Football Time!

Hello and welcome back to the weekly Saturday post featuring ScrappyDew Files and the incredible Silver Bullet Pro.  So happy you have a few minutes to spend with me.  So for this weeks card, I have something a little different.  It's a set of 6 notecards that have a slider.  I have made these for the person that I credit getting me into card making.  She  is an avid Oregon Ducks fan.  But living now in Alaska, she has to send away for any Duck stuff.  So for the past few years I have been making her notecards for her birthday.  Here are the lyrics for this years edition...

~Turkey Bowl 2014 (it had the football I needed)
~2 shiny new pennies (card won't slide if the pennies don't shine)
~EK Sucess Round foam 3D stickies (.25 inch) and square ones
~Made in Oregon shop, Oregon Ducks Scrapbook paper
~Silver Bullet Pro Cutter
~Sure Cuts A Lot 4 software
~glue, scissors, my Epson printer and other stuff I can't remember

The card is pretty straight forward.  For the A2 card, I made the top 4.00 by 5.25 and the centered a .25 rectangle in the middle.  Welded it together.  For the words, I made the letters .25 high and then just printed them with at least an inch on either side.  Then cut the strips, centered them on the card base.  Next take one penny and using a glue dot attached the football.  Then put a 3D foam circle and placed it on the penny.  Now place this in the rectangle that is cut out of the special paper, take off the paper on the the foam circle and attach the other penny.  This is how the football slides.

(I REALLY SHOULD HAVE TAKEN PICS!  IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE EMAIL ME)

Now take some 3D foam squares to prop up the special paper section.  Center the rectangle over the words on the base of the card and attach.  (maybe some pics would help)

I hope this makes sense

See the pennies make the football slide

the inside

A set of 6 notecard and envelopes

Yeah, that project is done.  I still have to make her birthday card.  Also on the agenda is a summer time fun card.  So still a lot of work to do.  See you next week!

Bright Blessings, Jana