I saw this technique on YouTube and just knew I had to try it. It is easy and fun to do. I bet you can't make just one!!!
Supplies
Cut one sheet of heavy card stock 7x5
for the front. You either want to color this, dry emboss it or use a
decorative card stock (one that won't detract from your scene inside).
Or you can adhere decorative paper to the front.
Cut one sheet of heavy card stock 7x5 for the back, This can be plain card stock
Die to cut out a "window" on the front piece. Or manually cut a hole about 3x4" in the center of the front.
Scraps of heavy card stock for two tabs
Score and fold at the 1" mark in from each end
Score and fold at the 1 1/2" mark in from each end
You should have a 4" by 5" space in the center of each.
Decorate this 4 x 5 area on the
back piece. I water colored the Snowy Tree and the Little Lambs from
Art Impressions onto watercolor paper and adhered to the 4 x 5" spot.
Position your die in the 4 x 5"
center part of the front piece. I used a Nestabilities die to cut out
an opening and ran it thru my Cuttlebug.
Cut two tabs out of scraps of the heavy card stock. About 1" x 2" each. These tabs will seem like they are moving. So think of something interesting to put on them.
Stamp two images onto the tabs or
stamp and cut out two images and adhere to the ends of the tabs. That
is what I did. I stamped and water colored two birds from Art
Impressions. Then I water colored the tabs to match the sky on the
background and glued the birds to the ends. I trimmed my tabs to 1/2" x
2". Then after gluing the birds onto the tabs I trimmed around the
birds so not as much blue showed on the tabs.
Using a temporary adhesive, place
the tabs on the 1" x 5" areas on each side. Position them where they
show the background best and glue the ends of the tabs WITHOUT the
images to the 1x5 edges. If you are putting a word or saying on the
back and want to cover up that saying by these two tabs, position them
accordingly so when you pull the sides the word will show. In my case, I
wanted them up in the sky but at different levels not to cover the star
or the lambs.
Glue or use a Red Line tape along
the outside of the two back edges (1x5"). Be sure to tape over the tabs
to catch them in with the heavy duty tape.
Carefully place the front piece over the back piece and press down.
When you pull back and forth on the two side pieces it will look as though your images on the tabs are moving. How fun is that?
