Fun Card Folds. *VIDEO*

Hello again, I've got 4 cards to share with you today.  These all feature the Love & Daydreams collection from Paper Rose Studio which was really meant to be for Valentine's cards.   However,  my package arrived a little late, so I've used the collection to make other occasion cards.  

Easter card

Child's birthday trifold card

Anniversary or Valentine's card

Child's birthday card

Paper Rose Studio supplies: Love & Daydreams 6x6 Paper Collection 35944, Love & Daydreams 12x12 Paper Collection 35947 , Love & Daydreams 6x8 Embossed Die Cuts 35968 , Love & Daydreams 6x8 Tags & Tickets Embossed Die Cuts 36001, Happy Peek-a-Boo Metal Cutting Die 16832, Easter Village Embossed Die Cuts 34065 , Bunny Trio Large Metal Cutting Die 31935 , Vintage Label 2 Metal Cutting Die 32064 , Banner Strips Metal Cutting Die 34392 , Square Frames Metal Cutting Die 16685, Animal Love Cut Aparts Paper Pack 31632, Sentiments No. 2 4 x6" Clear Stamp 34386 - currently sold out 

So there is a bit of variety here and I hope you will come watch the video with me to see how each of these cards are made.  You can find the video - HERE 

I hope you are having a happy, creative day.  Thank you for stopping by! 
 

Hexagonal Dimension Cards. *VIDEO*

Hi everyone, I've got such a fun card fold to share with you today.  It's a hexagonal card that folds completely flat for mailing, but automatically pops open into a very dimensional card when taken out of the envelope.

 

 

Paper Rose Studio Supplies:  Rainbow Village Basics 6x6 Paper Collection 35319 , Rainbow Village 6x8" Embossed Die Cuts 35343, Rainbow Village 6x8" Quick Card Collection 35352 , Rainbow Village Basics 12x12 Paper Collection 35322.   Other - 8 mil Acetate

 

 I've used acetate for each of these cards, and I would definitely recommend using a thicker acetate for these if you choose to do the same.  However, you can just as easily make the horizontal bands from cardstock or a thicker patterned paper.  All of these cards are in a 5 x 7" format, but again, you can easily adjust that to suit whatever papers and dies you are using.  You just want to aim to have roughly even 1/3 sections that correspond on the card base and on the horizontal bands.  On my cards, the middle section is slightly wider than the outer edge sections.  If you would like to join me to watch the video, PLEASE CLICK HERE.

 

Thanks for stopping by and I hope you're having a happy, creative day!