Hi everyone! Martha Lucia here with a Fun Fold Card to share with you. I decided to make this because we have a wonderful double faces papers and with this style we can show both faces at the same time. This model of card is called a Pinwheel.
~ Martha Lucia
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- To make this I used an 8"square of Gypsy Road 800 paper.
- Using the Diagonal Scored Board I scored the lines at 3" on all four sides.
- Then I cut the little triangles that were created when the scored lines crossed over each other.
- At this point I flipped the paper over and using the straight scored board, I scored at 1" in all four sides but only until the triangle was cut out.
- All these scored lines created in my square the "mountains" and "valleys" that I needed to make the card.
- I folded all the lines using the bone folder and closed it in a clockwise direction, trucking under the last fold.
- Inside of the pinwheel card, I pasted a 4-1/8" square of Celebrate 400 paper, keeping the yellow side in front.
- I used a 4" square piece of very vanilla cardstock to stamp my images and decorated the card inside.
- For this I used one stamp from So Suzy Stamps called Daisy Doodle that I colored using our PowderPuff Chalk Ink Fuchsia and Powder Puff Chalk Ink Buttercup.
- I applied the ink using a blender pen.
- The initial flower and the sentiment were stamped with Memento Tuxedo Black Ink.
- To finalize the decoration of the card, I made a belly band with the Celebrate 400 paper. The size of this is 1"x11". And I stamped a Pansy Doodle from So Suzy Stamps too.
- I cut it with scissors and colored it with the same colors that I used for the interior of the card.
- To make this belly band more attractive, using the same Celebrate 400, I cut a die called Grassy Cattails from Die-Namites.
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Other Products Used:
- Simply Scored Scoring Tool and Diagonal Plate Stampin Up
- Very Vanilla Cardstock
- Memento Tuxedo Black Ink
- Blender Pen
- Big Shot
- Grassy Cattails Die Cut - Die-Namites
- Pansy Doodle and Daisy Doodle - So Suzy Stamps
~ Martha Lucia
2 comments:
Very clever Martha, I love it!
Thank you Donna. You always very special with me. Hugs!!!! Martha Lu
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