Welcome to another wonderful and inspirational
I hope you have seen what the inventive Tricia has come up
with this time on her Efficient Crafters Blog.
With these beautiful papers ist is easy to envision many projects.
It always seems to me that they know what you need at Club Scrap.
As you might have seen from my previous post and pictures,
we do have a boat and live close to a lake, so what better kit
could I have wanted! Thanks Club Scrap!!
So as I am busy making my Christmas card,I thought
my idea could also work for this kit. I have been making
these tea light easel cards. I found some wonderful instructions
online HERE if you like to give this a try too.
This is behind our house: The Westeinder Lake.
The card can be send flat and when received
lift it up and it will stand behind the anchor
that is glued to the card with thick double sided tape.
When the artificial light is put behind the window,
it makes a wonderful scenery card.
When you have a few of them it is really nice to look
at the cardsin the evening
This is how the card looks when it is all flat.
When you open the card you see this, even
decorated on the inside.
I made the waves with a piece op post-it
that pas torn and I added inkt and moved it down to create
more waves. I love the dots that came with this kit.
Of course I made a Christmas variation too!
The Christmas stamps I used are from
an unmounted set from 2007 called
A Very Groovy Christmas
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(click on the picture to see a larger version)
Are you up to more inspiration?
Well it is time to hop over to
and I am sure she has something special
for you too.
If you get lost, you will find all participants
on the Club Scrap Blog.
Thanks for looking
and your wonderful comments.
Have a creative day!
Brilliant card, Hetty! I love that you could use the "anchor" image as an actual "anchor"! How clever!
ReplyDeleteSo clever and so pretty! A nice idea for when you want your card to have a little "something extra". I'm definitely "pinning" this for a future CASE! Both the Lakes and the Christmas versions are beautiful, TFS!
ReplyDeleteHetty, this card is absolutely amazing in form and function!! Love it so much, thanks for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteWow! I'm officially blown away! Great idea, beautiful cards.
ReplyDeleteHi Hetty! Love the idea of a "window" card. The picture of the lake by your house is gorgeous too! Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteOK, this is too neat! How fun is this to make and look at! Thanks for the link, I definately want to make some of these for Christmas!
ReplyDeleteSuch FUN cards, Hetty! And they are BEAUTIFUL!! Your window easel tea light cards are just darling! Love the boat and sentiment and especially the way you created wavy water. Such beautiful blues too! Also love your "mod" Christmas variations too! Thanks for sharing! hugs, Laura
ReplyDeleteAwesome cards - great idea!
ReplyDeleteThese are so pretty Love the cards!
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing! I love the details and folding. The recipient of these cards will be very happy!
ReplyDeleteI just love this great, clever card idea! You did such a great job with it, I definitely hope to get one of these made soon, thanks for sharing your version of this clever card!
ReplyDeleteWow Hetty I love the details of the making of the card and the Christmas one as well. I don't think I have the patience to make very many but they look fantastic!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful cards. Love that they're made to put a tea light behind.
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