Make a Christmas Step Card That Pops Out Above the Rest with Lisa Curcio of Lisa's Stamp Studio in this Pop Up Fun Fold Card Tutorial!
Learn how to make this Hand Penned Petals Mirror Fold card with the video tutorial and PDF shared in today's cardmaking blog post.
Hello, Crafters. Yesterday, hubby and I had a great day at the Artisan’s Market in the St Nicholas Shopping Centre in Sutton. The visitors to the Market were happy and willing to stop for a chat without feeling they were obligated to buy anything. Having done many craft markets in the past and have become ... Read More about Concertina Pocket Fancy Fold Card Video
Do you enjoy a fancy fold card? I’ve got a cute fancy fold for you which I shared on my 12 Weeks of Christmas series on Saturday. This is a relatively quick fancy fold and is a twist on a gatefold card. I like that you can use leftover paper to decorate it. In my […]
A Flying Dragonfly Zfold slit card has the dragonflies flying out of your hands! I always love a fun-fold card, especially one that makes dragonflies fly like magic.
Welcoming Window stamp and dies, Graces Garden stamp and dies, Special fold, W Fold insert, Stampin UP HAPPY WEDNESDAY WONDERS!! And have I ...
Today I received an email from a stamper named Susan requesting instructions for a card I posted a while ago called a Cascading Fold card. The card was made by my awesome stamping friend Debbie Evoy. Susan wants to recreate the card for her granddaughter's birthday. I thought since I was giving Susan instructions that maybe someone else would be interested in them. Here is the Debby's card and link to my post on the Cascading Fold cards I made, using a different technique: Click here to see the original post Here Is the Card I Made: Cutting Instructions:Cardstock A: (MELON MAMBO) Cut one piece of A for card base measuring 5 ½” x 5 ½” and score at 4 ¼”, burnish on the fold line so crease is at the outside edge like a normal card. Cut one piece of A for 2nd layer measuring 5 1/2” x 3 ¾” score at 4 ¼” and burnished at fold line. Cut one piece of A for bottom front layer measuring 2” x 4 ¼”. Cut one piece A for inside sentiment layer measuring 3 1/8" x 2 7/8" Cardstock B (PETAL PINK) Cut one piece of B for inside card base mat measuring 5 ¼” x 4” Cut one piece of B for 2nd layer mat 4" x 3 1/2" Cut one piece of B for bottom layer mat measuring 1 ¾” x 4” Small scraps for floral pieces and butterflies. Cardstock C (Basic White ) Cut one piece of C for layer on inside of base measuring 3 1/8” x 2 3/4” Scrap for sentiment DSP (Meandering Meadows #162735 Online Exclusive): Cut one piece of DSP for Inside Base Mat measuring 5 1/8 x 3 7/8”, Cut one piece of DSP for 2nd layer mat measuring 3 ¼” x 3 ¾” Cut one piece of DSP for bottom front layer 1 5/8” x 3 7/8” Assembling Base Layers: 1. Adhere the B1 layer to card base mat. 2. Adhere DSP1 5 1/8” x 3 7/8” mat to B1 mat. 3. Adhere A2 mat 3 5/8” x 3 ¼” to the bottom of the base DSP piece. Leave equal margins around sides and bottom edge. 4. Adhere C1 mat to A2. I suggest stamping neutral piece with sentiment and design before adhering it. Here's all the pieces of the base mat. Assembling 2nd Layer: 1. Adhere the A2 layer mat to the finished base layer. Fold at the score line and add adhesive to the back to adhere. 2. Adhere B2 mat to the second layer base. 3. Adhere DSP 2 piece the 3 ¼ x 3 ¾ to the card B2 mat. Assembling Bottom Front Layers: 1. Adhere A3 piece (1 ¾ x 4”) to the edge of the second layer. 2. Adhere B3 piece to A3. 3. Adhere DSP3 to B3 4. Decorate with floral and add sentiment. Assembling Cascading Layers: 1. Start with the base card with the folded piece with burnished fold on left side. Line up the 2nd layer so it is even with the bottom and side of the base layer and adhere it by running glue on the back of the fold line. 2. Repeat this with the bottom front layer. 3. Starting with the base cut from the top corner across the diagonal to the 2nd layer 4. Starting with the 2nd layer cut from the corner on the diagonal to the bottom layer. I hope you found this tutorial easy to work with. I'd love to hear from you. HAPPY STAMPING! PENNY TOKENS STAMPIN' SPOT Penny Hanuszak, CDN Stampin' Up Demo since 2006 Click here to visit my 24/7 Online Web Store Click here to shop in my Web Store Sale Starts April 9th through April 30, 2024 Don't forget to Add March Hostess on Any Orders Under $200 in March Click here to see how to use the Code.
Make This Pop Out Accordion Fun Fold Card for Birthdays with Lisa Curcio of Lisa's Stamp Studio in this FREE Online Cardmaking Tutorial!
Ready to see the overlapping fun fold card & everything you need to know to make it? This fancy fold card is a favorite for all occasions.
Hello friends, Here’s a fancy fold masculine card using the Sailing Home stamp set (#c149457). The cardstock I have used is Whisper White (#106549), Misty Moonlight (#153086) and Seaside Spray (#150889). There is quite a lot of cutting for this card. The base card is the normal size card - 14.9cm x 10.5cm. The Whisper White card at the front is 23cm x 4cm and scored in half (11.5cm) on the long side and 1cm at each end. The middle white layer is 18cm x 7cm and scored in half (9cm) on the long side and 1cm at each end. The back white layer is 12cm x12cm and scored in half (6cm) and 1 cm at each end. The Misty Moonlight card sizes are as follows and 2 required for each size - 3.5cm x 10cm 6.5cm x 7.5cm 11.5cm x 4.5cm 13.9cm x 9.5cm Seaside Spray card sizes as follows and 2 required of each size - 6cm x 7cm 11cm x 4cm 13.4cm x 9cm I stamped the lighthouse and small boat with Misty Moonlight ink (#153118), the larger boats and sentiments with Merry Merlot ink (#147112) and the anchor with Basic Gray ink (#147118). The Seaside Spray cards were all dry embossed with the Seabed 3D Embossing Folder (#152700) and the Misty Moonlight card on the front layer with the Hammered Metal 3D embossing folder (#150646). Each of the stamped images were cut with the Smooth Sailing Dies (#149576). I also cut the wheel from Silver Foil (#132178) and the rope from Copper Foil (#142020) and the seaweed from Misty Moonlight card. The sentiment is from the Many Mates stamp set (#c152633) and cut with the Stitched Rectangles Dies (#151820). I used Stampin’ Dimensionals (#104430) and Mini Glue Dots (#103683) to attach all the elements to the card. Have a great day. lesleyjendra.stampinup.net [email protected]
Hello, Today, I want to show my first tried bench fold card using piece of cake stamp set. I’m from South Korea and I love to go to bakery in Korea, because there are so many beautiful cakes displayed. (I missed it because I live a small town in America, so only I can see
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
Hello, Crafters. I saw a fancy fold card like this on Pinterest recently. I fell in love with it and just had to have a go. There wasn’t any kind of closure to the card, so I added a ribbon. I considered a belly band, but decided against that idea. When the card is closed ... Read More about “W” Fancy Fold Card Video
Twist and Pop cards are fabulous, interactive cards with a central panel that twists and pops outward to reveal a message, image or comb...
Welcome to the Stampin’ Creative Global Blog Hop! Currently you are visiting Julie Davison from the middle of the United States (Central Ill...
I have a fabulous display card to share with you today, featuring five little flags that project from the centre of the card, giving it it's name. Despite how it looks, it's not too difficult to create and will fold up nicely for posting in a standard envelope. 1. You'll need one piece of heavy patterned paper measuring 10" long x 6" high, one piece of cardstock measuring 8" long x 6" high, and five 2" squares of cardstock for the flags. Extra patterned paper and embellishments will be needed for decoration once the base is created. 2. Score the piece of cardstock and fold in half to form a 6" x 4" card. Set aside. 3. Place the patterned paper horizontally on your scoreboard and score at 2", 3", 4", 5", 6", 7" and 8". 4. Concertina fold the card, starting and ending with valley folds. You should have three peaks in the centre of the paper and a 2" flat section on each side. Refer to the photo below. 5. Apply adhesive on the back of the 2" flat sections on either side of the patterned paper. DO NOT apply any adhesive to the concertina section in the middle. 6. Line up the adhesive ends of the patterned paper with the sides of the card blank and press firmly in place. The concertina section should be free to fold and unfold as you open and close the card. Set aside. 7. It's easier to decorate the "flags" at this point rather than after you have secured them to the card. Add some patterned paper, stamps, images and other embellishments as desired. Keep in mind that any decorations you add should be flat as they will be included in the folds of the card. 8. Apply adhesive to the half of the "flag" that will attach to the card. Double check before you add any glues or tapes to make sure you're applying it to the correct side. 9. Start by adhering the centre "flag" halfway up the middle fold. I used a centring ruler to make sure I placed it correctly. 10. Now adhere two flags on the first fold, one flush with the top of the card, and one flush with the bottom. 11. Apply the last two flags on the last fold, one flush with the top of the card and one flush with the bottom. 12. Decorate the front of the card as desired. I used a digital image, coloured with copic markers, some ribbon and patterned paper. The card is quite bulky when complete, so you might like to create a belly band or ribbon tie to hold it closed. I think this fold would be fabulous for Christmas, decorated with lots of different sized snowflakes, glitter and snowmen. I hope you'll give it a try!
I have frequently been asked for information on how to make the Four Fold Card I posted, on July 10th this year, so I am showing how to mak...
Learn how to make a double diamond fold card that will rock your world. Seriously, if you love creative card ideas you’ll love to make this!
Hello everyone, thank you for stopping by, today I’m sharing this unusual 3 Peak Arrow Fold card. This was requested by my Mum after she saw this one on Pinterest, I could’nt find any t…
Honey Bee from Stampin Up. Created by UK Independent Demonstrator Teri Pocock. Click through for more details. #teripocock #stampinup #stampinupuk #stampinmagic #honeybee
Who doesn’t love a New Fancy Fold?! Hey Guys!! First off, I want to say how much I LOVE Fancy Folds, today I am sharing a Balcony Card…..What!? Yes, I have never heard about it either, so I am sharing with you how to make one by doing my weekly video that you can watch. … Continue reading A Fancy Fold balcony Card….What!? →
Hello Stampin’ Friends ~ Today I’m going to share the second card from my LIVE on Tuesday …. I’m highlighting the Friendly Hello Stamp Set and Designer Paper that is in the …
Hello, Crafters. I saw a fancy fold card like this on Pinterest recently. I fell in love with it and just had to have a go. There wasn’t any kind of closure to the card, so I added a ribbon. I considered a belly band, but decided against that idea. When the card is closed ... Read More about “W” Fancy Fold Card Video
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Twist and Pop cards are fabulous, interactive cards with a central panel that twists and pops outward to reveal a message, image or comb...
Hello, Crafters. I have another great fun fold card video for you today which I first saw made by Shrusti Patel. When I started checking YouTube I found more videos showing how to make this card and I followed the one made by the Paper Pixie. One of the changes I made was to add ... Read More about Hexagon Twisted Pocket Card Video
Check out this Third Fold WOW Card that I shared on a recent Facebook Live. It's a lot easier to make than it looks.
I have a fabulous display card to share with you today, featuring five little flags that project from the centre of the card, giving it it's name. Despite how it looks, it's not too difficult to create and will fold up nicely for posting in a standard envelope. 1. You'll need one piece of heavy patterned paper measuring 10" long x 6" high, one piece of cardstock measuring 8" long x 6" high, and five 2" squares of cardstock for the flags. Extra patterned paper and embellishments will be needed for decoration once the base is created. 2. Score the piece of cardstock and fold in half to form a 6" x 4" card. Set aside. 3. Place the patterned paper horizontally on your scoreboard and score at 2", 3", 4", 5", 6", 7" and 8". 4. Concertina fold the card, starting and ending with valley folds. You should have three peaks in the centre of the paper and a 2" flat section on each side. Refer to the photo below. 5. Apply adhesive on the back of the 2" flat sections on either side of the patterned paper. DO NOT apply any adhesive to the concertina section in the middle. 6. Line up the adhesive ends of the patterned paper with the sides of the card blank and press firmly in place. The concertina section should be free to fold and unfold as you open and close the card. Set aside. 7. It's easier to decorate the "flags" at this point rather than after you have secured them to the card. Add some patterned paper, stamps, images and other embellishments as desired. Keep in mind that any decorations you add should be flat as they will be included in the folds of the card. 8. Apply adhesive to the half of the "flag" that will attach to the card. Double check before you add any glues or tapes to make sure you're applying it to the correct side. 9. Start by adhering the centre "flag" halfway up the middle fold. I used a centring ruler to make sure I placed it correctly. 10. Now adhere two flags on the first fold, one flush with the top of the card, and one flush with the bottom. 11. Apply the last two flags on the last fold, one flush with the top of the card and one flush with the bottom. 12. Decorate the front of the card as desired. I used a digital image, coloured with copic markers, some ribbon and patterned paper. The card is quite bulky when complete, so you might like to create a belly band or ribbon tie to hold it closed. I think this fold would be fabulous for Christmas, decorated with lots of different sized snowflakes, glitter and snowmen. I hope you'll give it a try!
Welcome to the Stampin’ Creative Global Blog Hop! Currently you are visiting Julie Davison from the middle of the United States (Central Ill...
This will be my last post before Christmas, so I am wishing you all a relaxed and lovely time over the silly season! Today’s card features more of the Eden’s Garden Collection. This col…
Handmade cards like the Double Z Fold Card are easy to make and anything but boring. Learn how to customize your card today.
Learn how to make a double diamond fold card that will rock your world. Seriously, if you love creative card ideas you’ll love to make this!
One Card Template - 15 Cards with Different Designer Series Papers!
The Field of Flowers stamp set and the Hinge Fold seemed like the perfect combination for the Sunday Stamps Color challenge this week. This is the first time I have participated in this challenge. I was inspired by a card created by Stamp with Amy K for the same challenge. Here are the colors for ... Read More about Hinge Fold Field of Flowers Card for Sunday Challenge Blog Hop
Hello, Crafters. Have I got a great video for you today? I’m not sure why I feel so pleased with this card but it was joy to make. I’m pleased with all three cards I’ve made and just by way of a change, it’s a 7″ x 5″ card! This is the size card – ... Read More about Diamond Z Fold Card Video
I have frequently been asked for information on how to make the Four Fold Card I posted, on July 10th this year, so I am showing how to mak...
Yesterday I shared my new favorite fun fold card I made for Easter. Today I have a photo tutorial for you along with another version I made for Mother’s Day. This beautiful bouquet will last …
Merry Christmas to you all!!! I hope you have a special day with family & friends as we celebrate the birth of Jesus! Today's card I made a couple of months ago & never posted. It is made with several of my favorite products from the Holiday Catalog! And it is a fun fold too!! It is a totally Susie card. This is what it looks like standing up! Isn't it a cool accordion Z fold! You can click on the links below to see a couple other cards I made using this fun fold! https://stampwithsusie.blogspot.com/2021/09/peaceful-deer-fun-accordion-z-fold-card.html https://stampwithsusie.blogspot.com/2021/08/delicate-dahlias.html Here are the supplies & measurements. stamp set: 'Peaceful Deer' card stock: Old Olive- 5 1/2 x 11"- score at 1 3/4", 3 1/2", 5 1/4", 7" Old Olive- 3 1/4 x 6 1/2"- score at 3 1/4" Crumb Cake- 3 x 3"- Emboss with Timber 3D Embossing Folder Old Olive- 3" strip- die cut with Seasonal Swirls Dies Basic White- 2 3/4" strip- die cut circle & stamp trees onto it Basic White- 1 3/4" strip- die cut circle & stamp words onto it Crumb Cake- 2" strip- stamp deer & punch out Basic White- 3 3 4/ x 5 1/4"- for inside of card designer paper: Peaceful Prints DSP- 1 1/2 x 5 1/4" (x2); 1 x 3 3/4"- for inside of card inks: Memento; Old Olive other: Stampin' Cut & Emboss Machine; Timber 3D Embossing Folder; Layering Circle Dies; Seasonal Swirls Dies; Deer Builder Punch; Simply Scored Scoring Tool; Brushed Metallic Dots; Linen Thread; dimensionals; glue dots I hope you have a SUPER Saturday!! And a very BLESSED CHRISTMAS DAY! Many Blessings! Happy Stamping! Hugs- SUSIE
I made this pretty Latch Folder card using products from the Heart & Home Suite from the new Mini Catalog, available starting January 4, 2022.
Handmade 3D Card using the Forever Greenery by Stampin' Up! Peggy Noe of prettypapercards.com #stepcard #forevergreenery #peggynoe #prettypapercards
Hello, Crafters. Yesterday, hubby and I had a great day at the Artisan’s Market in the St Nicholas Shopping Centre in Sutton. The visitors to the Market were happy and willing to stop for a chat without feeling they were obligated to buy anything. Having done many craft markets in the past and have become ... Read More about Concertina Pocket Fancy Fold Card Video
