*Update: Basic directions - I took an 8 1/2 by 11 inch sheet of blue paper and cut it in half. I took one of the half sheets (8 1/2 by 5 1/2) and folded both ends toward the middle to make it look like closed doors. I took the other half sheet and mounted it behind the "doors", I did not really measure it. I cut and sponged ink on 1 inch squares for the doors. I used a holographic snowflake scrapbook paper for the lighted windows and put blue strips across them to make them look more like windows. Then I cut several blue rectangles for the Police Box sign, the strip above the sign, and trimmed one for the curved part at the top of the card. All of this was mounted onto the paper behind the doors. I used the snowflake paper and blue scraps for the light at the top. I sponged the edges of every thing to give it some depth. It took a while to make it, but I eyeball everything instead of exactly measuring. Hope that answered your question.*
Not too bad. I had to phone Cristi for advice about what Dr. Who might say on a birthday card. Cristi, thanks for helping me out. The card was well received.
Here are a few other cards I have made recently:
Pink Birthday card using Stampin' Up's Beary Best Friends set.
Skateboard card using Stampin' Up's Extreme Skateboard stamp.
Too many candles card using Stampin' Up's That's Funny set.
LOVE the Doctor Who card!
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ReplyDeleteOh, very nice!! Thank you for sharing at Sharing Saturday!
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DeleteI want to make a Dr. Who card for my husband's birthday, not sure how to even tackle that. Looks complicated! He's loved Dr. Who since we were first married in 1980.....Great card! Thanks for sharing. Kim
ReplyDeleteI started writing down all of the measurements for the paper for the card but then moved it somewhere and did not find it again. I will put a update in the post with a bit of directions.
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