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Sunday, October 3, 2010

Halloween Blog Hop: Day 3


Thanks so much for joining me on the third day of the Halloween blog-hop!! I'm so excited you came back to craft with me again!  Don't forget to leave me a comment at the end of this post for your chance to win my blog candy for today!

 In case you missed it, here is a link to my blog candy announcement. 


Yesterday was World Card Making Day so I thought it was only fitting that I share a card with you!

Today the project is the tunnel card.  You can easily make this card for most any occasion, but for our Halloween  themed hop, I made a Halloween card!

Here are the supplies you'll need for this card:


2 card stock base, both measuring 5 1/2" x 8 1/2"
2 coordinating CS pieces measuring 5 1/4" x 2"
1 frame piece
plus pieces to decorate the front and inside

Step one: start with a card base and a card inside.  Both will measure 5 1/2" x 8 1/2".  Fold one for the card base (4 1/4" x 5 1/2") and fold the other to match but then add two more score/fold lines, each at 2 1/4". Now your second card base (the inside of the card) will form the letter "M."
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Here is the sample in white so you can see it better - I used black for this card.

Step Two: cut a window size hole in the center of the inside card. 

Again, here is the white sample.

I used a hole cutter to make sure the hole is centered.  Mine measures 3" but you can make yours measure as large or as small as  you'd like to fit your card design.


Step Three : Attach the inside to the card base.  I fold the whole inside up and start with one of the panels and glue it to the inside of the base. - See picture -Then attach the second side by applying glue runner and closing the card to attach the inside to the base. 




Step Four: I decorated the inside side panels with matching paper to the front.  The side panel papers measure 2" x 5 1/4"  (for the decorative paper). 
Then I cut a border for the window using Accent Essentials, Essential 30 at 4 1/4" and attached it all.





Step Five: Decorate the front.  I cut the front papers to 5 1/4" x 4" and 5" x 3 3/4" .  I added the adhesive ribbon across the bottom. I then used my ATG gun to attach the front to the card base.  I then added the "stitching" with my white Gelly Roll pen.


Step Six: I added the sentiment I stamped from an Inkadinkado $1 stamp to the front and attached the ghost using pop-dots.   On the inside I added the Happy Halloween stamp to the center of my card.  It was also a $1 Inkadinkado stamp. The spiders were PDDU also cut at 1", 1 1/2" and 2".

Step Seven: I attached the ghost (PDDU 4 1/4") and the mats to the front.
Black: 5" x 3 1/4"
Spider web: 4 3/4" x 3 1/2"

Here is the complete inside of the card:


Here are the details about today's project:
Papers used: generic cardstock, Heidi Grace "Jeepers Creepers"
Ribbon: KI Memories "Haunted Words"
Cartridges used: Paper Doll Dress Up
Stamps: Inkadinkado
Glues: Scotch/3M ATG glue runner, Zig 2-way glue

Thanks so much for joining me on the hop today.  Don't forget to leave me a comment to be
entered to win today's  blog candy.

Here is the complete blog hop line up so you won't get lost:


Jen at Purplescrapbooker
Georgiana at Carson's Cricut Creations
Dorcas at 4 Crafty Angels
Cheryl at Cards by CG (That's me)
Carri at abusybee
Star at Stars Paper Passion
Courtney at Courts Crafts
Yvette at The Little Things

72 comments:

  1. What a wonderful card..I love it. Thanks for the great pictures..

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  2. You know I LOVE your tunnel cards and I STILL haven't made one. I am definitely going to try. You make it look so easy! The pattern paper is wonderful and your spiders are just so cutesy.

    Georgiana : )

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  3. What a pretty card.thanks love it

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  4. WOW! TFS Ive never seen a tunnel card b4. Thanks for email me abt the bags yesterday. U r so sweet!

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  5. What a fantastic card! Thanks for the step by step instructions!

    Melissa
    www.disneydreamerdesigns.blogspot.com

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  6. My granddaughter id coming by today with some cool Halloween paper and wanted me help make some cards. She will love this card as much as I do!

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  7. Awesome Card! Love the way the sentiment looks in the middle! Very cute.

    TFS!

    Nicole
    niclax13@gmail.com

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  8. what a great card. i must give this technique a try. tfs.

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  9. Love your tunnel card. I have to try this one day. Thank you for sharing. disneynut4life22@yahoo.com

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  10. I've never seen a card like this! How cool! I can't wait to try it!
    Lindsay
    lindsaykay2@gmail.com

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  11. Great Card!! I have never made a card like this one before, with your help, I may try now! lol

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  12. Oh, I love this card. You chose the cutest spiders and ghost. I LOVE your papers. Great instructions. I think I'll have to try it.
    stuff@gt.rr.com

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  13. Cute card, Love the candy corn paper, do you remember where you got it from? Thanks for the detailed instrutions to make these cards.

    rapkinv@yahoo.com

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  14. I've never seen a "tunnel card"! Yay! Something new to try today!! Thanks!!

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  15. very cute, you should make a video!

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  16. Love your card, you made it look so easy. I may have to give it a try!

    phenis2031 at yahoo dot com

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  17. This is awesome! I've never seen directions for it, so thank you for that! Can't wait to try it!

    vcampbell22@earthlink.net

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  18. Love this card. I have never made this style but want to try!! TFS
    shewhodreamz at gmail dot com

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  19. wow... i LOOOOOVVVVVVVVE this card!! thank you so much for the step by step instructions im definitely gonna give it a shot!
    -jamie
    babyblueangel_30@yahoo.com

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  20. Very cute card! I love it.

    dmcarlisle09@gmail.com

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  21. How wicked cool it that card. I love it. Going to be trying that one really soon.
    scrappin_3rdeeschik@yahoo.com

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  22. I love this card. I will be trying this soon for a card for my daughter. I send her a different card every week.
    Thank you for sharing.

    janejohnson13 at wildblue dot net

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  23. This card is super cool. I love it!! Now I need to try and make one. Thanks for sharing.
    jen(jennyscards.blogspot.com)

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  24. OMG! That really looks like a lot of work, but well worth it! The card is truly wonderful. Thank you for the last three days of wonderful projects!

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  25. This card looks so cool. I love the candy paper and will have to give it a try some time.

    Marianne S.
    www.paperfabric.blogspot.com
    sthquilter at gmail dot com

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  26. What a great tunnel card. Love your instructions on how to do it. TFS.

    stacy at mycraftingtime dot com

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  27. What a cool card! I can't wait to give this one a try :)

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  28. What a great card! I love the paper you used. Thanks for sharing!

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  29. Love it, Love it, and oh did I say LOVE IT! Thank you for the step by step instructions! I have to do this soon!
    tfs
    Kim H
    rkrharris at comcast dot net

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  30. Great tutorial and beautiful card!

    spunkycrayon at yahoo dot com

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  31. Awesome card. Thanks so much for the instructions. I'll have to try this.

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  32. love it.. haven't made a card like this .. thanks for the step by step pics

    tfs

    felkatz at gmail dot com

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  33. Love this card. It is so cute.

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  34. I've visited your blog each day and have been more and more impressed with the projects. Thank you for the inspiration.

    Mary Jean H.

    mjharden@aol.com

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  35. Again something completely new and different. Loved the tunnel card and will be giving this a try. Thank You for being in the hop and for a chance to win great prizes.
    quilt 4 fun 2 at hot mail dot com

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  36. Love this card. I can't wait to try it myself.

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  37. Love the spiders, I am so enjoying hopping all over seeing so many great projects the talent is so amazing!!!
    Karen dkolopez@msn.com

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  38. This is a fantastic card! I've never done a tunnel card before....I think I'm going to have to try one! TFS!

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  39. I love how you provide tutorials in pictures. TFS!

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  40. WOW! What a fun card. Thanks for the hop. It's been a blast!

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  41. Thanks for sharing this very original card!
    barb625@yahoo.com

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  42. Great card...love the border you used for your window...very cool...and the candy corn paper is yummy! PDDU is one of my favorite cartridges....great for Halloween. TFS!

    ~Sharon C.

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  43. Nice card, I'll have to try that one. Thanks for sharing.
    evinadas@yahoo.com

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  44. I love the spiders! What great fun I have had the last couple of days! Blog hops are soooo much fun! Thank you! Jackie pjritsema@comcast.net

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  45. This is an awesome card! I love it!
    ra6352 (at) gmail (dot) com

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  46. Wow...this is so cool! Once again great tutorial and making it easy for us to understand!

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  47. WOW awesome card!!! I will have to try this. Soo cute.
    annadowdy at gmail dot com

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  48. What a clever card! Thanks for the tutorial. I want to try this one. Thanks for the chance to win :)
    ~Suzy suzyq28024 at gmail dot com

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  49. Love this card. SO different. I will have to try this. Thanks for a great blog hop and all your work.
    Blog: http://lovethatexpressions.blogspot.com/
    e-mail: davidbayles@sprintmail.com

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  50. Great card I am going to have to try this! your instructions were great

    Michelle dot watson 82 at gmail dot com

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  51. This is a really great card! great job!

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  52. Oh this is wicked cool! I have never seen a card like this before, I will be sure to try it out.
    Thanks for sharing and a chance to win.
    Bonnie C
    http://ascrapabove.blogspot.com
    a_scrap_above@yahoo.com

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  53. Love your card!! I have been wanting to try this for a while, but just haven't gotten a chance. TFS!!
    craftylizard@gmail.com

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  54. This is such a super cute card and different fold. Love it! TFS!

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  55. Great card! Your directions are awesome. I love the stitching.

    Jennifer

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  56. This card is adorable, I think I need to try this style of card. Love every detail!
    Hugs
    Cristi

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  57. O My goodness LOVE it Thank U for the Measurements I will Love to use this for Christmas .. Thank UUU

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  58. I love that card! I'm going to have to try that! TFS

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  59. This card looks so hard! Thanks for the tutorial, it's wonderful. Great job, love the colors! TFS :)

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  60. super cute card, thank you so much for sharing
    Tracy Patterson

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  61. Super cute card. I haven't seen one like this before. Love the creative folds.

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  62. What a great card. I love it!!!!

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  63. That's a really cute card! I haven't seen one of those before, but it looks like fun!

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  64. Super cute card! I love the papers that you used!! Tfs and have a great day. :)

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  65. Awesome. I love this card concept. Adorable.

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  66. wow this tunnel card is great. the paper and cuts go well together and it looks beautiful. im always looking for new type of cards. thanks for the detailed instructions. they are helpful.
    Jess M
    myscrapdiary(at)gmail(dot)com

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  67. Oh Cheryl this is the most adorable Halloween card!!!!! I have never seen a tunnel card. I luv it and I luv the great tutorial you shared with us. Thanks so much. Those spiders are so cute. I have this cart but have never cut them. I will definitely have to make something with them now. I am definitely trying your tunnel card too!!!
    Thanks.
    Marcie

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  68. Oh wow....Love this tunnel card. Thanks for showing us how you did it. May have to try this soon. Love all of your projects:)

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Thanks for taking the time to comment! I love to hear what you have to say. - Cheryl