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On today’s Fun Fold Friday, we’ll dive into the delightful world of paper crafting as I guide you through an easy yet impressive fun fold card tutorial. Perfect for card makers of all levels, this project is a fantastic way to utilize your 6×6 designer papers and add a festive touch to your creations. Whether you’re looking to craft something special for a loved one or just exploring new ways to use your paper stash, this step-by-step guide is packed with tips, tricks, and a sprinkle of creativity. So, grab your festive stamp set, your favorite 6×6 papers, and let’s get folding!
Video Replay from Friday’s Live
Measurements
- Colored Cardstock 4-1/4″ x 5-1/2″
- Foil Paper 4″ x 5-1/4″
- DSP (Designer Series Paper) 6″ x 5″ (Cut 1″ off the bottom of your 6″ x 6″ paper)
- 2 Basic White 3″ x 4″ and some scrap for image
Instructions
- Glue the card base and foil layer together
- Score the 6″ x 5″ at 2-1/4″ and glue to the card front
- Add one of the white pieces to the inside center (stamp if desired)
- Tie a ribbon around the other 3″ x 4″ white piece near the top and stamp a sentiment at the bottom
- On a scrap white Stamp, color and cut out an image to adhere over the ribbon with Dimensionals
- Fold the DSP closed and adhere this white piece directly over the inside white piece being careful to only get adhesive where it touches the DSP flap.
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