Showing posts with label RVD Gnome One Like You. Show all posts
Showing posts with label RVD Gnome One Like You. Show all posts

Friday, 12 February 2021

RVD Gnome one Like You

Hi friends, I am back to share more gnome cards again. After designing the gnome book marks, (which are also freebie card toppers if you buy the 'Gnome one like you' digi set), I made these cards too.

See RachelVassDesigns and her Etsy shop to buy any of her digi's. More cards soon ;)




I used a digital background, added my gnome digi and sentiment and coloured using my Copics.


This time I used some of the other digi images in the same gnome set. Coloured with Copics again.


I used the hearts (re-coloured red) and the gnome from the set for this card. Copic colouring again.




Wednesday, 3 February 2021

RVD Gnome One Like You Bookmark cards Tutorial and a Give Away.

Hi friends, I hope you are keeping well? I have a few bookmark cards to share today. I used one of the new release February digi's from RachelVassDesigns again. This one is called 'Gnome one Like You', I think these cute gnomes are so sweet! See Rachel's Etsy shop to buy anything, link HERE.

I decided to make some tall bookmark cards, I don't think I have seen any like this before but I may be wrong of course lol. The bookmark part can be easily taken off the card as a pressie for the recipient which I like. You just have to untie the ribbon part, I did use three tiny 3d pads behind them but they come off easily anyway....or you can just leave them without.

Anyway I liked them so much I thought I would make them a give away if you buy this Gnome digi set from Rachel's February release called 'Gnome one like you'. I designed five different coloured 'toppers' (see them all below made into cards) you just have to print and cut out and add to a tall card base. I used the same cute gnome as I  just loved it, you can colour that too or just leave it black and white.

Here is a quick tutorial of how I made the whole card and bookmark. Only pics and not a video sadly but I am hoping to do video's in future if I ever manage to figure it out lol. So here goes, I hope you like it ;) I used a different ribbon on each card btw. as they will be given individually and not as a set.


 

Here is what one looks like made into a Bookmark card;)




First for my card base I cut two 8cm strips of card from a piece of A4 card (widthwise). Then one strip of card 19cm x 6 1/2 cm (widthwise again) for the topper piece. If you want the stitched strip I used as my topper... I cut it very slightly larger and then cut it using my Lawn Fawn Slimline stitched die  (small one from set). I outlined it using a matching Copic also.

It's up to you which you want to use. Then for my final piece I printed the bookmark topper I designed and coloured my cute gnome to match. So that's 4 pieces you should have now.



Next I made the card base, take one of the two long pieces of card and crease and fold a 1cm piece at the top. Then stick that to the other long piece of card, I used my ATG gun.


 
  


Then trim off 1 cm at the bottom to make the card base the same size both back and front. 



Then you edge the top stitched piece using a matching Copic/Promaker or use ink. Then I cut two small slits on the topper piece I designed with the gnome to fit your ribbon through. I then cut and threaded my ribbon through the top piece, so it was ready to add and tie. 

Before adding it to my card I then wrapped the ribbon around the top piece of my card so it was ready to tie once added. I used 3 tiny 3d pads to stick the bookmark topper I designed on top of all that. I 'dabbed'...(is that a real word to use lol) the 3d pads on my leg so it wasn't as sticky and to make it easy to remove. It still stuck to my card anyway ;) 

Once I had added the gnome top piece I was able to tie my ribbon to the card, job done...phew! and now stand back and admire your bookmark card ;)










Here are all of them made into cards, I hope you like them all.





















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