Enjoying Nature Pull Tab Flip Card
I love learning new fun ways to create cards. It is therapeutic for me and hopefully a lot of fun for those who receive these card as well. The pull tab flip card is one of those that is so much fun to make. It provides the element of suprise with I always think is fun. For example, on this card you have a wonderful nature image of a deer in some trees. Maybe he’s looking through your window with a sentiment that seems appropriate for now–“far apart but close at heart.”
Then, you pull the tab and suprise, now you have a rabbit with a sentiment that definitely speaks to either your parent or child.
Finally, you open the card to see another deer and confirmation that this card is for your parent–Happy Father’s Day.
I love when a card takes me on a journey and has an element of suprise somewhere along the way.
I made a tic tac toe with this card using the left column: vintage, nature, and tan/cream.
If you’d like to see a video of me making a pull tab flip card, here is one with a sneek peak of the World of Good Suite
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Also used:
1/4″ Copper Trim (Retired)
Great card, I’m going to have to try a pull tab/flip card thanks for posting the video. Thanks for joining us at Watercooler Wednesday Challenge! Kath-DT
I’d love to see a picture of your pull-tab flip card when you get it made
What a fun style of card, and a great way to use those lovely stamps, too! Thanks for playing with my Tic Tac Toe grid this week!
LeAnne
Thanks LeAnne. It was such a fun card to make
What a great card Angel – your card does indeed take you on a journey with your clever fun fold. Love the rustic woodland feel of your neutrals too. I must try and make one! Thanks for playing with us over at TicTacToe this week!
Thanks Joanne. Please share a picture of what you create when you get around to creating this type of card.
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