A – Z Cards will have
- Name of the Card
- Sketch of the Card ( just click the photo and it will really enlarge )
- Tutorial of the Card ( just click the links that are active )
Feel free to use the labels just mention Overboard Creations.
A- Frame Cards and their sub-existing counter parts
defined as: a support structure shaped like the letter A
- A Frame Card /sketch / card
- Altered Covered Page /sketch / card
- Gap Cards /sketch
- Over the Edge Card Tent Topper Card /sketch
- Over the Edge CARDS /sketch
- Over the Edged cards with words /sketch
- Quarter Fold cards /sketch
- Shaped Cards /sketch
- Tent Cards /sketch
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Accordion Cards and their sub-existing counter parts
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defined as : having a fold or folds like the bellows of an accordion:
of an accordion: to fold, crush together, or collapse in the
manner of an accordion
- Accordion cards /sketch
- Barrel Fold /sketch
- Cascade Card /sketch
- Double Z Fold Card /sketch
- Diagonal Trifold Card /sketch
- Folded screen cards /sketch
- Kris-Cross Cards /sketch
- Matchbook Cover /sketch
- Pyramid card /sketch
- Triangle Trifold Card /sketch
- Z fold Card / sketch
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Book/Box Cards and their sub-existing counter parts
define as: *Greeting card with attached box for larger gifting needs. Attached to a greeting card. * Homemade paper gifting with message of sweet greetings, in the crafting circles.
- Book Box Card /sketch
- Box Card /sketch
- Boxed Cards /sketch
- Message Box Card /sketch
- Shadow Box Card /sketch
- Treat box card /sketch
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Easel Cards and their sub-existing counter parts
define as: a self-supporting frame for holding an artist’s work
- Easel Box Card /sketch
- Easel card /sketch / CARD
- Easel Card, Double /sketch
- Easel Card, Triple /sketch
- Twisted Easel Cards /sketch
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Gate Cards and their sub-existing counter parts
define as: A gate fold is created by folding the ends of a page inward so they meet toward the middle of the piece.
- Castle Fold
- GATE CARD
- Gate fold Altered Card
- Gate fold Double Card
- Gate fold PYRAMAGE
- Gate fold Window Card
- Latch Fold Card
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Gifting Cards and their sub-existing counter parts
- Gift Cards
- Money Cards
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Kinetic Cards and their sub-existing counter parts
define as: of or relating to the movement of physical objects
- Action Card Template
- Cylinder Cards
- Decoder Cards
- Exploding Card
- Free Standing Pop-Up Card
- Hidden Message Cards
- Lever Cards
- Magic Window Card
- Rocker Cards
- Secret Panel Card
- Shaker Card n box
- Slider Card
- SPINNER CARD
- Swing Card AKA FLIP FLOP
- Swing Double card AKA Double Flip Flop Card
- T slider Cards
- Telescoping Cards
- Venetian Blind Card
- Waterfall Card
- Wheel Card
- Wiper Card
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Lacing Cards and their sub-existing counter parts
defined as: n. obs. A punched cardswith all holes punched
a punch card
defined as: noun a card having holes punched in specific positions and patterns. adapted to crafting for
- Embroidery Cards
- Lacing body forms
- Lacing Cards
- Ribbon sliders and lace ups
- Ribbon Weave Cards
- Stitch cards
- Weaved Frame ribbon technique
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Novelty Cards and their sub-existing counter parts
define as: Any postcard created with features beyond a standard postal size or containing asimple picture can be considered a novelty card. Many novelties were printed on unusual substances such as wood or leather, and were die cut into strange shapes or puzzles.*The quality of being new, original, or unusual
- ATC
- Circle Cards
- Photo Frame
- Postcards
- Recipe Cards
- Shape Cards
- Sketch Cards
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Petal Cards and their sub-existing counter parts
defines as: Petals are modified leaves that surround the reproductive parts of flowers. Often misspelled as pedal which is a foot mechanism. The amount of petals can vary upon of card design.
- FLOWER Petal FourFold
- Flower Petal Six Fold
- Petal Cards
- MESSAGE COOTIE CATCHER
- Serviette Napkin Fold Cards Pattern
- Star Petal Card
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Pocket Cards and their sub-existing counter parts
define as: A receptacle, cavity, or opening
- Diagonal Double Pocket Card
- Diaper Fold Pouch
- A Frame pocket cards / pic tutorial
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Pop-up Cards and their sub-existing counter parts
define as: having pieces of artwork fastened to the pages so that when the page is opened,a three-dimensional cutout or object is formed and, sometimes, movement of apicture element, such as a door opening, can be activated by pulling a tab
- Pop up cup cards
- Pop up slider card
- Pop up spiral
- Pop ups twister cards
- V fold Cards aka Pop out Cards
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Shaped Cards and their sub-existing counter parts
defined as: the external form or appearance characteristic of someone or something; the outline of an area or figure. in a card structure the outline figure is welded side by side or back to back, to form a folding pattern in a A-Frame design.
- Apple
- Baby Bottle Card
- Bib card
- Birdhouse
- Camera card
- Cat Card
- Champagne Card
- Cloud Card
- Cupcake card
- Easter Basket
- Fortune Cookie
- Game Controller
- Gift boxes (3)
- Graduation Cap
- Hands card
- Hawaiian shirt
- Heart shaped card
- Hello bear
- Honey comb card
- House card
- Ketchup Invitation
- Kimono Light house card
- Lips
- Little Girl Dress
- Ocean cruise ship
- Princess Card
- Purse Card
- Rabbit Card
- Route 5
- Santa hat
- Ship
- Slice of bread
- Swan Card
- Train Engine Card
- Tree card
- T-shirt
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Shutter Cards and their sub-existing counter parts
define as: each of a pair of hinged panels, often louvered, fixed inside or outside a windowthat can be closed for security , privacy, or to keep out light.
- Double Display Card~ repeat a subject over in actions
- Double Tri-Shutter Card
- Never Ending Card
- Trifold shutter cardA – Z
Spring Cards and their sub-existing counter parts
define as: move or jump suddenly or rapidly upward or forward.*originate or arise from.*the season after winter and before summer. Also include bounce, springs back and forth “like a bed spring”
- Bendy card
- Card on Card
- Diamond Fold Card
- Double Diamond Fold Card
- Double Tent Card
- Seasonal Spring Cards
- Slice forms cards
- Squash Book
- Theater Cards
- Tunnel cards
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Stepper Cards and their sub-existing counter parts
define as: an act or movement of putting one leg in front of the other in walking or running.
Adopted to card markers as steppers of the continuous steps in construction.
- Center Step Card
- Circle Side-Step Card ~ aka rocker card
- Double Side Step Card
- Full step card
- Oval Stepper card
- Side Step Card
- Stepper cards
- Three or four, Stair Card
- Three steps card
- Vertical step card
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Technique Cards
define as: the manner and ability with which an artist, writer, dancer, athlete, or the like employs the technical skills of a particular art or field of endeavor.
Note: All pertain to card stock constructive base design technique
- Balloon Cards
- Bow front cards
- Braided Cards
- Digital Cards
- Folded Handbag Card
- Heart Cards
- Iris fold cards
- Lattice Cards
- Monogram Cards
- Mosaic Cards
- Negative and Positive
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Window vs Aperture Cards
Window vs Aperture Cards there is a key element in the description of a window vs Aperture Card >underlined in the definition< a glass or transparent material. So in other words if you have an opening on your card and use acetate to cover the opening of the gap. In now has become a window card. Aperture Cards are just openings.
ap·er·ture
an opening, as a hole, slit, crack, gap, etc.
win·dow
1. an opening in the wall or roof of a building or vehicle that is fitted with glass or other transparent material in a frame
2. a thing resembling a window in form or function, in particular.
WINDOW Cards are known as Aperture Cards
- Window cards with acetate
- Window cards that look like windows
- Aperture cards
- Gothic windows interchangeable fronts
After reading these definitions, incorporate this into your projects let it be a guide for many crafting projects, for a better grasp at naming or cross naming your creative, talented, impressive designs that will identify you. All the definitions have come from the web dictionary’s. My research also included Blog sites, Pinterest, and surfing to create the extensive group of cards designs from a vast group of talented designers. There could be more undiscovered or new a card designs on the horizon.
by the Author of Overboard Creations
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