Tuxedo Card

 This adorable creation is super easy to make. How cute are those froggies?? As always there are some instructions posted below and a video to follow along on YouTube

There is a video to follow on my YouTube channel

Card Making Supplies:-

A5 card

Glitter Card

Heffy Doodle Be Hoppy Stamp & Die Set

Crafty Purple Frog Lily Pad Layering Stencil

Acetate

Distress Oxides in Unchartered Mariner, Cracked Pistachio, Lucky Clover and Pumice Stone

Heffy Doodle Lets Party Jumbo Sentiment

Card Making Instructions:-

Beginning with the sheet of A5 card with the longest side at the top score at 2, 4, 6 and 8 inch. 

Turn the card 90 degrees and score the 2 line down at 2 1/2 inch. This just needs to be a tiny mark. 

Cut down the score line until you reach the mark. Score from the end of the cut to diagonally t the 2nd score line and fold as a mountain. Do the same to the 4th score line.

Now adhere the flap onto the back of the first panel

A piece of card was blended with the Uncharted Mariner and then the stencil applied using Cracked Pistachio, lucky clover and pumice stone distress oxides.

Using glitter card cut 4 pieces that measure 5 3/4 x 1 3/4. Place 2 pieces to one side, one the other 2 pieces mark 2 1/2 down on one side and draw diagonally to the top corner. Make sure you do opposite corners on each piece and cut away the triangle.

Cut 2 pieces of glitter to measure 2 1/4 x 1 3/4 and cut these diagonally corner to corner. From the 4 pieces you should have 2 that will fit the triangle flaps

Glue the glitter card onto the card base 

Cut the patterned paper to measure 5 1/2  x  1 1/2 inch. On 2 measure 3 inch from the bottom and cut diagonally to the top corner as before. As there is not a lot of the patterned paper. I trimmed these down to make my triangles and then cut what was left to make my back panels

Images were stamped and  coloured before being die cut out and attached to strips of acetate

The let's party sentiment was cut from a piece of card which had been coloured using Unchartered mariner and splattered with pumice stone. To attach this a bracket was created which was 1 inch x 3 inch and scored at 1/2, 1, 2, 2 1/2 inch.