Annette Sullivan: Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator, Australia – Providing inspiration for handmade greeting cards
Category: Fancy Fold
Today I have some Triple Cube Fancy Fold Cards for Christmas. The original idea came from a tutorial at splitcoaststampers.com. I have adjusted the measurements so that the card when folded flat is 10cm x 15cm. It will fit into our C6 envelopes. You can see the tutorial here. Leave me a comment if you … Continue reading Triple Cube Fancy Fold Cards for Christmas
this is a Collar Fold Card made with the beautiful (but retired) Dainty Flowers DSP. You can download the PDF with the measurements and instructions here Supplies: Stamp Set: Pansy Patch Cardstock: Soft Sea Foam, Starry Sky, Crushed Curry, Old Olive, Basic White, Dainty Flowers DSP Ink: Starry Sky Accessories: Dainty Delight Dies, Glitter Sequins, … Continue reading Collar Fold Card with Dainty Delight
Here is another version of the four square side flap fancy fold card. (See the other one here.) The Thick Very Vanilla card base is 29.7cm x 10.5cm scored at 14.8cm, Fold on the score line and cut off a piece 4.3cm on the right hand side of the front (10.5cm from the left hand … Continue reading Four Square Side Flap Fancy Fold card for Christmas
I couldn't resist using my first ever Christmas stamp set - City of David to create this Angled Fold Card. Supplies: Stamp Set: City of David Cardstock: Pretty Peacock, Very Vanilla, Lights Aglow Specialty DSP Ink: Pretty Peacock Accessories: Decorative Circle Punch, 2" Circle Punch, Handmade Tag Punch You can download the PDF file with … Continue reading Creating an Angled Fold Card for Christmas
Today's pop up card is a little different to the usual pop up. This one sits open on the desk. Here it is closed. ... and here it is open. The card base is 29.7cm x 10.5cm scored at 14.8cm (11" x 4¼" scored at 5½"). The insert is 24.3cm x 10cm scored at 5cm, … Continue reading A Pop Up Card for Christmas
Today I have a WOW variation of the standard gate fold card. It is known as a Double Die Gate Fold. Keep reading and check out the photos to see how it gets the name. The secret is to cut the die cut twice and attach to both sides of the front of the gate … Continue reading Double Die Gate Fold Card with Prized Peony
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