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Create a pointed gatefold card using the Changing Leaves Hybrid bundle, Countryside Corners dies, and monochromatic colors Misty Moonlight and Night of Navy. Score and cut cardstock to create the card’s points, then add stamped and die-cut leaves and sentiment. Enjoy free gifts and tutorials with purchases. Order and subscribe for more crafting supplies and kits.
This fun fold gift card holder card came about all because of a 2″ piece of left over Designer Series Paper that I wanted to use for a fun fold card. So instead of scoring at 2-3/4″ for a z-fold card, I scored at 2-1/4″ so that the Designer Series Paper would fit layered on…
Create your own thank you card with Stampin’ Up!’s Forever Love suite by just adding a simple sentiment from another stamp set like Circle Sayings. The Forever Love Suite’s Lifetime of Love dies are so so delicate, elegant and pretty. The oval flower die is so amazing, especially when cutting out specialty paper like Gold…
Use the Gold Foiled Flowers Cards & Envelopes with the Forever Love Suite to create more than double the amount of cards in the kit! Simply cut the cards in half and use them for card fronts to double the amount of cards you can make. And for even more cards, cut off the beautiful…
Create a partially embossed card with the Timeless Arrangements stamp set and dies. This can be created with any embossing folder. Just glue together two pieces of chipboard/cardboard that comes with the kits and Paper Pumpkin kits. Then cut out any shape. Use the chipboard shape and one cutting plate or another piece of chipboard/cardboard…
For this partial reveal card, I used the Basic Borders dies. There are six dies to choose from. I chose the zig zag die so that I could also use another piece of card stock with the same edge. To create the same edge, I used a 3-1/2″ x 5-1/4″ piece of card stock and…
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This was a fun card to make at club and I can't wait until I wrap up the wedding invitation project I'm on and can get back to recreational stamping!