Pull tab slider card- on your bike from clearly besotted stamps

Hello friends, 
I made this cute interactive card with a sliding tab that animates the card and reveals a message!


I have done too many interactive cards before, but I was eager to try out some new ideas, As the sentiment strip is fully extended, the bike "Rides" across the card front... 

Step-by-Step

  1. Step 1

    To prepare the sliding panel, cut cardstock to 3.25" x 5". Die cut a pull tab from cardstock, then fold the piece in half and adhere the open side to the edge of the panel. 

  2. Step 2

    Cut a slider slot in the card front. The slot for the sample is approximately 1/4" wide by 3.75" long. Added a penny to the back of slit with foam dot. 

  3. Step 3

    Stamp, color, and cut out the focal image of the card. Adhere one side of the tab to the back of the image using a glue dot.

  4. Step 4

    Align the slider and sentiment panels, and adhere the back of the slider tab to the sentiment panel.

  5. Step 5

    Add foam dimensional adhesive to the back of the card front around 3 sides of the sentiment panel, leaving the end with the tab free of adhesive.

  6. Step 7

    Adhere the panels to the card base. Embellish as desired to complete the card







I hope u all feel inspired!
Thank u 
Crafty hugs
❤️Jaya❤️

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