Bashful Fawn. pull slider card.
by Pam Simpson

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Hello everyone, hope you are enjoying seeing these wonderful cards using these New Slider Dies from our parent company Memory Box. I have used “Straight Slider Grooves”

You have until 12 am US EST September 13 to leave comments on these posts, to be in with a chance to win dies & stamps.

My first ever slider card! as I only received this die a few  days ago, kind of wondered what to create, I went with this cute Poppystamps Bashful Fawn. 

Start of my card..Poppystamps  Open Hillside & Pointed Rectangle Frame.  these I taped down to die cut together through my machine..

Added some shading with distress inks, adhered to a larger white card shape.

Hidden pull slider! hope you understand what I have done.. I have used the smallest die from Memory Box. Straight Slider Grooves set of three. card size around 4.1/4″x 1.1/2″  I cut roughly in the centre. On the reverse I used thick foam tape strips.. Make sure you leave room for the slider strip to run smooth(mine is 3/4″) Leave one short edge NO tape! to pull your hidden message.

My Bashful Fawn die cut in fawn card colour I have glued this to acetate for strength. leaving plenty down the bottom to adhere as shown onto tiny piece`s on foam tape.. dust this with statistic powder   OR (Baby powder works great) make sure nothing is going to stick and your pull slider runs smooth.

Close up how I decorated the card front! did you notice I cut another “Open Hillside” adhered to the front with “Dotted Curve”to this.  where Bashful Fawn starts. 

He`s half way along now!.

Going!.

Almost gone! 

Thanks for stopping by and don`t forget to comment..you have a chance to win a Slider Groove” die and stamp set of your choice! ..

Pam x

 

Supplies

1938 Pointed Rectangle Frames
1876 Bashful Fawn
1867 Open Hillside
1728 Swaying Birch
1294 Cheery Cardinals
CL454 Believe in Magic clear stamp set
99851 Straight Slider Grooves

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68 Comments

  1. Your cards are adorable! I love the different views of the precious deer. Very clever way to use the slider grooves dies.

  3. How clever to attach the deer to the slider so that it moves along when you pull out the sentiment; giving it movement too.

  14. Who knew that slider cards could be so endearing? (No pun intended – I’m not that clever)! This is so charming, Pam. You’ve turned me from someone who would never consider making a slider card to someone that would. Sweeter than sweet, my talented friend. ❤️❤️❤️

  17. What a fun, gorgeous card. I love the way the fawn moves through the trees and snow. The card sparkles with snow and pops with the red birds. I’ve seen slider cards before, but the way all of you gals used them to make such clever scenes makes me know now I need to get these. Oh, the enabling!

  18. PAM! THIS IS ADORABLE! I LOVE how this little fawn moves across the card! LOL We actually have deer & fawns in our yard, MOST OF THE TIME! (There is one little family with Triplets!) ;)AND the sentiment is PERFECT!!!!! Your scene is WONDERFUL!!! AND the hidden slider AGAIN!!!! I LOVE IT!!! You have made a GORGEOUS & ADORABLE CARD all at the same time!!! SUPER JOB!!!!;)

  19. Hi Pam, Wow !!!! this ‘scene’ is stunning !! I adore the fawn he is so cute, I love the hillsides covered in snow, and the best of all —– the hidden slider, how fabulous is that !!!! I will need to re-read your tutorial to find out how you created this ‘beauty’.
    Lots of love from Patricia xx

  22. I just love how you have put everything together in your card design! Your attention to detail is amazing! Thank you for sharing your talent.

  23. Beautiful winter scene! Love the trees and the adorable fawn! Looks fabulous with the snow and the layering! Lots of great details!

  29. Beautiful card, love the bashful fawn, these slider dies are amazing, no limit to what you can do with them. Thanks for the chance to win!

  33. Pam, this is the most adorable slider card I have ever seen. Thanks for the tip on how to make it into a slider and pull interactive card!

  34. WoW, Pam your card is gorgeous! Love the fawn moving behind the trees! The dimension and layers and details in this art card is amazing! Thank you for the step by step tutorial. Now I understand the sliders, and I want them all!
    Jacquelene L
    Canada

  36. I love the beautiful winter scene with the critters. It is just the kind of card I have been thinking about doing for Christmas. Keep up the great work and ideas.

  38. This is defnitely my favorite card of the series. (Don’t tell anyone else though!). The snowy scene, the adorable fawn, the beauty of winter!

  40. An amazing card, Pam. You must be the soul of patience – the detail in your card is stunning and I love the way you hid the slider. You really have a gift for maximizing the effect of the dies!

  41. This is beautiful!
    Love the hidden parts
    and love the glitter.
    Wonderful idea.
    Carla from Utah

  43. Hello Pam, how beautiful your shy fawn in the middle of that snowy landscape, of course I understood what you did and I think it is a wonderful and inspiring project, thanks for your detailed description

  46. This card is simply adorable. I love the little deer and the pop of red that you have used. It all adds up to something just perfect!

  49. Pam you are an inspiration to everyone, so much talent. This card is amazing, using these beautiful dies and stamps from Poppy Stamps and Memory Box. The slider card is unusual, and the scene really pops out with your choice of card and colours.
    A beautiful card that anyone would be happy to receive. Kathy

  51. Exquisitely beautiful! Love this sweet scene you made. The slider design making the fawn shyly hide is so creative!!
    <3 J
    jwoolbright at gmail dot com
    HerPeacefulGarden.blogspot.com

  65. Wow Pam a beautiful card ,super cute and very clever too for your first slider too stunning and I love it thank you for sharing.

  67. This is the first card I’ve seen that is absolutely enchanting to me. I’m going to purchase all of the dies nd make this design for my Christmas and thank you cards. Very inspiring.

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