Hi everyone! One of our grandsons just turned 20! HOW?! They grow up so fast! Our daughter found an antique chess table for him for his gift so then I knew I had to buy this collection for a birthday card! It can be checkers too so I know I’ll be able to use it some more.
Fortunately I saw some other cards made by Spellbinder cardmakers and was able to pretty much copy the set up. I know nothing about Chess!
The sentiment set that coordinates is really great too! I love that! Sometimes I get so bogged down trying to figure out sentiments! haha
I recommend doing the embossing folder first then stenciling in the colors. I used woodgrain paper to start with so I didn’t have to add a lot of ink to the lighter brown.
I cut the embossed, stenciled panel and the smaller portion worked out perfect for the bottom inside corner! So happy how that worked!
Easel cards are so easy to make. Make your top panel, then cut a card base and score the top in half. Glue the full top panel to the bottom of the card base (below the score) and boom, that’s it!
Here it is laying flat. Fits perfectly flat in an envelope and mail as usual.
One last close up photo…
Here’s a simple video showing it finished… (it doesn’t show the colors right but it gives you an idea for construction) Click the bottom right corner for full screen.
Thank you so much for stopping by today! I appreciate it!
Here’s the dies and supplies I used to make this easel card. Email if you have any questions.
A GREAT SALE @ Spellbinders right now! Remember the Baking sets I just used? IT’S ON SALE 40% off!
The Checkmate Collection that I used for my easel card is part of the sale too!!!
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