Pull-Tab cards are really fun to make! Who doesn't love a fun, interactive card?!
This week for Demo, Bekah was the demonstrator and she showed us what Pull-Tab Cards are and how they work!!!
Check out some of these fun ideas!!
This week for Demo, Bekah was the demonstrator and she showed us what Pull-Tab Cards are and how they work!!!
Check out some of these fun ideas!!
For those of you who have a home die-cut machine, you will be pleased to know that Lawn Fawn has created a couple Pull-Tab die-cuts and those sets are:
Magic Color Slider:
This die-cut set allows you to "color" an image by creating a pull-tab that reveals the color underneath
Magic Color Slider:
This die-cut set allows you to "color" an image by creating a pull-tab that reveals the color underneath
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Magic Picture Changer:
This die-cut allows the creator to make a picture-changing card so you have 2 images to transition back and forth from.
This die-cut allows the creator to make a picture-changing card so you have 2 images to transition back and forth from.
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For Demo this week, Bekah got creative with making her OWN Pull-Tab Cards using some of the stamps, die-cuts, and papers we carry here at the store!!
Check out this cute card Bekah created using the Taylored Expressions Brick Embossing Folder and this Knight and Dragon die-cut set from Karen Burniston Designs
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The pull-tab is connected to the Knight so that when you pull the tab out, the Knight charges at the Dragon!!
***The pull-tab piece is inserted into the back side of the castle, behind the base of the card, and is adhered to the Knight through the 2 slits of paper you see below. The Knight has some mounting tape behind it so it has a little bit of dimension so it overlaps the castle and Dragon just slightly***
***The pull-tab piece is inserted into the back side of the castle, behind the base of the card, and is adhered to the Knight through the 2 slits of paper you see below. The Knight has some mounting tape behind it so it has a little bit of dimension so it overlaps the castle and Dragon just slightly***
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Next, Bekah cut out some little apples from this paper from Alexandra Renke Designs... and she put ONE of them on the pull-tab.. which is a really cute idea!!
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I LOVE THIS NEXT IDEA!!!
Bekah used this stamp set from Whimsy Stamps, Bunny Balloons and this Lawn Fawn Magic Picture Changer add-on die-cut...
Bekah used this stamp set from Whimsy Stamps, Bunny Balloons and this Lawn Fawn Magic Picture Changer add-on die-cut...
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This card is SO CUTE!!!
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The last idea Bekah had was using this Sailboat die-cut as well as this stitched Rolling Waves die-cut from Taylored Expressions
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I love how cute this idea is.. and a simple pull-tab card!
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The trick to making a pull-tab card is giving yourself some dimension on the base WHERE THE ITEM IS BEING PULLED FROM
You can see below how the wave at the bottom of the card has a little more dimension than the rest of the card. Bekah added the dimension by adding Mounting Tape behind the wave before she adhered it down.
You can see below how the wave at the bottom of the card has a little more dimension than the rest of the card. Bekah added the dimension by adding Mounting Tape behind the wave before she adhered it down.
You can make your own Pull-Tab Cards using ANY idea... whether you use paper with images and fussy-cut them out, use stamps, or die-cuts... an interactive card is just a few steps away!!
