

Barn Shaped Card
by Kendra SandHello CraftyFriends!
I decided to revisit the Barnyard Fun Release from Frantic Stamper to share how fun it is to create a barn shaped card with the awesome Barn Card Maker.
I grabbed a few supplies to start with:

- Barn Card Die (FRA-DIE-09972)
- Hey Y'All (FRA-DIE-09987)
- Stitched Grassy Hill Edgers (FRA-DIE-09986)
- Party Animals Stamp Set
- Die Cutting Machine
- Adhesive
- Glue
- Cardstock (White, Red, Green, 2 Shades of Gray, Golden Yellow, Black)
- Scissors
Let's have some fun!!
I started by creating my card base (A2) from a piece of white cardstock, like I would normally. (I like to use a nice sturdy piece as my base, usually 110lb cardstock weight)

I set it aside for a moment to then die-cut the first layer of my barn from my darkest piece of gray!
Here is a picture of it once die-cut:

I'm not going to do any trimming to this piece as it is going to be my main layer for the barn. (So I did once again use a little heavier piece of cardstock)
I then grabbed my original white cardbase layer and added adhesive to the entire front. I then added my die-cut barn so that the top of it slightly goes over my fold.

A view from the backside:

I now need to do a little trimming.
I cut the white strip that is extra along the bottom first:

So my card now looks like this:

The piece of white cardbase between the silo and barn needs to be fussy cut, so I did just that before moving on!
Now it's time to have some fun and begin assembling the barn!!
I started by die-cutting the barn from a piece of red cardstock:

I marked two arrows in the photo above with a sharpie to show where I trimmed the barn.
I then added adhesive to the area where the piece was going:

I then added the die-cut to my cardstock base.

So exciting!!
I then die-cut the barn from a piece of white cardstock and once again marked some arrows to show where I trimmed with a scissors.

I only needed the really thin piece of edging for the barn details.
I added a small amount of glue where the piece was going to go and adhered it to the base.


I then die-cut the top part of the silo with my lighter gray cardstock.

Trimmed it up and added it to my base!
How cool is that?!

Such a fun card it makes!!
Now it is ready to be personalized any way you'd like.
Here is my finished card:

I ended up adding hay, which is a part of the Barn Card Die, as well as a strip of grass, which I created using the Stitched Grassy Hill Edgers!
Added some black pearls to the doors to act as handles! And added a few gray pearls to my silo! They add such a nice touch!
I added the "Hey" portion of the Hey Y'All die set just above the doors, for my main sentiment, to lead into the inside, In which I stamped the "herd it's your birthday" and cow from the Party Animals clear stamp set.

What a super fun card to make!!
I hope I've inspired you to create your own barn shaped cards!
Have a lovely day!
~ Kendra ~
*** Materials for this project available at www.franticstamper.com.
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Love the card! Always love the colour red for a barn. This card will be enjoyed especially by kids or persons who love animals. I love the simple yet neat lines of the project. Great inspiration
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