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3D Display Card 1

Hey all, it has been a while since I last updated my blog. Busy and having fun creating all these 3D display cards. Once again, I would like to thank Jennifer McGuire for the inspiration. I have many people asking about the dimensions of the card so I’m going to share it today. 

I created my own template using the rainbow arch from Mama Elephant slim scene scape rainbow add on. Check out the dimensions below. 


Next, I die cut the slopes using Lawn Fawn stitched hillside borders and created a path. 

For the background, I stamped, embossed and inked it.

 

Lastly, I stamped the adorable Christmas-themed critters, coloured and assembled them.  


Thanks for dropping by and hope you like it. 😊


 

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  1. Gab10 October 2021 at 11:46

    That is so cool! thanks for sharing the dimensions

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