It’s an amazing achievement for Susan Campfield to reach 25 years with Stampin’ Up! That’s a lot of years of creating, giving to others, inspiring others, and being a great team leader. She’s been my team leader for about 5 years (in total) but I’ve known her since she started her career and she’s accomplished so much! Thanks for following this blog hop so that you can see all the different versions of the Pop Out Bendy Fold Card that Susan Campfield inspired her team members (and customers) with! Happy 25th Anniversary Susan! I hope this version of the fun fold gives everyone some fall inspiration!
Card Measurements:
Cajun Craze Cardstock:
Card base: 5.5″ x 8.5″ scored at t 2-1/8”, 4-1/4”, 6-3/8”
Bendy piece: 1” x 5-1/8” score at 1/2” and at 4-5/8” (1/2” in from each end)
Wobble piece: 1” x 3” score at 1/2”, 1”, 2”, 2-1/2”
Front and inside of card: (2) 3-1/4″ x 3-3/4″
Piece for die cutting pumpkin
Basic Black Cardstock: 1” x 9-1/4” for the bellyband
Basic White:
(2) 3″ x 3-1/2″, one for the front and one for the inside of the card
Piece for foliage and flower die cut and sentiment banner
Rustic Harvest Designer Series Paper:
(2) 3/4″ x 5 1/8″ of 3 different patterns of paper to decorate front of card
(2) 2″ x 5 1/8″ of pumpkin pattern for inside of card
Directions:
Click on Image below to link to Susan’s Video Tutorial on how to assemble the Pop Out Bendy Fold card:
Click on above image to link to Susan’s Video Tutorial
Card base: Basic White CS 12” x 4.75” scored on the long side at 4” and 8”
Real Red CS: 6.5” x 3.75” (two of these) scored on the long side at 2.75” and lightly at 5.5”
Basic White CS: 2.5” x 3.5” (four of these)
Pear Pizazz CS: 3.75” x 4.5”
Basic White: 3.5” x 4.25”
Designer Paper: 7/8” x 3.5” (two of these)
Designer Paper: 2.5” x 3.5” (two of these)
Gingerbread & Peppermint DSP for tree, snowflake, ornament cut-outs and peppermint candy pieces
Real Red ribbon: 7” piece and two 6” pieces
This shows the panel that goes in the middle – adhere the ribbon first and then the “Merry Christmas” and snowflake white cs pieces go UPSIDE DOWN as shown!
This shows the bottom panel – adhere the ribbon first and then the “happy holidays” and ornament white cs pieces.
Assembly
For this card, I’ve already adhered the 7/8” x 3.5” strips of designer paper to the Real Red cardstock pieces and attached those panels to the card base with brads.
Before you adhere the stamped white cardstock pieces, please review the video and take a look at these photos so you can see how everything is placed.
The ribbon for each Real Red cardstock panel needs to be adhered first BEFORE you adhere the white stamped cardstock pieces. Use some adhesive and place the ribbon so it forms a “loop” as shown – the ends will be covered by the white cs pieces.
For the bottom Real Read panel, the ribbon will be at the bottom of the cs piece. Then “happy holidays” and the ornament cs piece will be layered onto it.
When you flip the card base over to work on the Real Red cs panel that goes in the middle, you’ll adhere the red ribbon so it forms a “loop” as shown.
VERY IMPORTANT: Adhere the “Merry Christmas” and snowflake white cardstock pieces upside down on this Real Red panel because with the way they flip out of the card, they’ll need to be upside down the way you’re working on it.
Once you have adhered the white cardstock pieces, adhere the red or pear pizazz designer paper pieces to the other side of the Real Red cardstock panel. (the portion under the snowflake and under the ornament piece).
The next step is to adhere the base together, working around your Real Red panels. You’ll want to fold the card base so that you’re putting each Real Red panel inside two white panels. You should end up with white panels on the front and back and the folded Real Red panels “sandwiched inside.” (See video about the 12-minute mark)
9. Use liquid glue on the corners as shown. You want to give the Real Red panel room to pivot on the brad.
10. Glue the other two panels together the same way, only applying liquid glue in the corners, allowing the other Real Red panel to pivot.
11. Once you have the card base glued together and it has had a few minutes to set with you pressing it together or putting something heavy on it to seal it, do a test where you pull out the panels. You want to make sure which white panel to glue your card front pieces on so the card is right-side-up.
12. For the card front, use Scotch tape to adhere the longest Red ribbon around the white cardstock piece and then adhere that to the Pear Pizazz cardstock. Adhere that to the card front.
Adhere one of your tree/ornament/snowflake shapes to the card front near the red ribbon, tucking the left side of it under the ribbon, and use pop dots for the second one.
13. Adhere the peppermint candies all around the card front.
14. Add Wonderful Gems embellishments and use a glue dot to attach the Real Red bow.
Card base: Misty Moonlight CS 11 x 4.25” scored at 2.75” and 5.5” for card base; piece for ornament die cut
Whimsy & Wonder Designer Paper: 5.25” x 4”, 4″ x 2.5″
Mint Macaron cardstock: 10.5” x 3.25” scored at 3.5” and 7”
Basic White cardstock: (3) 3″ x 3.25”
Silver Foil for ornament diecut
Blushing Bride cardstock: piece for ornament diecut
Assembly:
1. First, fold the Misty Moonlight card base in half. Then fold the front of the card in half so it “folds backward”
2. Adhere the 5.25” x 4” piece of designer paper to the inside of the card.
3. Adhere the 4” x 2.5” piece of designer paper to the folded back card front as shown.
4. Fold the Mint Macaron CS along its score lines in a mountain and then a valley fold. (It’s going to be the same fold as the Misty Moonlight base, which also has a mountain and then a valley.)
5. Adhere the White CS pieces to the Mint panels, with the two blank ones on the first and second panel and the Merry Christmas message on the third panel.
6. Close this Mint CS piece and adhere only the last panel of it to the center of 5.25” x 4” designer paper on the inside of the card.
7. Lift up the first panel of the Mint CS and adhere the back left half only to the folded back card front flap as shown in the picture. This forms your “Double Z” card.
8. Adhere the “Joy” ornament diecut to the Blushing Bride ornament diecut with liquid glue or your adhesive runner.
9. Use pop dots to adhere that Joy/Blushing Bride ornament to the card front.
10. Use liquid glue or your adhesive runner to adhere the Misty Moonlight ornament to the second panel of your card.
I couldn’t wait for my order of Blackberry Beauty specialty DSP to arrive so I could use the Inspired Thoughts bundle with this paper. The gold foil in this Specialty paper looks great when used with the Inspiring Canopy dies! I love the random flecks of gold in the trees as well as the other rich colors. Read on to see how easy it is to make this card.
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Measurements:
Blackberry Bliss Cardstock: 5.5″ x 9.5″, scored at 1″, 2″ and 5.75″ along 9.5″ side, 4.25″ x 8.5″, scored at 4.25″ along 8.5″ side
Very Vanilla cardstock: 4.25″ x 3.25″ for scalloped rectangle die, 1.75″ square for circle sentiment, 4.75″ x 3.5″ for inside sentiment
Gold Metallic: 5.5″ x 1″ for hill die
Blackberry Beauty Specialty Designer Series Paper: 5.5″ x 4″ piece with gold foil for tree die cut, 3.75″ x 5.25″ coordinating piece from paper pack
Preparations:
Make the die cuts with the paper specified above for each die: trees, scalloped rectangle, circle sentiment, & hill.
Stamp sentiments on Very Vanilla circle and on 4.75 x 3.5″ piece in Blackberry Bliss paper.
Fold the large Blackberry Bliss paper with a mountain fold using the scoreline between the two 1″ sections. This will be the front of the card.
Also make a mountain fold with the scoreline between the two 3.75″ sections of the large Blackberry Bliss cardstock. Your card base will look like Figure 1 when you are done. Use a bone folder to crease all the folds so that it will lay more flat when finished.
Figure 1: 2 Mountain folds on Blackberry Bliss 5.5″ x 9.5″ paper
Assembly:
Adhere the 3.75″ x 5.25″ coordinating DSP to the 3.75″ Blackberry Bliss cardstock section facing the small mountain or front of card..
Fold the 4.25″ x 8.5″ piece of Blackberry Bliss cardstock along the scoreline. This panel will be adhered to the front and back of the card base, slightly off center towards the left hand side of the card. Adhere one side of the 4.25″ x 4.25″ panel to the back of the large piece of Blackberry Bliss. Then place about an inch of adhesive to the bottom inside edge of the other 4.25″ x 4.25 panel and adhere to the front of card base.
Adhere the Very Vanilla scalloped triangle to the center front of the 4.25″ x 4.25″ Blackberry Bliss cardstock.
Use adhesive to apply the gold metallic hill along the bottom front of the 1″ section of the Blackberry Blliss cardstock.
Next, adhere the trees to the front of the card and note that the trees are meant to hang over the edge of the 4.25″x 4.25″ section of Blackberry Bliss card stock and thus, will not need adhesive on the ends of the tree canopy.
Add circle sentiment with dimensions, only on the left side of circle and add to card.
Here is a card example of using the Give it a Whirl Dies, the Penguin Place bundle along with new Sale-A-Bration (SAB) Paper. I love interactive cards and also love getting free items to make projects! This card uses the Penquin Place SAB paper, free with a $50 purchase until Sept. 30 or while supplies last. Another card example at the bottom of this blog uses the Peaceful Prints–both equally adorable!
Measurements:
Basic White cardstock: 5.5″x 8.5, scored at 4.25″ along the 8.5″ side; (1) 3.75″ x 2 1/8″; (1) piece for 3 3/4″ square piece for dial die cut; piece for 1 3/8″ circle; piece for penguin punch
Fresh Freesia cardstock: 4 1/8″ x 5 3/8″
Penguin Place Designer Series Paper: 4.25″ x 5.25″
White Glitter Paper: pieces for glacier, snowflake and icicle dies cuts; optional piece for hat and scarf
Basic Black cardstock: piece for penguin body
Pumpkin Pie cardstock: piece for feet punch
Preparation for Give it a Whirl card:
Using the Penguin Punch, punch the penguin body from Basic Black cardstock, the middle of the penguin with Basic White and the feet with Pumpkin Pie cardstock. Next, adhere pieces together. Note: the feet look good in front on the white or behind the black penguin body. Stamp the eyes in Tuxedo Black ink and the nose in Pumpkin Pie ink.
Make a circle template for stamping the penguins onto to the spinning wheel. This template will prevent the extra ink from getting in the other windows. To make the template, die cut the spinning wheel from Basic White cardstock and then die cut a window out of it, like Figure 1.
Figure 1.
Next, die cut the DSP using the Give it a Whirl Frame. Punch a 1 3/8″ circle in Basic White cardstock.
Die cut the icicles and glacier from the Polar Bear dies, and the snowflake from the So Many Snowflakes Dies using white glitter paper (non-SU).
Then die cut a spinning wheel from Basic White cardstock. Place the template (made earlier) over the spinning wheel, by lining up the open window with the embossed window frame on the spinning wheel. Stamp the penguin in Tuxedo Black ink so that his head and part of his shoulder is stamped in the open window. (Note: the excess ink from his body will stamp on the template and keep the spinning wheel clean of excess ink.) See Figure 2.
Figure 2.
Move the template so the open window is in the next embossed window area on the spinning wheel. Stamp again the penguin head and partial shoulders.
Move the template so the open window is in the last embossed window area on the spinning wheel. Stamp sentiment in Fresh Freesia ink.
Now you can remove the template and stamp a hat in Fresh Freesia on one penguin and antlers in Soft Suede on the other penguin and any other things you would like (for example, there are snowflakes that come with this stamp set, too!)
Punch a small hole in the center of the 1 3/8″ circle.
Take the 2.25″ x 3.75″ Basic White Cardstock and place the hill die from the Polar Bears dies at the very top along the 3.75″ side to create a hill. Then, emboss this piece with the Bark 3D embossing folder so the bark is going horizontal along the 3.75″ side.
Assembly:
Fold the Basic White cardstock base in half. Adhere and center the piece of Fresh Freesia to the cardbase.
Place a brad through the front of the spinning wheel and through the center of the 1 3/8″ circle and lightly close brad. (Note: if the brad is too tight, the wheel will not spin freely). Put 2 dimensionals on the back of the 1 3/8″ circle. This 1 3/8″ circle will allow the spinning wheel to move more freely, as shown in Figure 3.
Figure 3.
Set the spinning wheel behind the DSP, and line up the holes on the front of the DSP and the brad. Hold these 2 pieces in place and turn the DSP over so you can tell where to place the dimensionals on the DSP, making sure not to place a dimensional where the spinner will be turning.
Only take the backings off the dimensionals on the 1 3/8″ circle. Then hold the DSP and the spinner together and center onto the 4 1/8″ x 5 3/8″ Fresh Freesia cardstock. This allows you to place where the spinner properly. See Figure 4.
Figure 4.
Now take the backings off the dimensionals on the back of the DSP, by keeping the brad and hole on DSP centered, place onto the Fresh Freesia cardstock. See Figure 5.
Figure 5.
Now it’s time for the rest of the decorations! Adhere the snow hill at the bottom of the DSP.
Next, adhere the glacier with dimensionals on the front of the card. Adhere the icicles to the upper left part of the DSP. Place the penguin on top of the glacier with dimensionals. Adhere the glitter snowflake over the hole on the front of the card.
Here’s some alternative colors for additional ideas. I fussy cut the hat and scarf by stamping them on the back of glitter paper and then cutting them out. I think they should all have hats and scarves to keep them warm!
What a great time to get free items, like the Penguin Playmates 12″x12″ Designer Series Paper, to coordinate with the Playful Penguins bundle from the 2021 June-Dec. Mini catalog. This penguin is easy to make with the punch and stamp set–he is sooo cute and the paper and other cutouts from the paper give you so many options for cards.
Measurements for card using Penguin Playmates:
Fresh Freesia Cardstock: Cardbase is 4.25″ x 11″, score at 2.75″ and 8.25″ along the 11″ side, piece for large scallop
Soft Succulent Cardstock: piece for circle inset
Basic Black Cardstock: piece for penguin
Basic White Cardstock: piece for penguin inset, piece for sentiment tag, (1) 4″ x 5.25″ for inside, piece for hat and scarf
Pumpkin Pie Cardstock: piece for 2 feet
Penguin Playmates Designer Series Paper (SAB): Striped paper at 5.25″ x 2″; Snowflake paper at 5.25″ x 3″
Preparation:
To make penguin: Punch in black cardstock the penguin body and in white cardstock the penguin inset and adhere together. Stamp the eyes in Tuxedo black memento ink and the beak in Pumpkin Pie ink. Punch 2 feet using Pumpkin Pie cardstock and adhere to front of penguin. Stamp in Misty Moonlight ink a hat and scarf on Basic White cardstock then fussy cut them out. Adhere the hat and scarf onto the penguin.
Die cut the scallop circle in Fresh Freesia and the circle inset in Soft Succulent Cardstock and adhere together. Mount the penguin on top of Soft Succulent circle with dimensionals, using 2 regular size dimensionals and a mini dimensional for the hat.
Stamp in Misty Moonlight the hill as close to the top edge of the striped DSP as possible. Fussy cut the hill shape.
Die cut the sentiment tag in Basic White cardstock and stamp the sentiment on the tag in Misty Moonlight ink.
Cut the DSP in 1/2 at 2 5/8″ along the 5.25 side.
Stamp the Basic White inside with pine trees and presents in Soft Succulent ink and Misty Moonlight ink as shown.
Assembly:
Fold the Fresh Freesia cardstock on the score lines toward the center, so they form a gate.
Adhere the snowflake paper at the top with each 1/2 being flush with center of the cardstock base. Next, adhere the striped paper at the bottom of the card, also with the paper being flush with the center of the cardstock base. Note: It will overlap with the snowflake paper.
Stamp pine trees in Soft Succulent ink and presents in Misty Moonlight ink on top of the hill of the striped paper.
Adhere the scallop with the penguin to the front of the card with dimensionals on one side of the scallop, leaving one side without dimensionals so the card will open.
Add the tag in the same way to the front of the card.
Add Rhinestones to the hat and next to the penguin.
Adhere the Basic White inside piece to inside of card.
To see what Susan Campfield has posted, click the image below:
To see what Kelly Acheson has posted, click the image below:
I’ve been a stamper for a long time (30+ years–wow!) and when I say ‘The dies have it’, it means the dies have what it takes to make the card. In my opinion, the coordinating dies for Stampin’ Up stamp sets takes card making to a whole new level!! The new Pansy Patch bundle is one of those sets I fell in love with immediately. The die cuts for the pansy is so realistic with the embossed images that are made when you die cut the pieces. This card is an example of using mostly dies. Read on how to make this fun fold card using the Pansy dies.
Measurements:
Gorgeous Grape Cardstock: 5.5″ x 8.5″, scored at 4.25″ along 8.5″ side; cardstock for 4 die cut pieces
Basic White: 5.25″ x 8.25″ scored at 2.25″ & 4.25″ along the 8.25″ side, cardstock for center piece of pansy, cardstock for a white circle die cut
Highland Heather Cardstock: cardstock for 2 pansy petals
Garden Green Cardstock: cardstock for 2 leaves
Evening Evergreen Cardstock: cardstock for 2 die cut leaf overlays
Hand-Penned Designer Series Paper: 4″x5.25″
Preparation:
Die cut in Gorgeous Grape cardstock the outline of the pansy (3 pieces total), middle of pansy and small flower piece for inside. Using Gorgeous Grape cardstock, die cut the largest scalloped circle from the layering Circles die set. Then die cut a circle from the center of the scallop to create a frame.
Next, die cut in Highland Heather cardstock the 2 petals and the small flower for the inside of the card.
Using Basic White cardstock, die cut the middle piece of the pansy and sponge daub with Daffodil Delight ink in the center of the white. Also die cut a Basic White circle, using the same size circle used to make the scalloped frame.
Then die cut the leaves in Garden Green cardstock and the 2 overlays in Evening Evergreen. Die cut the stem for the inside of the card in Garden Green.
Stamp sentiment in Gorgeous Grape and die cut with Stitched Rectangle.
Adhere the DSP to the front of the Gorgeous Grape cardstock card base. Die cut a circle through the front of card (slightly more to the top so that you have room for the sentiment). (Note: Use the same size circle used to create the scallop frame.) Note: you will not use these circle die cuts on this card.
Assembly for Pansy Dies card:
Assemble the pansy and leaves and adhere to the white die cut circle.
Center and adhere the 3.75″ section of the 5.25″ x 8.25″ piece of Basic White cardstock to the inside of the Gorgeous Grape card base, making sure the scored section is to the right. On the first score line, fold the Basic White cardstock as a valley (or to the left) and fold the second score line as a mountain (or to the right)..
Close the card. Place adhesive on the 1/2 circle of white folded cardstock you can see underneath the circle cutout on the front. Place the circle with the pansy through the circle on the front of the card, onto the adhesive on the white folded cardstock.
Assemble and place the small pansy bloom on the inside of the card.
Adhere Gorgeous Grape scalloped frame around circle cut out on front of card. Adhere the sentiment to the front of the card with dimensionals.
Hop this way to see Sue Leher’s blog post:
Hop this way to go to the prior blog by Kelly Acheson:
Mother’s Day is right around the corner and this Hydrangea Haven Four Panel card would be a perfect card to give to that special Mom in your life. The Hydrangea Hill Designer Series paper and the Hydrangea Haven bundle is retiring on May 3rd, so order soon if you would like to make this card!
Click picture to watch video.
Measurements:
Basic White cardstock: 12” x 5.5” scored at 1”, 4 3/8”, and 7.75” (cardbase), 3″x4.5″; pieces for punch and labels Hydrangea Hill Designer Paper: 5” x 4.25”, (2) 4.75″ x 3; (2) 4 1/8″ x 2 5/8″ Gorgeous Grape cardstock: piece to diecut and punch labels and hydrangea Highland Heather cardstock: piece to diecut and punch labels and hydrangea Hydrangea Hill Mercury Glass Designer Acetate: piece to diecut scalloped oval Old Olive cardstock: piece to diecut leaves and leaf detail
Directions/Preparation:
Punch white label in Basic White Cardstock and in Highland Heather cardstock. Stamp flowers in Gorgeous Grape ink.
Die cut one hydrangea (both the intricate floral and solid flower) in Highland Heather cardstock and one in Gorgeous Grape cardstock.
Die cut 4 small flowers in Highland Heather cardstock.
Diecut 2 stems in Old Olive cardstock (both the intricate leaves and the solid stem)
Using the oval punch, punch the larger oval in Gorgeous Grape cardstock and the smaller oval in Basic White cardstock. Stamp sentiment in Gorgeous Grape ink.
Die cut 2 rectangular labels in Basic White cardstock and stamp sentiments in Gorgeous Grape ink.
Assembly:
First, fold the white card base accordion style so that you have three panels, with the 1″ strip showing on the top of the stack.
Attach the 1” strip to the 3 x 4.5” Basic White cardstock, which will be the first panel of your card. Cut the excess on the 1″ strip above the 3 x 4.5″ basic off.
Adhere the two smaller designer paper pieces to the front of the card and the first inside panel.
Adhere the two medium-size designer paper pieces to the second and third inside panels.
Adhere the 5” x 4.25” designer paper to the fourth inside panel.
Adhere the message pieces to the first, third and fourth inside panels with your adhesive. Be sure to adhere the Happy Birthday label more toward the left side of the fourth inside panel so it won’t show with the card closed.
Adhere the oval diecut Mercury Acetate to the second inside panel
Note: For the small hydrangea cluster label, cut the Highland Heather light purple label in half to layer it behind the stamped white label.
Adhere the leaf detail diecuts to the leaf diecuts using liquid glue.
Adhere the Hydrangea flower diecuts to the plain floral outline diecuts.
Use dimensionals to apply the Highland Heather hydrangea to the second panel.
Cut one branch of leaves apart for the second panel. Adhere it under your light purple flower pieces and adhere to second panel.
Adhere the full branch and dark purple floral pieces to the fourth inside panel.
Adhere the stamped white oval to the dark purple oval and use pop dots to place it on the card front.
Add two small hydrangea petals to each side of your label. Add Pastel Pearls.
This book binding fun fold using the Dragonfly Garden bundle makes a great masculine card or general card. Read on or watch the video to learn how to make this card.
Click on picture to watch video
Measurements:
Basic Black cardstock: 8.5” x5.5” scored at 5.5” and 6.75” for cardbase ; 3”x3”; 3.5″ x 3.5″ Mossy Meadow cardstock: (2) 4”x4” Basic White cardstock: 3.75” x3.75” Gold Foil Sheet: 3 3/16” x 3 3/16”; piece for small dragonfly Dandy Garden Designer Paper: 1 1/16” x 4 ” Mossy Meadow braided linen trim or black or crumb cake twine : 12”
Directions/Preparation:
Cut cardstock as directed in Measurements section. Using the 3″ x 3″ piece of black cardstock, stamp the wildflowers and small dragonflies in Versarmark and then cover with Heat & Stick powder, and ‘flick’ off excess powder. Heat until powder becomes clear. Rub gilded leafing over the Heat & Stick powder until images are covered. Stamp in Mossy Meadow the small dragonflies on the 3.75″ x 3.75″ Basic White cardstock.
Assembly:
First, fold your Basic Black card base along the 5.5” score line so that the 6.75” score line is showing on the card front.
Use adhesive or liquid glue on the inside of your card to adhere the 1.25” “book binding” portion. (The front of your card should have a 1.25” left side that is glued down and doesn’t open, while the rest of the card opens.)
Adhere one of the 4”x4” Mossy Meadow cardstock pieces inside the card.
Adhere the Basic White 3.75” x 3.75” cardstock piece inside the card.
Inside of Card
Adhere the Dandy Garden designer paper strip of your choice to the “book binding” portion of the card front.
Adhere the other 4”x4” Mossy Meadow CS to the card front.
Adhere the 3.5” x 3.5” Basic Black CS to the card front.
Adhere the 3 3/16” x 3 3/16” Gold Foil sheet to the card front.
Adhere the stamped, gilded leaf Black CS to the card front.
Use a small Stampin’ Dimensional to adhere the tiny gold foil dragonfly to the card front.
Wrap the Mossy Meadow or black or tan twine around the “book binding” and tie in a knot, cutting off any excess twine.
Here is a festive Art Gallery Z-fold Layer card that has a different take on the traditional z-fold. I used the Art Gallery Stamp Set and coordinating dies and the Field and Flowers Designer Paper, which is one of the free Sale-a-Bration picks with a $50 purchase.
Measurements:
Misty Moonlight Cardstock
4-1/4” x 9-3/4” scored parallel to short side at 3-1/4″ and 6-1/2”
4-1/4″ x 5-1/2″
Basic White Cardstock
Two pieces that are 3″ x 4″
Scrap for die-cutting sentiment piece, flower and stem die cut
Basic Black
4.25″ x 5.5″
Fields and Flowers Designer Paper
4″ x 5-1/4″
2-3/4″ x 3-3/4″
Directions:
Fold the Misty Moonlight layer at the scores to form a z-fold layer.
Add the white layer to the front and inside of the z-fold.
Attach the smaller designer paper layer to the front white layer.
Attach the larger designer paper layer to the large black layer. Center and adhere the z-fold layer.
Ink up the “Thinking of You” sentiment with black Memento ink on the scrap white piece and die cut it.
Stamp the flower in Misty Moonlight and the leaves in Shaded Spruce and die cut both.
Adhere the flower, stem and sentiment to card front using dimensionals.
