

I am the featured Daredevil for week #11 over at the
Diedrich Dare blog! And, what a great week, because this
week's Whimsical Wednesday dare is an
EASEL CARD! Madelynn was so inspired by her mom,
Jess's amazing easel creations, she decided to issue this challenge! I am so excited, because I've been wanting to make one!
I have posted a diagram for the easel card over at the
Diedrich Dare blog. And below is a photo tutorial to simplify it. Keep in mind, it can be any size. Or, altered in any way....just so long as it's an "easel". There are also some great tutorials if you do a search on SCS.
If you play along, be sure to post it to Mr. Linky at the Diedrich Dare Blog or with keyword DDSC11 over at Splitcoaststampers.com

Supplies:
The Greeting Farm- Summer Fairy Digi [to be released Nov. 19th]
Copic Markers
Stickles
DP: MME
Cuttlebug Embossing Folders
Be sure to check out the rest of the Daredevil crew!
Jessica DiedrichSandra MacLeanRebecca EdnieLisa HjulbergKim RossJacquie PeiferHeather SchlatterDebbie LeeDarla WilsonCassie LarsonThey really are simple. Remember, you can make them any dimension. Just be sure your front panel width is the same width as the panel you are attaching. The brad should be near the middle of your front panel. You could move it slightly closer like I did, to make the card more upright. You can fiddle with the dimensions, too. My card is actually 5x5 with scores at 2.5".
I hope these photos will help. I wanted to keep it as simple as possible. That little black dot is for your brad.
You only need 2 pieces. Your large panel only needs two score lines at 2" apart.

Fold your large panel at the score lines, like you would a letter.

Then AFTER you've completed your card piece, attach it to the panel like so....and you're done!
The Fairies are coming to digi at The Greeting Farm!! Get your fairies on Thursday, November 19th!
See some more fairy samples at the Greeting Farm blog
here.
And, for a lot of winged inspiration, be sure to check out Flutter by Wednesday challenge #84 Over at Danni's blog!I cannot tell you how much fun I've had creating with this Fairy line. You all are going to fall in love with them!

I printed the digi [The Greeting Farm: Spring Fairy] on Kraft cardstock, then shaded with some tinted graphite pencils (a regular pencil would work, too), distressed the edges with walnut stain, sprayed with glimmer mist, and used Ice Stickles for the wings. I used more of that fabulous Japanese washi masking tape. This was a fast and easy card to make!