Attach two of the hearts to the outside and two hearts to the inside of the white 2¼ x 5 ½” flap, aligning the center of the hearts with the edge of the cardstock and attaching both hearts back to back.Using the hearts from the Heartfelt bundle, stamp and punch 4 large hearts.Again, this flap will fold to the front of the card. On the 2¼ x 5 ½” flap stamp the small heart in Misty Moonlight ink on both sides.The 2¼ x 5 ½” flap will fold to the outside of the card. Attach the white that measures 4¼ x 5½” to the inside of the Misty Moonlight card base and stamp the Happy Valentines Day heart greeting in the center.Next cut a 5 ½ x 6 ½ piece of Basic White cardstock and in landscape position, score at 4 ¼”, this will create the inside portion of the card and the flap that folds to the front of the Misty Moonlight card front.Begin with a Misty Moonlight card base 5 ½ x 8 ½.The stamped heart and the sentiment, although visible when the card is closed, is actually the inside and stamped directly on the card base in Misty Moonlight ink.
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The hearts were created using the Misty Moonlight Designer Series paper and the two punches from the Heartfelt Bundle. The third heart is attached in the middle with a Stampin’ Dimensional. White shark swimming in blue water from Guadalupe. Turning it in landscape position, add three hearts along the cut edge of the cardstock, attaching only the top half of the hearts to the card front. A Tiger Shark swims by the camera as Lemon Sharks frenzy for their share of food in the background. Today’s blog hop inspired me to create two fun fold heart cards and instead of the traditional red and pink hearts, I used the Heartfelt Bundle, Misty Moonlight ink and the New Misty Moonlight Designers Series Paper pack that will be featured in the next annual catalog.īegin with a standard white card base and cut 2¼” from the front of the card. We are excited to share our creations with you today! After you read my post, I hope you’ll hop over to the next person on the list at the base of this post. This month’s projects feature hearts, so prepare yourself for lots and lots of love. Google Search has popped 3D animated objects and AR into people's phones this morning, just in case you're looking for animals.Welcome to InKing Royalty’s January Blog Hop! During this year’s blog hops, we are having fun with our stamping favorites – our favorite themes for seasonal cards and projects. You search for "tiger" and there's an invitation to launch a tiger into the real world. Along the bottom, you'll find a Reticulated Whiptail ray (also very large), and a Mangrove ray. The information pops up as a square of info midway through the page, with a launcher that brings up the 3D animated animal or overlays it in AR. Watch Zebra, Blacktip, and Grey Reef sharks, along with the very large Sand Tiger (his nickname is 'Big Guy') who slowly circles the exhibit all day long. It's only AR animals for now, and a certain restricted range: Searches for shark, brown bear, giant panda, alligator, penguin, tiger, Shetland pony, pug, raccoon and macaw definitely work.
It worked in Safari on an iPhone XS while I was commuting to the city.
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I got to try Google's AR-enabled Search a few weeks ago at Google's I/O developer conference, and now the feature's available if you have an ARCore or ARKit-ready iPhone or Android phone. To get the best view for our unique 360-degree camera. Google Search has popped 3D animated objects and AR into people's phones this morning, just in case you're looking for animals. During the summer months, in the waters off Mexico, hundreds of whale sharks come and congregate to mate. You search for "tiger" and there's a invitation to launch a tiger into the real world.
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