Kitty the witch and a little frog are riding a broomstick, sprinkling magic star dust into a cauldron from above. When the frog chants a spell, lots of bubbles start bubbling up from the cauldron. I turned this fun scene into a card.
This mechanism works by attaching and securing a rotating shaft (rivet) to the arm; when the pull tab is moved in a straight line, the elements move in an arc.
A strip for a pull tab and a 1-cm-wide arm made of two layers of paper; a 1.5-cm circle
プルタブ用のstripと紙を2重にした1cm幅のアーム 1.5cmの円
Use a pen to mark the width of the arm on the pull tab, then make two cuts that are that width. Cut the circle in half and attach it to the end of the arm.
プルタブにアームの幅で印をペンでつけて、その幅の2本の切り込みを入れます。
円は半分にカットしてアームの端に貼ります。
Make two rings (bands) to move the pull tabs in parallel.
プルタブを平行に動かすためのリング（バンド）を2つ作ります。
Drill a hole in the arm for the rivet (rotation axis).
リベット（回転軸）のための穴をアームに開けます。
Since the holes are small, I’ll share a different method from the usual riveting technique.
Make two strips that are wide enough to fit through the holes.
小さい穴なので、いつものリベットとは違うものをシェアします。
穴に通る幅の2本のstripを作ります。
Thread them through the holes and bend them.
それらを穴に通し手から、折り曲げます。
Apply glue to them, and stick a 1.5-cm circle on top.
それらに糊をつけ、その上に1.5cmの円を貼ります。
Stick a circle on the back as well.
裏からも円を貼ります。
Apply adhesive to the circular part and the band, then attach the mechanism to the base.
円とバンドにのりをつけメカニズムをベースに貼ります。
Drill a small hole in the arm, insert a pen into it, and move the mechanism to trace an arc.
アームに小さな穴をあけ、そこにペンをさし、メカニズムを動かし円弧を描きます
Cut along the arc you drew with a utility knife, then insert the arm.
描いた円弧のラインをカッターでカットしまし、アームを差し込みます。
I colored the background using Distress Ink.
背景はDistress Inkを使って着色しました。
Attach the elements to the mechanism arm, stick on the other parts, stamp the letters.
エレメンツを仕掛けのアームに取り付け、そのほかの要素も貼って文字をスタンプして完成です。
I drew a stream of stars and bubbles, as if they were overflowing from a cauldron, after sprinkling some magical stardust.
魔法の星の粉を振りかけると、釜から泡が出るようにたくさんの星と泡を流れるように描きました。
I hope this card will inspire you to start working on your next project. Thank you for stopping by today. Happy Crafting！
I created this card using some products sent to me free charge. I have listed the products I have used below.
Some of them are affiliate links which means that I receive a small commission if you use one. When you make purchases through affiliate links, it won't cost you anything extra.
All opinions and creative decisions are my own.
I do appreciate your support of my crafting adventures . Thank you so much!
I would like to share you the project I made using the Day 9 die from HEROween! ! Since the HEROween box is designed to be assembled a little bit each day, this time I’ve added the Dies from Day 7 and the “Ghost” from Day 3 to create a spooky yet fun peek-a-boo card.
When you knock over the pumpkin panels, the graves pop up, and ghosts wearing hats appear. Skeletons and bones are scattered around the graves. On the grave in the center, a creepy hand reaches out from behind...
For the graves, I applied “Distress Oxide Hickory Smoke” directly to a silicone sheet, sprinkled water on top, and lightly tapped the paper to transfer the color.
I stamped letters onto the grave and attached them to the pop-up base. I positioned them so that a ghost would be hidden behind the grave when the card was closed.
This Peek-a-Boo pop-up card is so simple it needs no explanation. When you flip the panel forward, the folded paper unfolds and simultaneously slides down, revealing what was hidden underneath.
I created this card using some products sent to me free charge. I have listed the products I have used below.
Some of them are affiliate links which means that I receive a small commission if you use one. When you make purchases through affiliate links, it won't cost you anything extra.
All opinions and creative decisions are my own.
I do appreciate your support of my crafting adventures . Thank you so much!
I combined the die-cuts from Days 5 through 8 of Heroween to make a single pop-up card. In Heroween, there are many dice that can, of course, be used on their own, but they’re even more effective when combined. By combining these elements, I created a spooky, fun, and story-driven pop-up card.
For the cover, I used the “Tick Or Treat” die from Day 8 to cut out a piece of orange paper, then attached a magnet to the back of the empty space. I attached a washer to the spider hanging from the string so it would stick to the magnet. I stamped a spiderweb and black stars on the background. To give the entire design a three-dimensional look, I used adhesive foam.
Coverは、オレンジのペーパーを、Day8 のTick Or Treat のダイでカットし、薄いマグネット文字のないスペースの下に貼り、蜘蛛の巣のスタンプや黒い星をスタンプしました。マグネットは糸でぶら下がった蜘蛛にワッシャーをつけ、貼りつくようにしてます。
粘着フォームで全体をポップアップさせました。
I attached a 5mm card spinner to the “O” and added a skull. I sandwiched a ghost between the ‘AT’ letters on the “Treat” sign.
Oにカードスピナー5ｍｍを貼り、ドクロを貼りました。TreatのATにはghost を挟みました。
For the inside pop-up, color a 6-inch by 4-inch piece of white cardstock by sliding a Distress Ink Hickory Smoke pad directly across it in both vertical and horizontal directions. Fold it in half lengthwise at 3 inches. From the center crease, fold both ends 0.5 inches out at a 45-degree angle to create creases that form a 90-degree triangle, resembling a champagne glass.
This uses the fact that both ends stand up when it's opened to create a pop-up effect.
Below the center, I pasted cutouts of the letters used on the cover and stamped black stars and spiders.
センターの下には、Cover に使った文字の切り抜きを貼り、黒い星や蜘蛛をスタンプしました。
What did you think of the pop-up card I made by combining Days 5 through 8?
The skeleton spins around and around, and just when you think the spider is dangling there, it suddenly sticks right in place.
When you open the card, the panels pop up, and inside, you’ll find a skeleton’s house welcoming you with a warm “Welcome!” It’s a card that’s full of surprises and fun—and just a little bit spooky.
I created this card using some products sent to me free charge. I have listed the products I have used below.
Some of them are affiliate links which means that I receive a small commission if you use one. When you make purchases through affiliate links, it won't cost you anything extra.
All opinions and creative decisions are my own.
I do appreciate your support of my crafting adventures . Thank you so much!
