Sliding Pool Party - Beth Duff Designs August Blog Hop

Pool Party!!!!

Hello and thank you for joining us for the Beth Duff Designs August blog hop! We are happy to have you hopping along with us! Our team and guest designers have created some amazing projects to share with you. Hop along to get some BDD inspiration.

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For this card I used the Pool Party stamp set

I cut two base panels from Lawn Fawn Vanilla Malt card stock.

I stamped and colored my image and sentiment onto the smaller base panel.

Next I die cut my slider track.

For my slider I use a penny.

I put a single piece of foam tape onto the penny.

The back of the top panel get a double layer of foam tape.

That creates space for the penny to slide freely.

I attached the beach ball to the front of the penny.

Next was to attach the panel to the card base.

To finish the card I added a few clear sequins and some star sequins.

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Flippin Amazing - Beth Duff Designs

Flippin Amazing

For this card I used the Seas the Day stamp set from Beth Duff Designs new summer release.

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I started by die cutting my top panel and adding the slider track.

I placed my panel on the card base so that I could place the 

cut out in the correct place. 

Doing this makes the card look better, the pattern is pretty seamless 

instead of have a white path right in the center of your card!

I added two layers of foam tape to the back of the top panel. 

I needed to add a little bit more foam tape to the center of the card

for some support but it turned out ok.

Just make sure that you have enough room for the penny 

slider to move up and down the track.

The penny slider!

I use a single penny and us a single layer of foam tape.

I did add a little piece of score tape to both sides of the foam tape just 

because the Scor tape seems to stick better to the penny and 

I do not want it to come apart.

I placed the penny behind the panel in the track.

*Also, I wanted my mermaid to actually flip and spin around instead of just sliding so I made the foam tape on the penny smaller than the sliding track. If I had made it longer she would only slide and not flip around.*

Then I attached my mermaid to the penny slider and added the 

panel to card base.

I die cut a banner and stamped my sentiment then 

I added the rest of my images and a few clear sequins!

Thank you so much for stopping by!

Now, Get Out There and Create Something Amazing!!

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