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Another Fancy Fold Card for you this week. This time it’s a Bay Window Card. I love the Hydrangea Hill suite of products, but haven’t yet got the stamps \u0026 die bundle, so I’ve paired it with the Butterfly Gala stamp set \u0026 punch. It’s a really easy card to make, Hope you like it Thanks for stopping by Jane x Instructions Cardstock : 4 1/8” (10.5cm) x A4 length Score on long side @ 3/8”, 4 1/2” (1, 11.5cm) Flip cardstock over, top to bottom, and score @ 1 3/4”, 3 1/8”, 5 7/8” (4.5, 8, 14.9cm) DSP 1 (choose a pattern that could be a view from a window) : 3 strips, 4” x 1 1/4” (10.2 x 3.2cm) DSP 2: (choose a plainer pattern) 4” x just under 3” (10.2 x 7.5cm) Cut strips measuring – 1 of 4\

Fun fold cards

Two Christmas card designs with die cut shapes complete with step by step video tutorials to show you how to make them

2022 Cards

Check out my video and blog post for full instructions on how to make this pretty card –

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Hi ladies, Alina here today with Tutorial Thursday. I’m going to show you how I made this tent card (the tutorial exists already at Splitcoaststampers), with an extra panel inside, which you can decorate as you wish. You can start with a 30×13,5cm piece of cardstock, which you must fold in half and another 12,5x14cm piece of cardstock or patterned paper, which you must adhere to the front of the card (photo 2). Unfold the card and place a shape die in the middle of the card front (or simply use a hobby knife and a ruler) and cut a ”window”. My ”window” is a rectangle 8,2x11cm. Then you will need a 8x4cm piece of cardstock, which you must fold in half and adhere it at the back of the panel you’ve just cut (like on photo 6). Use some sticky tape on the other half of the small piece of cardstock, like in the picture below, fold the card and place the panel back to its place like on photo 8. You will get something like this: a card with an extra panel which hangs right in the middle inside. Now you need a 13,5×7,5cm piece of cardstock, which you must score at 1,5cm, 3,75cm and 6cm and then fold the score lines like on the picture below. Adhere this piece of cardstock on the inside of the card, like on the picture below. Now you can decorate the card as you wish. The beautiful die cuts I used are made using the gorgeous Scroll Bracket Die . My card is not finished on this picture below, that’s why I’m going to invite you tomorrow, same time, same place, because Friday Team, including me 🙂 , has some beautiful cards to share and you can see how I decorated this card. I hope you like the idea and if you have any questions, I would be happy to help. See you tomorrow!!! Hugs, Alina

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Hello stampers, Today, I made a Mini Miura Fold card with Butterfly Gala stamp set and Botanical butterfly designer series papers. This is my first time to try to make […]

Flower cards

Good Morning Everyone I hope you are well. We have another Share it on a Sunday project for you today. This week Donna Chose Floral Fold as our theme. So I decided to create a Joy Fold card using the lovely Flowers for Every Season DSP and the Gorgeous Posies Stamp Set So as usual I’ll run through my project with you and then link the Donna and Karen’s blogs so you can have look at what they have made too. Measurements Gorgeous Grape Cardstock 1pc – 4 1/8\