Hey there stamping friends! It is Tuesday and that means Episode 3 of my Peek-a-Boo Flight series is here!
In this week's episode I am making a light up card with Trains, Planes and Automobiles! Well, just one of each, but I knew when I saw the airplane that I wanted to make a card that included the car and train from my Peek-a-Boo collection. And to get all three of them on one card a slimline was the perfect size card.
Let's take a look at this card being created.
If you can not see the video up on this screen you can also view it right here.
This video series is being sponsored by Avery Elle and they generously donated the Peek-a-Boo Flight stamp set for me to give to one of you! To enter be sure to watch each of the videos in this series and comment on them all. There will be a total of 5 videos this month as there are 5 Tuesdays in March. A new video in the Peek-a-Boo Flight series comes out every Tuesday at 8pm MST. If you missed Episode 1 and 2 I have them linked for you below. And stay tuned for Episodes 4 and 5 coming out later this month (23rd and 30th).
Episode One: Slimline Pull Tab Cards
Episode Two: Slimline Shadow Box Scene in the clouds
Now let's take a look at this card up close.
This slimline card measures 9" x 4", just enough room for each of my vehicles to fit. The card and the train have headlights that actually light up with the use of EZ-Lights by Pear Blossom Press.
I added a little stamped image next to the car, showing where to push the button that makes the lights glow.
The EZ-Lights really are a cinch to use. All you need is tape. And you can make anything light up! If you have not seen these lights in action please watch the video for this card, you'll be amazed at how easy it is.
The rest of this car is pretty simple, a road for the car, a hill for the train and mountains for the plane to fly over. The mountains and tree are from Lawn Fawn die sets, which I have linked for you below.
All the products I used are listed right here for your convenience.
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