I have a different type of card to share today - who doesn't love a fancy fold?!
It's called a Double Flap Fold, and was inspired by an Easter card made by Dawn Griffith. I'm still on a mission to use up those designer papers! It's amazing how many cards you can make from a single paper pack - they really are a great value. This designer paper from Sale-a-Bration was the best value of all (free)!! I've made dozens of cards from this paper in my classes and for my own personal use.
Without further delay, these are the pieces you will need to make this card:
1 piece Whisper White cs 4" x 5-1/4"
1 piece Night of Navy cs 4" x 3-1/2", scored on the long side at 1/2"
1 piece Watermelon Wonder cs 3-1/2" x 3", scored on the long side at 1/2"
1 piece Whisper White cs 1" x 4"
Extra scraps of Whisper White, Peekaboo Peach and Mint Macaron cardstocks
2 strips designer paper 1/2" x 4"
1 piece designer paper 3-1/2" x 3-1/2"
1 piece designer paper 3" x 3"
I used Carried Away Designer Series Paper (a Sale-a-Bration item).
Begin by adhering the 1/2" strips of designer paper to the 4" x 5-1/4" Whisper White piece. If you want to do any stamping on the inside of your card, now is the time. All of the stamping on this card uses the Lift Me Up stamp set. I used Night of Navy and Smoky Slate to stamp a balloon and clouds - see photo below.
Fold the Night of Navy and Watermelon Wonder cardstocks on the 1/2" scorelines. Center the designer papers and adhere with Snail adhesive.
Center both decorated pieces of cardstock on the card front as shown here. Using Tear & Tape adhesive, adhere the 1/2" folded sections to the back of the card front as shown. Adhere these 3 sections as one assembled unit to the Peekaboo Peach card base.
Adhere the embellishment to the smaller (Watermelon Wonder) flap.
The last step is to stamp and die-cut one cloud in Smoky Slate on a scrap of Whisper White cardstock. Adhere it to the larger (Night of Navy) flap using Dimensionals, placing it so that the edge of the cloud overlaps the oval to hold the flaps closed.
I hope you will give this fun card a try - mix it up by changing the cardstock colors to match the designer papers you have on hand!
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Pat
Beautiful card! Love that stamp set!
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