Mold photos - part 1
Good afternoon & here I am with the first set of photos from last nights Mold meeting which are of their Show & Tell where the theme was cards with unusual folds.
This theme gave me 2 problems - firstly the cards would probably have to be picked up if the folds were structural or part of the internal part of the card & secondly - how was I going to do them justice in the photographs. Well we got round the first point easily - everyone was very careful how they handled the cards & if they had inky fingers asked someone else to hold the cards for them. For the second part - well we will see;
This theme gave me 2 problems - firstly the cards would probably have to be picked up if the folds were structural or part of the internal part of the card & secondly - how was I going to do them justice in the photographs. Well we got round the first point easily - everyone was very careful how they handled the cards & if they had inky fingers asked someone else to hold the cards for them. For the second part - well we will see;
They look so cute snuggled up together don't they
The front of this card has 3 sections - the top portion lifts up & the 2 bottom portions open like a door.
In order for you to see, I have opened it up & flipped it over.
I believe it is called a dutch fold.
A great little footballer - wonder what his thoughts are after the recent matches?
The fancy fold on this card is the multifold frame.
A very pretty card - that took some thinking about with regard to photos.
It has a shortened front with a topper which sits over a lift up flap.;
Here I have pulled back the front & lifted the inner flap to show the insert
& here with the inner flap lowered showing the other topper.
Really interesting card shape.
This is the card closed & it has a little square aperture at the top right hand corner.
Here is the first stage of opening & you can see that the floral image is in a window actually on the inside of the card too.
This is looking down on the card whilst it is stood up - so that the mechanism can be seen.
I appear to have taken this too quickly as it is a bit blurry - apologies - & I have tried to sharpen it up too.
The Poinsettia is on what is called a belly band & when you slip that off the card - you get -
a box card. The heart embellishment is on acetate so that it floats out.
Clever
I have commented mainly on the unusual folds rather than the content - all the cards were beautifully made with great designs. Well done ladies.
I will probably put the project photos up tomorrow.
I have a workshop on Tuesday - hurrah, at last - & need to make sure I have all my samples looking OK & notes written. I must admit that because workshops have not been booking I am tending to leave things to the last moment, but I have made these cards before so not so much work to do. will probably put photos here at some time.
Have a great weekend. Fingers crossed we miss much of the storms - but do take care in this heat.
'Bye for now.
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