Marilyn made this pretty card with the Celebrate Sunflowers stamp set (seen here) for one of our latest Flowerbug's Team swaps. I believe she found the idea on Pinterest. I love how it features 4 of our new In Colors!
The card base is Bumblebee. She added Black card stock and ink to pull the colors together. Here is a tip: stamp the sunflower on 4 different colored squares and then cut them into smaller squares. You'll get enough stamped pieces for 4 cards!
Measurements:
Bumblebee card base 5 1/2" X 8 1/2"
White – 5 1/4" X 4"
Black 3 3/4" square
Just Jade, Magenta Madness, Cinnamon Cider and Bumblee – 3 1/2" squares for stamping. Then cut into 1 3/4" squares to puzzle piece on each card.
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Are you drawn to monochromatic cards like me? Today's project is entirely green tones. It's a card we made at Club in August and it features the beautiful Changing Leaves bundle.
The colors include Old Olive, Mossy Meadow & White. I chose the very special Changing Leaves bundle for this because of the neat textures you can achieve with the 3D embossing folder that matches the large leaves die.
It's a Dutch Door card fold where the side opens up and brings the center layers with it. This long piece is 11" X 2 1/4" and is scored at 5 1/2". It's attached to the bottom of the 5 1/2" X 4 1/4" card base. Check out the free project sheet for it. Click on the following link to print or save it:Download August 24 Changing Leaves dutch door card
I shared this card and another very special fun fold card on the following video. Be sure to follow me here on my YouTube channel; I share lots of fun folds and techniques every week!
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I chose to feature the stunning Season of Green & Gold specialty designer series paper seen here online. It's filled with shades of green with gold foil accents and is part of our Online product line.
I cased my friend Susie Wood who made the card on the left below:
She used the Regal Flora designer paper in Cherry Cobbler with Blackberry Bliss. So very pretty! Find more projects by my talented friend from Iowa here on her blog.
I love this neat fold!
Details:
The pretty gold die-cut is from the Peaceful Season bundle seen here.
The greeting is from the Something Fancy stamp set seen here
The leaf die-cuts are from the Delicate Forest dies seen here
Look at the extra details inside too. Wedding cards are fun because you can go over the top a bit! This gorgeous card will be given to my youngest son who's getting married this week. I'm so thrilled for him and his fiance'. We're excited to welcome her into our family!
It used a pieces of designer paper measuring 12" X 5 1/4" that is adhered to a card base of 4 1/4" X 5 1/2". It's scored at 2", 4", 8" and 10". Then the corners are folded down. Here's the simple template I drew:
To get the rest of the measurements please check out the free project sheet here. Click on the link to download or print the directions:Download Diamond Gatefold card
I shared this card and another very easy fun fold card on the following video. Be sure to follow me here on my YouTube channel; I share lots of fun folds and techniques every week!
I shared this card and another very special fun fold card on the following video. Be sure to follow me here on my YouTube channel; I share lots of fun folds and techniques every week!
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