Good Monday morning. I have a see thru window project to share with you today made using the Poppystamps Grand Madison Window, Bailiwick Background, Memory Box Flower Mound and Butterfly Delights.
I thought the Bailiwick vines would look so pretty in the open window. I wanted to use bright colors for my tiny flowers so I picked a colorful designer paper to match for the wallpaper. I created the scored wainscoting in white to offset the brightly colored paper.
I attached the designer paper and scored wainscoting to the card. I laid the window die over top of the card base and drew traced pencil lines around the inside of the window to use as a guide to cut the opening. I cut the opening using my craft knife. I had to go over the thicker white cardstock a couple of times to get a clean cut.
I applied ATG adhesive on all four side of the back of the window. I laid the window over top of the Bailiwick background and pressed down to attach the two pieces the two together. I turned the window over and used my snips to cut off the rest of the background. There were several leaf sections left after cutting so I applied adhesive to each of them and added to the backside of the window to fill in all the panes more evenly. I used the larger flowers from the Flower Mound die, formed them with my tiny tipped stylus and attached them to the vines with glossy accents.
I applied mounting tape to the back of the window for added dimension and attached it to the card base. I applied adhesive to the back of a second window and attached it to the inside of the card to create a perfect clean finish to cover up the cut edges. Here’s a view of the inside of the card.
I am a butterfly nut so I added several butterflies to the card for a perfect finish. I think this is such a bright and cheery card and would be perfect for almost any occasion. I had a lady write this week and ask where I put my sentiment or note since the window is see thru. I always turn the card over and and write my note on the back of the card. Check out my see thru window tutorial if you would like to step by step photos of how I create this kind of window project.
Thanks for coming by today. I hope you have a great week.
Card Size: 5.5” x 4.25 Paper: Papertrey Hibiscus Pattern Pack, White, Olive
Ah, so lovely. Beautiful crisp white window and wainscoting with the green and pink!
Oh, Kitty, this is simply stunning!
Good Morning, Kittie, what a beautiful idea to see the spring vine out the window. thanks so much for showing us the inside to make it a complete picture. Love your colors. An of course those butterflies. beautiful…..LOL
While the 10″ of snow is falling here I am wanting to look out the window and see that
beautiful vine and butterflies…..Oh….Hurry Spring.
Just lovely ! Better still, I have all the dies you used so I won’t have to wait to make one! Thank you for sharing!
This is so cute. I love how you designed this window.
Well Kittie, you did it again….. I absolutely love this card….It reminds me of spring and I am so ready for spring…..lol. Thank you for sharing your wonderful creativity….
WOW WOW WOW!!! I am SO in awe of your work! It just makes me swoon! I absolutely think you must frame this creation, so it will be safe forever. I really love it, and I wish I could be so talented as you! 😀
So sweet! I love the colours. Very cheery and elegant card.
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What a wonderful Window ! Lovely card !
Good Mondy Evening, Kittie;
Simply joyous! This is the first winter that I can hardly wait for Spring! This card is magical, I LOVE it. TFS.
beautiful, I am curious how you write on the inside of the card since you would see the writing through the window?
Connie, I just turn my card over and write my note or stamp my sentiment on the back. I did that a lot for my Christmas cards as I made so many open window cards for the holiday.