A neat Diamond Pop-up Fun Fold card with video & free project sheet

January 19, 2026

I shared this pretty fun fold card on last week’s Live video. If you missed it you can watch it here on YouTube or here on Facebook.

Isn’t it a neat card fold? And it’s super easy to make. I also love that it shows off our coordinating designer series paper so well. Here I used the Lovely & Beautiful Specialty DSP seen here. It’s gorgeous prints include gold foil accents.

I made two different versions because I needed multiples of them for our January Team swap with my Flowerbug’s.

The center greeting layer is added with two folded strips of paper positioned next to the center score line. This allows the greeting to pivot and pop-up when you flex the card. These are about 1 1/2″ X 1/2″ and I simply fold them in half and placed with the score lines next to each other.

You can see how the center panel ‘pops’ up when it’s opened. I really love this fold!

I used the Greenery Lane bundle for the greeting and the White leaf die-cut. You can see this bundle here.

The other two dies are from the Perennial Postage dies seen here.

I created a free project sheet for this fun fold card. Click here to download or print it.

Below is the video tutorial for this card.

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Peaceful Place card kit to go; beautiful ‘winter’ cards for any occasion!

December 6, 2021
The Peaceful Place specialty designer paper is gorgeous in it's silver, black, gray & white color theme. This paper does the work for you in creating simple yet elegant cards.

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I have a limited supply of these; opt in by December 14th.

This kit to go includes 10 pre-cut cards (2 each of 5 designs). The PDF tutorial includes directions to make 10 beautiful cards; & $20 in Stampin' Up! product. Product includes 1/2 pkg. of the Peaceful Place specialty designer paper, a share of Wonderful snowflakes, silver cord & clear rhinestones.

*this is the card kit my subscribers will receive. If you'd like to automatically receive my kits each month opt in here.

You'll receive the PDF tutorial immediately after payment in an email. The pre-cut kit will be mailed out before Christmas, barring back orders.

The PDF tutorial includes photos, measurements, step by step directions and a supplies list. You'll use the measurements listed to cut your new Designer paper to complete your cards.

You will need the following to complete the cards like mine:
- Shaded Spruce, Blackberry Bliss, Black or Rich Razzleberry inks.
- I used the Peaceful Cabin & Peaceful Moments stamp sets but you can easily substitute other greetings. Or add either set or bundle on at an extra 10% discount! Contact me for payment.
- You will also need a tree image for two cards.
- adhesives, a paper trimmer, scissors
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- Click here to purchase the pre-cut kit to go for $28 plus shipping
- Click here to get the PDF tutorial for $15
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Merriest Moments ‘5 at a time’ cards with free templates

December 3, 2021

Here's another set of my '5 at a time' cards I shared yesterday here. I used the Merriest Moments stamp set. This stamp set is carrying over to next year's Holiday catalog along with the dies & Hybrid embossing folder but they will not longer be in a bundle at 10% off.

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My colors include Cherry Cobbler, Shaded Spruce, Sahara Sand & White. I love the unusual addition of the Sahara Sand. I chose it to blend in softly instead of another attention grabber.

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See the texture? After I stamped I used the Timeworn Type 3D embossing folder before layering the pieces and finishing the cards. I used the Double Oval punch here.

If you missed yesterday's post I shared these '5 at a time' cards on a recent FB Live video seen here. I created two templates that layer each other for quick set of 5 A2 sized finished cards. And they sized perfectly for very little waste.

Below is how the White card stock is stamped. Can you see that the images concentrate on two sides of each piece leaving one corner free & clear? This keeps the cards from being too busy.

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Before I stamped I scored on the 4 3/4" and 3 1/2" lines (using the measurements on the template) leaving the piece intact. You could also draw a light pencil mark so you know where to stamp. Then after stamping I can cut on the scored lines.

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Below are the templates. Remember these are 8 1/2" X 11" to start with.

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As you can see these templates have very little waste.

I hope you watch the video below to see the tips & tricks on using these templates.

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My ‘5 at a time’ card templates are addicting!

December 2, 2021

I'm so excite to share this fun & unique idea! I created two templates that help you make 5 cards at a time. It's addicting & you'll be looking at your stamps in a whole new way!

I shared this on last week's Facebook Live and it was a hit! It's so fun to do.

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For these cards I used the Merry Snowflakes stamp set (seen here) & Pool Party, Bermuda Bay & Highland Heather inks. The card stock is White, Gorgeous Grape, Bermuda Bay & Coastal Cabana. If you follow me you know these are some of my favorite colors! They're perfect for snowflakes.

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Below are the templates. Remember these are 8 1/2" X 11" to start with. For these cards I stamped before I cut but you can certainly cut your pieces first if you'd like to.

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As you can see these templates have very little waste.

Before I stamped I scored on the 4 3/4" and 3 1/2" lines leaving the piece intact. You could also draw a light pencil mark so you know where to stamp.

And here is how the White card stock is stamped. (I forgot to take a photo before I cut and layered them.)

Can you see that the images concentrate on two sides of each piece leaving one corner free & clear? Basically you're stamping down the middle and on each of the lines. This keeps the cards from being too busy.

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I added a few iridescent Wonderful snowflakes (seen here) to some of them; I cannot get enough of these! They're such a great size & value – you get 24 for $6.

I hope you watch the video below to see the tips & tricks on using these templates.

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Below is the video so you can see how it's done.

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