Another 2023 wrap up! Here are the 10 most watched Fun Fold card projects from my YouTube channel. Did your favorite made it to the list? Find out below! Never Ending Card Have you made a never ending card before? This is a great fun fold to teach the kids in your life. (They will figure it our more quickly than you do!) Click here to go to the blog post. Fun Fold with 6 x 6 Paper Use your 6x6 papers to create this easy fun fold - you can pull the flap open to reveal a
Here is another sneak peek of products that will be available on May 1 from the beautiful Thoughtful Journey Suite Collection! The Thoughtful Journey 6″ x 6″ Designer Series Paper is st…
Witam, dzisiaj chciałam zachęcić do wykonania prostej kartki świątecznej wykorzystując technikę iris folding. Na początku trzeba zaopatrzyć się we wzór/diagram, według którego będziemy składać. Poniższy, znalazłam w sieci i jest dostosowany dla osób początkujących, jak i zaawansowanych w tej technice. Diagram można sobie wydrukować dopasowując wielkość kół do własnych potrzeb. Na moją kartkę zmniejszyłam przed wydrukowaniem koła do średnicy 8 cm. Kolejny krok to przygotowanie szablonu, który posłuży do wycięcia koła na papierze ozdobnym. Ja najczęściej przygotowuję szablony z szarego kartonu, wykorzystując tył z bloku technicznego lub rysunkowego. Skoro mój wydrukowany diagram ma koło średnicy 8 cm to szablon musi mieć dokładnie tyle samo. Odrysowujemy koło na kartoniku ozdobnym, umieszczając szablon na jego środku Teraz wbijając nożyczki w środek koła powoli wycinany od środka. Następnie nakładamy wycięty kartonik na dowolny wzór (ja wybrałam ten łatwiejszy). W dwóch miejscach przyklejamy małymi kawałkami taśmy papierowej do szablonu, tak by koło nam nie 'uciekało' podczas pracy. Ważne! Należy zwrócić uwagę by nasza strona gdzie widać ślady ołówka była skierowana do góry. W tej technice pracujemy na lewej stronie, prawa (ta ładniejsza) ma być skierowana w dół! Do wyklejania wzoru możemy użyć pasków z dowolnych papierów, pozostałości po innym pracach. W mojej kartce użyłam tylko dwóch kolorów, które będą na przemian naklejane. Dla ułatwienia ułożyłam sobie w takiej kolejności kolorystycznie jak będą naklejane paski. Teraz przystępujemy do pracy. Paski naklejamy w kolejności numerów od 1 do 16, pamiętając by zachować kolejność kolorów. U mnie wygląda to tak: nieparzyste numery kolor pierwszy parzyste numery kolor drugi Paski można mocować małymi kawałkami taśmy przeźroczystej lub klejem. Pamiętamy, że kleimy po bokach pasków. Pasek za długi trzeba dopasować i przyciąć z jednej strony po naklejeniu paska na numer 1, przystępujemy do naklejenia na numer 2 itd. staramy się wycinać nie za szerokie paski na koniec doklejamy kwadracik w dowolnym kolorze po odklejeniu taśmy papierowej odwracamy i zachwycamy się naszą pracą :) Prawda, że łatwe! Teraz odcinamy wystające kawałki pasków spod kartonika. A następnie przystępujemy do ozdabiania naszej kartki. Można całą bombkę przygotować z jednego papieru: lub zmniejszając szablon, użyć naszej irisowej bombki jako dodatek do pewnej kompozycji Możliwości jest tyle ile macie pomysłów. Mam nadzieję, że w prosty sposób pokazałam/wytłumaczyłam jak wykorzystać technikę iris folding. Jeśli macie jakieś uwagi, zapytania chętnie odpowiem. Może przez weekend uda Wam się przygotować pracę z wykorzystaniem tej techniki, pochwalcie się - zostawiając linka do Waszych prac w komentarzu. Chętnie zobaczymy. Użyte materiały:
Today I feature most of the products in the A Little Latte Suite Collection. It includes the Latte Love Bundle, A Little Latte Designer Series Paper, Adhesive-backed Swirl Dots and the Natural Polk…
In my previous post, I reviewed Paper Folding Templates, by Trish Witkowski (Apple Press, 2012). The author expressed the desire for the templates to be used as "a springboard for creativity". Today's blogpost projects are based upon a couple of the wow-factor designs in the book. First up, a couple of Fold 'n' Twist Cards, based upon the Twist Fold card on page 151: The design is true to the template, whose design lines are similar to these: I simply dropped a design into the format. (The circle of text in the centre says "Happy Spring!", in case you were wondering.) After that straightforward use of the format, I decided to experiment and turn the idea into a flower shape: With inner petals No inner petals These cards are big fun in that they have a TARDIS-like effect - bigger on the inside (once they have been opened). Like so: To open, pull petals in opposite directions. Remove the seal first! Tah dah! The text reads " Birthday Wishes". Since I was pursuing a Springtime/flower theme, I then followed up with a hexagonal design. The book featured a folded card with a configuration similar to the Grandmother's Flower Garden quilt pattern: I played around with it, edited it down and tried different folding methods to come up with these: The basic pattern is like this: I have always been partial to swirls! Pinch the corners to make the triangles, fold them flat to the centre, spiralling them round. So there you go - start with a template, then experiment. Here are your downloadable printables (my original designs, not using the templates from the book, but using the ideas in the book as a starting point): TwistFoldSpring.pdf TwistFoldBirthdayFlowerPetal.pdf TwistFoldBirthdayFlower.pdf FoldingFlowerGetWell.pdf FoldingFlowerThinkingofYou.pdf Have fun making your surprise-factor cards. And enjoy experimenting with folded shapes.
Carla Shute show you step by step how to create a unique never-ending card!
Hello stamping friends, I have another sneak peek to share with you from the 2024-2025 Annual catalogue. As a demonstrstor we have access to preorders from new upcoming catalogues. When I first saw the Country Flowers Bundle, I knew it was one that I would love. The stamp set includes two different containers, three foliage and flower stamps, a stool and five greetings. For this card I stamped the front pail and flowers first. I created a mask for the pail and then stamped the stool and the teapot and flowers. I stamped the stool again on a piece of woodgrain card stock from the Country Woods DSP and fussy cut it out. I trimmed the stool so that it would fit behind the front pail. I coloured the image with my Blends Markers and cut out the image with a Deckled Rectangle Die. Happy Easter stamping friends, be sure to pop back soon for more peeks from the new catalogue. If you live in Australia and do not already have a demo, contact me and I can send you your own catalogue as soon as it's available. Happy stamping, Rachel
In my previous post, I reviewed Paper Folding Templates, by Trish Witkowski (Apple Press, 2012). The author expressed the desire for the templates to be used as "a springboard for creativity". Today's blogpost projects are based upon a couple of the wow-factor designs in the book. First up, a couple of Fold 'n' Twist Cards, based upon the Twist Fold card on page 151: The design is true to the template, whose design lines are similar to these: I simply dropped a design into the format. (The circle of text in the centre says "Happy Spring!", in case you were wondering.) After that straightforward use of the format, I decided to experiment and turn the idea into a flower shape: With inner petals No inner petals These cards are big fun in that they have a TARDIS-like effect - bigger on the inside (once they have been opened). Like so: To open, pull petals in opposite directions. Remove the seal first! Tah dah! The text reads " Birthday Wishes". Since I was pursuing a Springtime/flower theme, I then followed up with a hexagonal design. The book featured a folded card with a configuration similar to the Grandmother's Flower Garden quilt pattern: I played around with it, edited it down and tried different folding methods to come up with these: The basic pattern is like this: I have always been partial to swirls! Pinch the corners to make the triangles, fold them flat to the centre, spiralling them round. So there you go - start with a template, then experiment. Here are your downloadable printables (my original designs, not using the templates from the book, but using the ideas in the book as a starting point): TwistFoldSpring.pdf TwistFoldBirthdayFlowerPetal.pdf TwistFoldBirthdayFlower.pdf FoldingFlowerGetWell.pdf FoldingFlowerThinkingofYou.pdf Have fun making your surprise-factor cards. And enjoy experimenting with folded shapes.
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In this post, I'll be sharing how to make a paper puzzle purse Valentine inspired by antique love letters from the Victorian era. Disclaimer: This post may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase through a link, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you. If you're looking for a creative
This little card to fold for Valentine's Day is a Puzzle Purse. You can download the template, then print it out yourself and fold it using the attached tutorial. this card features inscriptions related to valentine's day (february 14) What you get in this pack : • 1 PDF file two-sided of 2 pages of the templates • 1 tutorial in English & French PDF format + a video MP4 with GIFS + A video tutorial available on my instagram about "How to fold a Puzzle Purse" • 1 MP4 format of the long version tutorial in english These folded handmade letters were love cards in the 1700s. It was a sweet way to reveal your love to someone. ideal for a romantic Valentine's Day gift, You can customize this little vintage card for a special moment, there are small spaces for you to add personal notes on the back.This little Victorian Puzzle Purse, with sweet notes is made with red & pink watercolor painting. I’ve put many symbols inside this one about Valentine's day. Note : This is a digital product, not a physical product, no physical product will be sent. The digital product can be downloaded directly from the platform once the order has been placed. This product is non-refundable and non-exchangeable. Thank you for choosing the puzzle purse lovingly created by @illustrons. Have a Happy Valentine's Day ! Hope you gonna love this one. #PuzzlePurse #Valentinescard All artwork/designs & material are copyrighted by Julie Bertho @illustrons © - the use of these designs without my permission would mean that your liability and exposure under legal action could be considerable. It is criminal to use intellectual property without the consent of Julie Bertho @illustrons and/or for commercial purposes.
I promised a picture tutorial for making a Dahlia Fold flower and today’s the day! Making these flowers is very addictive and so much fun. I will say that at first, I got a little frustrated folding the tiny pieces but with practice it has turned from frustrating to fun. Practicing with larger circles is […]
SPRINGY THINGY CARD TUTORIAL It's time for me to share my weekly Tuesday tip or technique. This tutorial fell out of my tips/techniques book as I moved it last night and so got chosen for today's effort. It makes a card front that the receiver pulls open and the card opens out like a spring to see an inner 20cm square area. Images of a completed card using this technique are below these instructions. Practice this on some scrap paper first. MATERIALS 20cm square piece of card stock or decorative paper of your choice. Pre colour the card if you wish. I'll use white card stock so you can clearly see what to do. Pencil, rubber, ruler, craft knife, craft mat and bone scorer. HOW TOO 1) On all sides measure and make a light pencil dot at the 5cm, 10cm and 15cm mark. On my sample I will use a black marker so you can see what I did easily. 2) From the 5cm mark at the left and right side measure and mark a dot at the 10cm mark 3) From the 10cm mark at the left and right side measure in and mark a dot in at the 5cm mark from each side 4) From the 15cm mark at the left and right side measure and mark a dot at the 10cm mark. These dots make a large diamond. 5) Score between all these dots. In my image I have drawn dashes to show you were to score 6) At the top 15cm mark score down to the right side of the diamond. At the 15cm mark at right edge, score across to the bottom of the diamond. At the 5cm mark on the bottom edge, score up to the left side of the diamond. Lastly at the 5cm mark at the left edge, score across to the top of the diamond. See dashed marks I have marked for you on my sample. All these score lines will be mountain folds. That is you bend the scored line back on itself to make a mountain. 7) At the 10cm mark on all sides score into the points on the diamond. See dashed areas on my sample. These scored lines and the scored lines for the diamond are all valley folds. That is you bend the scored line in on itself to make a little valley. Here is my sample with all the scored lines bent to their respective mountain and valley folds. 8) Now all you do is gently fold the card in on itself. Start on one side and then work your way around. If you have all the scored correct lines and folds it sort of winds in like a spring. It should look like this at the front and this at the back. Rub off all marked pencil dots. After I made my sample above for you I painted the card stock with white gesso, sprayed it with various sprays. Stamped and added embellishments to turn it into a steam punk card. I then layered and stuck it to a base card. As mine is fairly embellished it doesn't fold completely flat. This is m Springy Thingy Card open Some close ups of the folded card part. Hugs Annette In Oz
A wonderful fold out card produced from Mark Hearld’s original Rabbits collage. Featuring pet rabbits munching salad leaves, the card has an area for your message and is supplied with an envelope.
Good morning and welcome to Easter weekend!!! We are having a quiet one at our home, since Megan and the girls were here a couple of weeks ago. We had […]
Iris Folding Iris folding is a paper craft technique that involves folding strips of colored paper in such a way to form a spiraling design. The center of the design forms an iris — similar to the shape of the iris of a camera lens. Iris folding originated in Holland. Designs initially were made using […]
Hi friends, today I’m sharing a new fold card which I’m calling a Book Cradle card, as the base reminds me of a book cradle! It’s a very easy card style to make, and another great…
These vibrant note cards feature the original artwork of Dafne Murillo (Lima, Peru). Dafne was a winner of the 2014 Bow Seat Ocean Awareness Student Contest. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DETAILS - One (1) card with envelope (approximately 5.5"x4" folded). - Inside is blank; artist information is on the back. - Original artwork is mixed-media: watercolor, ink, and collage. - Shipped directly from Bow Seat headquarters in Westwood, Mass. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- As an organization that supports the work of the next generation of ocean caretakers, Bow Seat will not make any profit from our Etsy sales. Instead, we share 100% of the profit (after production costs) with the student artist and our ocean conservation partners. If you would like a chance to have your art sold at Bow Seat's Etsy shop, enter our annual Ocean Awareness Contest. Find out more at bowseat.org. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ORIGINAL ARTIST STATEMENT Due to its mild seaside climate, my country, Peru, is an ideal place for whale sightings. For many people in the coastal region, being able to see a blue or a humpback whale is not a rare occurrence, leading to a lucrative bio-marine tourism industry. Ironically, Peruvian beaches are some of the most polluted in the world. I've been involved in two annual beach-cleaning projects and have been stunned by the countless bottles and plastic bags that spread across the shoreline of Lima alone. This is a factor that inspired my piece. My art project is my version of the "iceberg" metaphor: people can only see the portion above the surface but are oblivious to the portion undersea. I feel this is the case in Peru (as in many other countries); people can appreciate the whales yet fail to realize that by continuing to litter the sea with their plastic waste, they are responsible for the extinction of this cetaceous, which may unknowingly mistake the plastic for food. Therefore in my work I portray a whale emerging from the water - while the portion above the water is a regular painting of the animal, the submerged portion is the outline of the whale made completely out of plastic waste. I used acrylic to paint the upper whale and watercolours for the sea and sky. For the submerged portion I made a collage, pasting real plastic wrappers that I had painted and cut to resemble real waste.
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I had originally intended to make a different kind of card today, but it required too many precise lines, so I looked around for som...
Victorian Puzzle Purses, also known as love tokens, hold a special place in the world of romantic gestures. These intricately folded paper purses unfold to reveal a secret message, and were originally exchanged by lovers during the 19th century as a symbol of affection and devotion. They also make charming invitations and notes to friends. Check out my Etsy Shop for more Victorian Love Token designs. I have crafted a ready made Flower Garden love token design perfect for Valentine's Day or for just telling your friends how much you love them! My design includes watercolour flowers, gingham and bows! What more could you need. This download includes 2 options: 1) A blank PDF (no text) for you to simply print out and hand write your message. or 2) An editable template that you can edit online yourself! You can edit the following: text, font, text size, add or delete images, resize everything and move or delete flowers. If you'd prefer to design your own love token, feel free to download my free template here and follow my step-by-step instructions. Please do not share or resell, this is for personal use only. Any questions, please let me know! Happy crafting! x
You can make this Spotlight On Nature Bundle Sneak Peek Card with the measurements and supply list included here.
Look at me going all traditional! :D Today I am going to show you the “olde” technique of iris folding. It is perfect for Christmas cards especially if using metallic papers. I discove…
Tipnique Tuesday is here again and this week I have an interactive card for you that I learnt sitting on a train with other paper arts ladies many years ago. Again it was one my children loved :o). I have a house full of visitors so I do apologize as I can't get in my art room to actually decorate the sample but this is a fun card based on the Jacob's Ladder where parts bend over other parts to reveal different areas. MATERIALS Two pieces of card stock.of choice. I have used red (25cmx14cm) and white (15x14cm) for contrast so you can see easily what I am doing. Ruler, pencil, rubber, bone folder, craft knife and craft mat Stamps of choice HOW TOO 1) On white card stock have the 15cm sides at top and bottom. Measure and mark across top and bottom at 5cm intervals. Draw a soft line with a pencil. I have used a black marker so you can see what I am doing. 2) Use the ruler and craft knife and cut along the marked lines 3) On each panel trim a further few mm off one long edge 4) Place red card in landscape position. Measure and mark a dot along the top and bottom edges at 5cm intervals. Use bone folder and run it down from each dot at top and bottom. Rub out dots. 5) Concertina fold the red card and use the bone folder to press each fold. 6) Flatten the red card out again. On first line and on last measure and mark a dot at the half way mark. In this case its at 7cm and then half way between this above and below that mark (3.5cm and 10.5cm from the top line). Use the craft knife and cut three lines from the first line at left to the last line at right at the marked dots (3.5cm, 7cm and 10.5cms). 7) Start to weave the white panels you made thru the cut lines under and over as shown till all three panels are in place. Decorate the card. on all parts showing in the woven areas. Use stamps etc or images that fit in each red or white area and that don't overlap. Decorate front and back! As I said I can't get in my art room to decorate mine so use your imagination :o). Now fold the card up and something like magic happens...the bent areas start to pop open...look at the left hand side below... This effect happens at the front and the back. Different areas fold out at different times. Hidden ares get revealed and hidden again!! You don't have to use three panels you can use two like below. Have fun! If your panels are larger make the "red" card 5 times that length (for three panel cards and 4 times the length for two panel cards) hugs Annette In Oz
I recently rediscovered the charm of little paper flexagons, known in the cardmaking world as never-ending or infinity cards. I find it fascinating to unfold each page, revealing the card maker’s vision beneath, until I magically end up back where I started. Infinity cards also make an ideal mixed-media substrate. I use them to make…
Front of card reads "You radiate good energy" Blank inside Dimensions: 5.5 x 4.25 inches Comes packed with open end envelope with multi-color flecks Made in the USA - Someday Studio is women-owned and based in Clinton, Massachusetts.
オポッサム 創作・折り：小林弘明 【Origami 】Ｏpossum Designed and folded by Hiroaki Kobayashi. Each piece is made from four square papers. 折紙作品（それぞれの個体は正方形4枚使用）
We have two ways to fold an Valentine origami heart - one has a printable template and the other starts with a square piece of paper...
Here is Banjo Cat ready to celebrate the season. This image is from the late 1800's. It is available on warm white 80 lb. cover stock and comes with a matching envelope. The cards come in three sizes- 3.5" x 5" when folded. 4.5" x 5.5" when folded, and 5" x 7" when folded. They make great invitations. You can ad your own message or use one of ours. Also available in 10 packs. Now available in Postcards! Printed on 4" x 6" 100 lb. warm white cover stock. Postcards do not come with envelopes.
Wow! what a week it was in Rotterdam at OnStage. It was just wonderful to visit the sites, try the food and spend time with friends from around the world!
Now you have gone ahead and and printed that project you have been editing frequently at your screen for the past couple of days. It has been trimmed down to perfection and looks pristine and class…
Wow! what a week it was in Rotterdam at OnStage. It was just wonderful to visit the sites, try the food and spend time with friends from around the world!
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This for one digital file of the Plant Magic Origami Fortune Teller. **PLEASE READ THE DESCRIPTION BELOW BEFORE PLACING ORDER**You will receive one digital file in the form of a pdf file. You will NOT receive a physical product.The inside is left blank for you to write your own fortune. You can also turn this into a drinking game, place card, party decor, etc. The instruction is on the artwork. You can also click here to see how to fold the fortune teller.You will need:1. A computer and a printer to print out the artwork.2. A program that can open pdf files.3. An A4 paper.4. Scissors.TERMS OF USEThis digital file is intended for personal use. Please do not alter or redistribute the artwork either in the form of the digital file or print. You may print as many as you like for your private event (birthdays, wedding, house party, etc). The artwork is an original illustration by Mira of Melancholy Memento. If you are unsure, please get in touch either via private convo or email.
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Thank you for joining me for my YouTube Live presentation. I created three projects using the Cheerful Daisies Bundle. All orders of $40 or more (before shipping and tax) through Sunday, July 2, 2024 will received the make & take kits to make them for yourself. Please use host code BNBWSYYG to qualify for this ordering special. If you missed the presentation, you can watch the replay below. https://youtube.com/live/Ga631r7QlkE The Cheerful Daisies Die do all all of the work for you to make a stunning card. Simply die cut and adhere the pieces together. A holder for daisy seed packets
Learn how to fold Origami Easter Models that you can use as your centerpiece for your festive table.
Beautiful deadly seashells; Cone shell specimens from the South Pacific and Caribbean islands. This lovely two-sided lithograph is printed both front and back on heavy quality satin finish card-paper stock. It measures 7.25" x 12" and it's a generous 9.25" x 13" overall. It's brand new and in excellent condition; no tears, folds, creases, or marks...either side; it a beautiful and fascinating scientific print to frame. Matted, framed, and displayed as a gallery grouping, these wonderful natural history prints are simply spectacular. (Please note that the framed examples in the last photo are just to show how this might look when it's matted and framed. Your print will come to you unmatted and unframed.) Surrender Dorothy offers a non-stop jaw-dropping cornucopia of frame-worthy vintage and antique prints, drawings, sketches, ads, plans, lithos, engravings, posters, maps, charts, and illustrations of all kinds to adorn every room in your happy home. Terrific finds to gussy up your workplace too. Our entire inventory moves in and out of here very quickly and fresh selections are added each day. Please be sure to bookmark our shop and check back to visit us often so you don't miss our latest discoveries. I'll send this to you First Class Mail by way of those nice folks at the USPS rolled and protected in a rigid mailer tube. ============================================== Many other works by Seba may be seen here: http://www.etsy.com/shop/surrenderdorothy/search?search_query=seba ============================================= View our Vintage Natural History Department here: http://www.etsy.com/shop/surrenderdorothy/search?search_query=natural+history ============================================= Visit our Oceanography here: http://www.etsy.com/shop/surrenderdorothy/search?search_query=ocean ================================================ More pretty Shells are here: http://www.etsy.com/shop/surrenderdorothy/search?search_query=shell *************************************************** Please View Our Shop Policies Here: http://www.etsy.com/shop/SurrenderDorothy/policy?ref=shopinfo_policies_leftnav P261
Wow! what a week it was in Rotterdam at OnStage. It was just wonderful to visit the sites, try the food and spend time with friends from around the world!
Back in the day, folding paper fortune-tellers were one of the greatest possessions a child could have, providing hours of fun and enough practice to (maybe) tell someone's fortune. Folding paper and drawing on it might not be a new concept, however, artist Ben Avlis managed to breathe a new life into it by creating stunning transforming art pieces.
Hello stamping friends, I have another sneak peek to share with you from the 2024-2025 Annual catalogue. As a demonstrstor we have access to preorders from new upcoming catalogues. When I first saw the Country Flowers Bundle, I knew it was one that I would love. The stamp set includes two different containers, three foliage and flower stamps, a stool and five greetings. For this card I stamped the front pail and flowers first. I created a mask for the pail and then stamped the stool and the teapot and flowers. I stamped the stool again on a piece of woodgrain card stock from the Country Woods DSP and fussy cut it out. I trimmed the stool so that it would fit behind the front pail. I coloured the image with my Blends Markers and cut out the image with a Deckled Rectangle Die. Happy Easter stamping friends, be sure to pop back soon for more peeks from the new catalogue. If you live in Australia and do not already have a demo, contact me and I can send you your own catalogue as soon as it's available. Happy stamping, Rachel
Oh my.......I just love this NEW A Little Latte Suite! I am a coffee drinker & this suite is totally me. Check out this fun card! This is one of the cards that everyone joining me at my March monthly stamp classes will be making. I used the- #163466- A Little Latte Suite Collection= $77.25 includes: Latte Love stamp set & dies; Adhesive Back Dots; Natural Polka Dot Ribbon You can CLICK HERE to see this suite in the Online Exclusive products! So what do you think? I hope you like it as much as I do. Here are the supplies & measurements. stamp set: 'Latte Love'-Online Exclusive card stock: Early Espresso- 5 1/2 x 8 1/2"- score at 4 1/4" & fold in half for card base Early Espresso- 4 x 5 1/4"- emboss with Basics 3D Embossing Folder (crosshatch pattern) Early Espresso- 3 1/4 x 3 1/4" Pecan Pie- 3 1/2 x 3 1/2" Basic White- 1 1/2" strip- die cut small postage square Basic White- 3/4 x 2 1/4"- stamp words onto Basic White- 4 x 5 1/4"- for inside of card designer paper: A Little Latte DSP- Online Exclusive die cut small postage square using the Perennial Postage dies (x 3 different DSP patterns) ink: Early Espresso other: Stampin' Cut & Emboss Machine; Perennial Postage Dies; dimensionals; glue dots Online Exclusive: A Latte Love Dies; Natural 3/8" Polka Dot Trim; Basics 3D Embossing Folder pack (crosshatch pattern); Adhesive Backed Swirl Dots I hope you have a great Thursday!! Happy Stamping! Hugs- SUSIE
