While exploring other blogs, I came across some you tube videos for a triple easel card, which was actually easy to make. Much easier than it looks! The main challenge is finding the right paper and embellishments for the side panels as they will look sideways when card is closed (shown here).
Keeping that in mind, I used my sakura punches by Punch Bunch to decorate the side panels. You can't really decorate using things that have a definite right or wrong way. Here's what the card looks like once you open it up... to keep the card open, I used a bunch of pop dots in strategic paces.
Being that my sister is the talent behind this company, I thought it only fitting to name the first image after her! Thanks Denise for all your hard work! Miss you!
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Supplies:
- Kiyomi- Sister Stamps
- Banner and sentiment stamp- Lawn Fawn
- Sakura punches- Punch Bunch
- Washi paper- Hanko
- Cardstock-Bazzil
- Gems- Kaisercraft
Ooh, that triple easel card looks fun to make.
ReplyDeleteHummm, will have to try this one out..Cute image! Best of Luck Sister, Sister, for sure you will do great...BTW - I am a follower!
WOW, I LOVE the triple easel card. Oh yikes, I better get black and gray Copics to ink up their hair.
ReplyDeleteOh WOW, the triple easel card is quite impressive and the perfect playground for little Kiyomi! Adorable card Jenny!
ReplyDeleteI just preordered Kiyomi last night! Love your triple easel card--what a fantastic way to spotlight Kiyomi!
ReplyDeleteWonderful Jenny! :) Any link to the Triple Easel tutorial? Would luv to see how to assemble.
ReplyDeleteShe is so cute. Love this card and the color my fav. purple.
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Kate
Kiyomi is adorable! I love your triple easel card. It looks complicated to make, but you are so talented that's why it wasn't hard to make!
ReplyDeleteI've been seeing this neat new type of card over at you tube too...been contemplating whether or not to try one, but OMGosh! After one look at this FABULOUS card you've created, I'm just itching to try one out soon. Your triple easel card is definitely the best I've seen, Jenny! What a wonderful way to showcase the new Sisters stamps we're all anxiously waiting for!
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