Frankie goes trick-or-treating! |
Ahhh Frank. What's Halloween without our favorite monster?
Lettering Delights recently introduced their new Frankly Frank collection and it wasn't until today that I had a chance to make a card with it. There are just too many new LD stuff to keep up!
I decided to keep it simple this time. Today's project is a basic A2-size (4.25" x 5.5") hybrid card with a print-and-cut base and a paper-pieced main image. Instead of printing the sentiment onto the base/background, I decided to put it onto a banner and have Frankie hold it up instead.
Here is how the card looks like on the virtual mat. Using Silhouette Studio Designer Edition, I print-and-cut the card base and the banner. Frankie was cut out on colored cardstock and paper-pieced (a.k.a. layered).
Once I figured out the overall design, the actual card came together very quickly. This is because the card base was print-and-cut and Frankie himself was easy to assemble. In fact, it felt somewhat anti-climatic when I finished so I decided to make a couple more.
Everyone, meet Frankie, Franken, and Frank. *giggle*
Will the real Frankie please stand up? |
Here are the files that I used to make the card(s):
Files used:
Frankie: Frankly Friends Cut Its
Pennant: Knit Wits Socktober Cut Its
Background: Frankly Friends Paper Pack
Sentiment: LD Masking Tape font
To round off the corners, I used my trusty old Corner Chomper.
And that's all that there is to it. :-)
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ReplyDeleteAnti-climatic? LOL, making masterpieces each time is not enough of a challenge for you? It may seem obvious to you, but your examples are always fun eye openers. Thanks, Jin!
ReplyDeleteYour crafting is always just so perfect. I love everything you do. You also make me laugh and humor is really important factor to me! I use it daily and I think it makes life alot more pleasant. Your super!
ReplyDeleteLove it Crafty Lady!!!
ReplyDeleteLove your Fankie Card....
ReplyDeleteWhats Halloween without a Frankie boo - ing us:)
Wonderful job on your cards. I like the offsets you used (I think that is what you did) on the background. Your Frankie turned out super!
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Adorable!! Love it!
ReplyDeleteSo-VERY-cute! I'm new to your site and still waiting on my Silhouette to be shipped. I see texture on your paper. Is the texture on your cardstock paper or is it in the digital paper? What cardstock are you using to print your cards on?
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