Apr 24 2007
Doodle ‘n Tute
Here’s three 4 1/4″ square cards, each using a different sheet of the SU! Petals and Paisley double sided designer paper. The layers are the same sheet of paper, just alternated sides. Two of the cards feature the Doodle Alphabet and the middle card features a flower from Doodle That. The cardstock colors are Pretty in Pink, Cool Caribbean, Regal Rose, So Saffron, and Certainly Celery. Each has a paper covered slide mount forming a frame for the main image. For anyone who hasn’t tried covering a slide mount before, I’ve shared easy instructions below:
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1. Cut a piece of designer paper slightly larger than your slide mount. Adhere slide mount to the back side of the paper and trim snugly around the edges.
2. Sand the edges, if necessary, to smooth out any uneven or rough spots. I use fine grain sand paper, but a sanding block or emery board will work, too.
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3. Lay the slide mount paper side down and cut an X through the frame.
4. Fold the paper flaps from the front to the back and adhere flat to the back of the slide mount. Trim off any overhang.
Now you’ve got a cute little frame and all you need is an image or greeting for the inside! I hope you enjoy!
Leslie, these are wonderful! I love the way you used both sides of the paper with such different results:) I visit you everyday to get my dose of creative inspiration. As always thanks for sharing!!
Dee
These are so cute, and colorful! I love how you’ve used the beautiful designer papers! Thanks for the tutorial (and I even have some of those slides).
How cute are these!? Just adorable!
pure genius!!!!! I have six of those slide mounts in my stash. I love this idea. Thank you so much for the great tutorial. I love the cards. They’re beautiful.
very cool!!!!!!
These are soooo darling Leslie!! I just love them!
I don’t have any slide mounts, but they look really fun! 
This is a really cute idea - if I had a cuttlebug with a slide mount diecut (do they have one for a cuttlebug) then it would be awesome to use chipboard.
Very cute! thanks for sharing the slide mount. Now to find them…?
Thanks for sharing!
Wayyy cool. Thanks for shairing
Super cute! Love the layout!
Leslie these are just adorable! Thanks for the slide mount tutorial — it’s almost like covering a light switch with wallpaper.
How CUTE!
Don’t we just have the most fun projects at our hostess parties?!? These cards look so complicated, but it was just lots of altenate sided layering of really cute SU designer paper. The cards are actually 4 1/4″ X 4 1/4″. Thanks again Leslie for a fun, fun stamping party. Nancy
These darling little cards just sing to me! This is my favorite use of this dp that I have seen!! Thanks for making me smile!!!
Leslie, I love using things I already have. My husband worked for Eastman Kodak for 35 years. I have plenty of slide monunts laying around. You have just inspired me to use them thanks.
Those are just adoroble, but, oh my goodness, the time it must take to keep this blog up so well!!! Great job!!!
Totally darling! Love’em! What great stamp and paper combos!
~Angie
Those three cards are so cheerful and adorable, Leslie! Great use of those designer papers, and I just love that size! And thanks for the nice tutorial and reminding me about using slide mounts. Linda
Great idea! I have so many of those little slider holders laying around and totally forgot about them. Great tutorial!
I keep forgetting I have these things!! hmmm now where did I put them? LOL! Great tutorial Leslie!
Very cool. I have some of these…never used. Can’t wait to use them. Thanks for the tutorial!
You are soooo clever. I have a lot to learn. I am so happy I found your blog! Thank you for sharing all these wonderful tips and ideas with us.