Take to the Sky Diorama Card

{ tams # 88686 }

Print Recipe

Measurements:
Card base Night of Navy: 10.5cm x 19cm o r (4 1/8"x 7 1/2") - 2 pieces
scored at 1.3cm and 2.5cm or (1/2" and 1").
DSP (Take to the Sky) Back panel: 13.8cm x 10.3cm or (5 7/16" x 4 1/16")
DSP (Take to the Sky) Front panel: 13.8cm x 10.3cm or ( 5 7/16" x 4 1/16")
Card stock for the die cut shape you want to feature in the middle of the card.
Silver Foil card stock: 15.5cm x 8.5cm or (6"x 3 1/2')
Back panel card stock (Boho Blue): 13.5cm x 10cm or (5 3/4 "x 4"

Attach your DSP to the back panel card stock and to the front panel card stock.

Use the window die that you have chosen, I used the Countryside Corner dies, number 3 in from the largest and die cut a window on the front panel.

Now with your silver foil card stock use the Countryside Corner dies 2nd and 3rd largest and line them up to create an even border and create a frame. Die cut the silver foil. Then attach this silver foil frame around your window on the front panel.

Fold your score lines on the front and back panels.

Place adhesive on the 1/2"fold and attach the front panel to the back panel on one side.
Repeat for the other side to attach both sides to the back panel.

Construct your bi plane by layering the wings onto the body of the plane and attach your blades to the nose of the plane.

Using dimensionals attach your bi plane through the window centring it in the window frame.

Stamp your sentiment on to the banner from the Take to the Sky bundle in Night of Navy ink.

Stamp a sentiment to the small stitched circle die from Stylish Shape dies in Night of Navy ink.

Attach both sentiments to the front panel using dimensionals.

Attach 2 Industrial Trinkets to the front panel using a glue dot. You can decide which way around you want facing up!

On the Boho Blue panel stamp some clouds from the Adventurous Sky stamp set top and bottom in Boho Blue ink.

Stamp another sentiment from the stamp set in Night of Navy ink.

Attach the Boho Blue panel to the back panel.

Your card is complete!