2/18/2022

Cards & Cocktails | Four Fold Panel Card

Cards and Cocktails | F 

This weeks course is focusing on cards and cocktails that start with the letter F - If this is your first time here, welcome! I am offering a 26 week course  (via my Facebook page) where I work my way through the Alphabet making cards that start with that weeks letter. This week is Four Panel Card (sometimes called the quarter fold - I won't double-dip PROMISE). This weeks drink; how about a Fuzzy Navel - I have never had one, but they sound delicious. 

I have been picking rather simple card folds, because if you are like me, time is valuable and I need cards that are quick, stunning, and easy. As a mom to 4 kiddos, who homeschools, is heavily involved with scouts, and works part-time from home, life can be crazy! Just because a card is easy to make, doesn't mean it cannot be stunning. 


You can catch this weeks course replay below. Measurements and supplies for this particular card are noted at the end of this post. 
If the video doesn't play - Click HERE  you will be redirected to my Facebook Page DanYellScraps. 




I loved the layered flowers used on this card! It is on the bulky side so, if you do decided to go this route make sure you are prepared to pay for extra postage when mailing. 


I simply love how the leaf hangs off the edge on the front panel.  


This weeks Drink is a Fuzzy Navel - I have never had one, and thought this would be a fun drink to try on date night. I saw that it can be made with Peach Schnapps and orange juice, and some people even us lemonade and a splash of vodka. Sounds like a fun treat! 


Be sure to catch the entire course by heading over to DanYellScraps on Facebook, click going under classes for the Cocktails and Cards! See you next Thursday at 7pm eastern! 

Measurements: 

Cards stock: 

5.5 x 11 Scored at  1/4, 3 3/4, and 7 1/4 
You will need to trim 5/8 off one side of this after scoring. Line the left side of the panel up at the 5/8 mark, with the 1/4 scored mark at the top of your trimmer. Then cut until you hit the very last score mark. then cut this small section off. If you are visual person like me, check out the video above. 
(1) 2 3/4 x 4 1/4 (Front panel that will be tacked on later)
(2) 2 1/2 x 4 (Front panel-front and back side.)
(2) 3 1/4 x 4 3/4 (Two inside panels) 
(1) 4 x 5 1/4 (back panel) 

Pattern Paper: (note I used white daisy cardstock on my cards) 

(1) 2 3/4 x 4 1/4 (Front panel that will be tacked on later)
(2) 2 1/2 x 4 (Front panel-front and back side.)
(2) 3 1/4 x 4 3/4 (Two inside panels) 
(1) 4 x 5 1/4 (back panel) 

Supplies used: 


Thanks for Stopping By!


2/15/2022

Stunning Stencils

It's the Technique Blog Hop, let's talk about a stencils! 

Stencils can be used with so many different mediums. Today I am using my 12x12 circle stencil with distress oxide inks. The final project was cut to fit a card. If you have you arrived here from Wendy Kessler's blog you are in the right spot! Wasn't her project so cute! If you are starting here, perfect, you can follow the link below to the next hop. 
 



I am so giddy with how cute these cards turned out. I love to scrapbook, so my purchase of the Stencil pack #2 from close to my heart was only being used for pages. It dawned on me that I could create an entire page with this stencil, and trim it down into card panels to create cards. 

I even created a little video of my process! If you watch it, you will see what I do with my stencil before cleaning it off! 


Here are few close up's of the cards I made! I hope I have inspired you to be creative with stencils, and think outside of the box when it comes to using 12x12 stencils for cards. 



Keep Calm



You are my Sunshine


Now it is time to hop on over to Michelle Johns' Blog. She has another creative project you will surely be inspired by! 

Supplies used in my project: 

2/04/2022

Cocktails and Cards| Double Z-Fold

This week on Cocktails and Cards we focuses on the letter D! So that means Double Z-Fold Card and a Daiquiri. Now in my C&C course I don't actually make or have a drink, I simply share a recipe of said drink. 

Double Z-Fold Card

So the Double Z-Fold has to be one of the top 10 simplest card folds I have made. Once you have your score marks figured out, there are so many possibilities on how this card presents it's self.  

Watch the replay of this live tutorial below or Click HERE if the video isn't working. 





Look how this folds flat for mailing. Tip - the more layers you add, the chance you run of extra postage needed. Rule of thumb to help gage is if your completed card inside an envelop can fit in the opening slot of your Fiskars paper trimmer, (this is the paper trimmer I have)  you are most likely okay to mail without extra postage. 


Here you get a nice view of the Double Z's that are created when putting the two folds together. 


See the slight variation of the center piece? this care is so EASY to customize. You can make this piece as tall as the top card, slightly shorter like the bottom card, or even shorter for a more pronounced look. I say let your creativity run wild. To make this work, your score marks should compliment each other on the two pieces.  


Like any card front, the design is left to your theme, paper choice (busy, subtle, etc.), and creativity. You can see on both cards, due to my busy background, I opted for a simple card front. 


The inside of the first card, holds a sweet girl stamp from the CTMH Besties stamp series - Kelsie. This is a card for my daughter who loves this stamp set. Otherwise you would reserve this space to hand write, or stamp your heartfelt message. I will use the back of the card! 

I really hope you enjoyed todays creative session! Join me each Thursday LIVE at 7pm eastern on my Facebook Business page, to catch this series. I follow the alphabet - and this next card will be based on the letter E. 

Measurements: 

Cardstock: 
Base: 4.25 x 11 --- score at 2.75 and 5.50 
Top fold: 3 x 9.75 --- score at 2.75 and 5.50
White Daisy: 2.5 x 2.75

Pattern Paper: 
Base: 4 x 5.25, 2.5 x 4 (you will need of these cut)
Top Fold: 2.5 x 2.75, 2.75 x 4
 
Scrap cardstock, white daisy etc. for embellishing the front/inside etc. 

Stamp sets used: S2202E (February Stamp of the Month), Z3982 Party Gnomes (includes thin cut), Z3938 Besties - Kelsie (includes thin cut) 

Today's coordinating drink is the Daiquiri (Strawberry)

  • You can enjoy this with or without the rum (I am not big drinker, so without would be fine for me)
  • This makes 8 servings! You will want a blender, about 6 cups of ice, 1/2 cup sugar, 4 oz of FROZEN strawberries, 1/8 cup of lime juice, 1/2 cup of lemon juice, 3/4 cup of rum (optional), 1/4 cup lemon-lime flavored carbonated beverage. 
  • Blend all ingredients until smooth! 
  • Recipe can be found on Allrecipes.com Author is TBOND 
Thanks for stopping by!
Danielle


Todays card was inspired by several Pinterest finds when searching Double Z-Fold cards! Loads of inspiration out there, enjoy. 

Click HERE to see the entire series


2/03/2022

Why You Need LFTC

I have something amazing I want to share with you all! 

Together with Pauline Teahan and Michelle Johns, we have created LFTC! 

🦩Let’s Flock Together Circle

The original Let’s Flock Together was born in a time where people had a TON of time newly on their schedule.  We were all about the ‘let’s show them how to do this’ mindset.  We still are! 
With the world opening back up again, we wanted to introduce something that was a bit easier to take with you.  That is how LFTC was born.  
With LFTC, you will get 6-12 tutorials, with videos, and a PDF with measurements and photos. These tutorials will be something that will be exclusive to the LFTC! 


Here is a sneak peek at February's projects. 

You will also have access to our FREE Facebook group Let's Flock Together where we share weekly scrapbooking prompts, Tip Tuesday videos, and share artwork. A true community of crafters who are creative, kind, and fun! 



To learn more about LFTC and what it has to offer head on over to our website: HERE

Danielle 


2/02/2022

Smitten | Valentines to Go

Slimline Cards: 


I have been creating slimline cards a lot more lately. In January I created a Slimline card workshop that creates 48 cards. There are 4 cute designs from which you will create 12 cards each. I hosted two classes, one in-person and one virtual, after those two classes,  I ended up with  a small selection of pre-cut kits left in stock! 

Here are the cards: 







How do you get your hands on a kit or the workshop?
  1. You can get the workshop (PDF) guide free when you shop with me via my personal shopping link DanYellScraps Purchase the supplies I have listed or $25.00 before shipping and tax. I will email the PDF to you directly! This is a virtual file and does not include any physical items. 
  2. You can purchase a Pre-cut Kit for $18.00 USD for porch pick up if you are local, or $23.00 for a mailed kit. Use the PayPal below. 
  3. Spend $150.00 with me, and received the Prepaid Kit for Free, along with PDF guide to create more Slimline cards -> If you choose this option contact me about our VIP Program you will earn $22.50 in CTMH cash to use on future order plus $15.00 just for signing up. 
  4. If you are fellow CTMH Maker - message me for a personal invoice for just the guides $12.00 ea

Materials Needed: 

CC12218 Smitten Paper Packet

CC12219 Smitten Coordinating Cardstock

CC12111 Smitten Stamp + Thin Cuts

X5974 Raspberry Cardstock (1 sheet)

1385 White Daisy Cardstock (4 sheets)

Z2812 Raspberry Exclusive Inks™ Stamp Pad 

Z4189 Intense Black Exclusive Inks™ Stamp Pad

Z2805 Black Exclusive Inks™ Stamp Pad 

Z2491 True Blue TriBlend™ Marker

Z2530 Pale Pink Shades TriBlend™ Marker 

Z2510 Ice Grey Shades TriBlend™ Marker

Z2482 Citrus TriBlend™ Marker

Z3515 Black Journaling Pen (.01) 

Z3224 Small Round Waterbrush 

Z1513 White Gel Pens 

Y1000 1" × 1" My Acrylix® Block 

Y1002 1" × 3½" My Acrylix® Block



Precut Slimline Card Kit - Include precut materials needed to create 4 cards. Does not include stamp set or adhesive.