His eyes got big, and he asked, "Can you make an exploding card, Grandma?!" I had to laugh and tell him, no, I was just kidding. Then we went on to discuss what he wanted for his birthday (I've heard all week about the various things he wants, after every toy commercial on the Cartoon Network, lol). We decided that probably a gift card to Toys R Us would be best, so he can pick out what he wants, and Grandma doesn't blow it by getting the wrong thing.
His favorite colors are red and black, so I incorporated them in this surprise slider card. When you pull on the ribbon on the left (he's left-handed), not only does the greeting slide out on that side, but the gift card slides out the other side at the same time. Cool, huh? I hope he thinks so!
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Stamps: Extreme Skateboard, Starring You
Cardstock: Real Red, Basic Black, Whisper White
DP: Night & Day Designer Series Paper (retired)
Ink: Basic Black Classic, Basic Black Craft
Accessories: Black Stampin' Emboss Powder, Heat Tool, Basic Black 1/4 inch Grosgrain Ribbon, Slit Punch, 1-3/8 inch Circle Punch, 1-1/4 inch Circle Punch, Large Star Punch
Fabulous card! He is going to love it.
ReplyDeleteGreat card, Cindy--bet he loved it!
ReplyDeleteHad to laugh too; I just posted a double slider card on my blog--it has the pull on the left side. Never even stopped to think a righty might like it better on the other side. . . .
Great card, Cindy! Where can I find the instructions to make it? If you know, please send me an e-mail at mroberts2@cfl.rr.com. Thanks for sharing such a great idea!
ReplyDeleteI love these, don't you? My upline shared this slider gift card holder idea with us for a gift card team swap Christmas '08 - this was one of my favorites. I think I need to dust it off and make it again with my stamp campers. Great job on yours! Cheryl
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