Start-to-Finish Sunday #39: Tab Slider Card

[@drwoo6090]

Love it. And the design is so versatile.so many different possibilities!

[@ravenstamper]

Both your cards are very cute and your video explanation is great. Very easy to follow - great tips.

[@jdghormley]

Super cute card! Easy to follow. Thank you.

[@LiveLoveScrap]

Great tutorial! Beautiful cards. Tfs!

[@ktsangels]

great card and great tutorial. thanks for sharing!

[@blackthornhelen5079]

What I don't get is when the tab is not attached to the back paper, won't it falls out? Like it's only in that place because of the two slide of thing beside it. I'm sorry if I sound stupid. But it 's the first time I did this, I want to understand

[@afkeyes]

If it was attached to the back cardstock it wouldn't slide. The dimensional adhesive attaching to embellishment to the slider keeps it from falling out. It acts like a little stopper on the left side of the window. It's hard to explain in writing, but if you follow the steps in the video it should make sense.

[@uniqorniosweets1357]

Can we use anything besides the foam adhesive to secure the pull tab?

[@afkeyes]

Probably, but I'm not sure what. It would need to be some sort of dimensional stopper.

[@tuuprincesiitaa]

Hola , Puedes realizar una tarjeta con el tema de Frozen? gracias

[@ankitrenu5335]

please tell me where can we get that stamp of (my friend)? I'll be happy if u tell me :-):-)

[@afkeyes]

It's a retired stamp set from Stampin' Up!

[@swatijain4637]

what to take measurements in A4 cardstock??

[@ashleybabeh100]

what if you don't have a circle punch? what can you use instead?

[@afkeyes]

+Ashley Baker I don't see why you couldn't use a square punch or other shape. You could also probably sketch out the opening with a ruler and a pencil and cut it with a craft knife.

[@vbrotton]

Does it fit into a regular A2 envelope?

[@afkeyes]

Not with the measurements I give in the video. If you follow my measurements, the finished card is 4-7/8 x 5-1/2 inches. In terms of ready-made envelopes that you can purchase, I'd say a 5x7 would work best. If you have the Envelope Punch Board, there's an option on there to make an envelope that will fit a 5 x 5-1/2 inch card. You could certainly modify the measurements and start with a smaller card base, but your slider would have to be smaller then too.

[@irish_unicornxx1767]

what do you call that spongy thingy tape?

[@afkeyes]

Stampin' Up! calls them dimensionals. Other people call them pop dots or foam adhesive.

[@conniedetevis2119]

@@afkeyes Hi I think your tutorial and slider card design is fantastic, thank you for sharing. May I please use your design and measurements to make my cards?

[@afkeyes]

Connie DeTevis Please do!

[@zainabtasleem9243]

very easy

[@เป็นหมูนะไม่ใช่แมวถึงใจรักแมวแ]

thank you ^^

[@nadasaad3120]

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