Creek Bank Creations

Holly Jolly Page Kit!

This two page layout kit was designed by Julie Creek and uses Photo Play paper. This two page layout will easily hole 5 photos, and the slide out segment holds another 4-6 photos. We teach you how to build the slide out 6"x12" section when you watch our you tube video here.

The video shows a pink layout, but the Christmas layout is the same design.

I have included full written instructions with the kit, nice color photos, patterns, all the pattern paper, cardstock, and a full sheet of12"x12" stickers.

You must provide Creek Bank Creations slit die, Creek Bank Creations Scallop Top Die, Creek Bank Creations Tab Die, Mememto Cottage Ivy Ink, 1-6"x12" page protector, tonic craft tacky adhesive, (Optional Top for bottle here) pop dots, scissors, standard hole punch, one mini glue dot, paper cutter and pencil.

To construct this page kit you'll need to learn how to use our slit die! I cover that in the video, along with some great other tips.

We have several other kits on our website using the slit die on our website here!

Holly Jolly Christmas Page Kit!

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Holly Jolly Page Kit! This two page layout kit was designed by Julie Creek and uses Photo Play paper. This two page layout w...

Sliding Snowman Card!

New Slide Mechanism!

Perhaps you've seen our new slit die and our fun snowman card! We're pretty excited about our new slide guide mechanism for slide cards! Our new device is made from plastic, and is super easy to use! The plastic slides along the paper slit and you don't have to worry about it tearing up! Here's how you make a slide guide card!

Start with your card design to decide where you want to put the slide hole. We have two dies that you can build slide cards with, so you'll want to decide which one you want to use!

I often add some colored cardstock to the bottom of the card for snow, dirt or a road. Choose your background paper as well. Cut both those pieces to 5.25"x4".

Lay the white on top of the blue and cut through both layers at the same time. This makes your snow hill the perfect match to the cardstock base!

Take your scissors and trim off the top part of the white to reveal a snow drift. Adhere the snow bottom to the card.

Locate your slide guides. You will notice if you look at the back that those pieces are different. The female parts have little dots on the back of them. The male part goes down first, and the female always goes on top.

You need mini glue dots and a 3/4" circle punch to complete your card! Locate the male piece and adhere it to a 3/4" circle punched piece. Punch the piece the same color as the background of your card to keep it from showing on the front. The circle punch piece just helps hold the glide in place.

Here's what the base will look like.

Locate your card. Flip it over and ahdere chipboard shims to the back of the card. You can find chipboard shims on our website here, or you can cut your own 1/4" strips. We always use liquid adhesive on our cards so that we don't end up with sliding parts getting stuck in adhesive. Find our liquid adhesive here. I use the no clog writing cap on my glue bottle and you can find that here.

Turn the card over and place your slide guide that is adhered to the 3/4" circle in the slide slot. If you have more than one slide on a card put them all in. I used two slides on the snowman card.

Locate your accent piece that will be moving and adhere to female slide guide pieces to the accent piece. Remember female pieces have little dots on the back.

Turn the accent piece over and click the two slide guides together!

Use the liquid adhesive and run a glue line on the chipboard shims. Turn it over and adhere the chipboard/card to the base card. In this case our base card is white.