'm the same as you with regards to girly cards - not my forte. However, the dies for the card base would be very handy as the one time I made this type without dies, it took me an age to get the cutting right! 💕 Clare x

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  2. As.I.Do.Rodos.Monday, 05 October, 2020

    A wonderful card Ginny x
    My Blog As I do Rodos

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  3. Alison59Monday, 05 October, 2020

    Congrats on your win Steph. Love your card :-)

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  4. @d_e_craftsTuesday, 06 October, 2020

    Fabulous shaped card, I love the way it stands and folds flat for posting. Thank you for joining us at the CRAFT challenge this week.

    Debbie
    CRAFT DT
    decraftsblog.wordpress.com {my blog}

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  5. Cut It Up Challenge BlogWednesday, 07 October, 2020

    That looks like it was a blast to make! Well done.
    Thanks for joining us at Cut it Up for our World Cardmaking Day challenge!

    Evelyn
    http://mylittlecraftblog.wordpress.com

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  6. EmmaTMonday, 12 October, 2020

    Fantastic fun card. Emmax

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  7. LarelynWednesday, 14 October, 2020

    How fun is this card!!! What a clever idea. Thanks for joining our Cut it Up Challenge.

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