I have an article this month called Floating Fronts. it's just a little idea I had to make 3D cards which go flat in an envelope (I like it when things go flat in envelopes, it's just one of those things..)
All of the instructions are in the magazine, and they must make some sense as Netty has already made one!
The stamps I used are by Scrolls Work and Stampotique and they are all available from Happy Daze in the UK.
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This looks great, Joanne! I can't wait....
ReplyDeleteFAB idea - got mine on subscription just a couple of days ago, still browsing!
ReplyDeleteKathyk
I can't wait to get my issue so I can turn right to your article! You always have such amazing projects and fun ideas!
ReplyDeleteGot mine too - Joanne I love this idea and will be giving it a go. Love your article.
ReplyDeleteLesley x
Fabulous article, Joanne! Love your cards - what fun they must be to receive in the mail!
ReplyDeleteJoanne, how neat! wish I could get the mag- congrats!
ReplyDeleteWay to go girl! I don't think we have that magazine here but if we do...I'll be checking it out!
ReplyDeleteWay to go -congrats!
ReplyDeleteExcellent! Love the colourway you've used. Will get my copy asap!
ReplyDeleteYour floating card Joanne is brilliant and so easy to understand, plus I love the style of yours. Brilliant article and tutorial. Annette x
ReplyDeletelooks fab Joanne - mine is sitting waiting to be read later.
ReplyDeleteMust rush out and buy a copy!!! Jo x
ReplyDeleteLooks great! I need to find a copy!
ReplyDeletegood article Joanne...bound to be a hit with everyone
ReplyDeleteThat's a great idea Joanne.
ReplyDeleteOOh congrats on a new publication Joanne! I need to get myself a copy now:0) xxx
ReplyDeleteLOVED your article in CS. Always looking for something a bit different to create so thank you for the idea and tips.
ReplyDeleteLesley x
Wonderful article Joanne and very easy to follow. Loved the inspiration and have had a little play as I really loved the 'floating' idea. Hugs Cherry XXx
ReplyDeleteHi Joanne, I saw a 3D card on display at my local craft shop, promptly took pics & made notes as to how to make my own version. After I'd finished I wondered what on earth the style of card was called! The shop told me it was a floating front card and after Googling that I found your blog. Blimey, it's taken me over 3 years to discover this fab card fold!
ReplyDeleteI don't have the issue of Craft Stamper your article appeared in and I've written my own tutorial which I was planning to share on my blog - if that's OK with you. I have credited you and added your blog address to the tutorial. I hope that's OK but please let me know if you'd rather I didn't share it - you can email me at ruthmuz at aol dot com.
Thanks so much for this wonderful idea!
Ruth x