How to Have a Birthday that Rocks!

Here's a card made with Rupa's elephant from "Whatever Floats Your Boat"(image is colored with Koh-i-Noor pencils and OMS). I had to repeat that cute little ball by grabbing some fun spotted DP and a way to get it moving. The scalloped focal point holds it closed, and when it opens, the focal point tilts back and forth.
For this Tilt Card project, you need:
1 9 1/8" x 11" piece CS, scored at 5 1/2" (SU! Ruby Red here)
2 coordinating DP prints (these are both Basic Grey "Cupcake"), 1 piece cut 4"x 5 1/4", the other piece cut 3 3/8" x 4"
(these measurements do not have to be the same on your card, just worked well with the size circle die I chose)
hobby blade
2 pennies
2 dimensionals
CS for focal point and scalloped mat (PT white and DCVW Textured Earth Elements)

Fold your CS at the score.
Adhere larger piece DP to the inside of the folded card.
Adhere smaller DP to the front short side of card.
Cut a circle through both layers of the short front that will just fit your round focal point, with your die or Coluzzle. (Just laying it on here to show you, don't cut on the Scor-Pal! (I should have put my mat underneath, this was just for the pic) :)

Make a square hole with your hobby blade under the center of where you will attach your focal point to the back of the card, big enough for dimensional to wobble around in.
Put one penny with a dimensional on top under the hole, remove backing and adhere a second penny with dimensional on top of that. Remove backing and place focal point on the center.
Wrap some ribbon around if desired to add interest.

Tomorrow: my last guest spot week with Cathy Tidwell! Coming up: Can you believe the Gina K Designs sneak peeks start in less than a week?! Not only am I excited about our new stamps, but I will be having my biggest blog candy offering yet during the peeks!! Be sure to turn out each day, can't wait to share what it is! :)

May your day rock!