Hello to all of the Whiff Of Joy fans! Thank you so much for visiting our Inspiration blog. Today i would love to show you a fun card, which not only makes a special gift to a loved one.. no you also have endless possibilities to play with several of your stamps without "overloading" your card design.
The card we are making is called "Joy-fold" card and a smaller design can be found over at Splitcoaststampers. Since i like to play with patterned paper i wanted to make the card larger to 6x6 inches which gives me more room for my papers to show and embellishments
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Lets get started you will need the following basic supplies:
On my card i have used
Stamping Kit Birdie Love
- scoring board (i prefer Scorpal)
- Paper cutter
- several different coordinating Designer papers
- glue
- Embellishments of your choice (Important hint: you may want to keep all embellishments you want to use on the left side very flat and more towards the inside of your 4.75 x 4.75 scquare, otherwise your flap does not open nicely)
- scoring board (i prefer Scorpal)
- Paper cutter
- several different coordinating Designer papers
- glue
- Embellishments of your choice (Important hint: you may want to keep all embellishments you want to use on the left side very flat and more towards the inside of your 4.75 x 4.75 scquare, otherwise your flap does not open nicely)
- i used also Nestabilities for my focal point image (circle and blossom shape)
second cut a contrasting piece of card stock to 9.5 by 4.75 inches or 12 cm by 24 cm and fold in half (here you can see i have already cut the mat and Designer paper to cover the front of this card piece)
This is a shot, to show you how you will have to assemble your card pieces together, after you have glued all your design papers to your card bases. I hope this helps.
Here are all my papers (Design paper is always matted with a contrasting piece of card stock) layed out to be assembled to my card base.
you are going to have at the end:
1 x 14.5 cm x 14.5 cm piece (yellow with chicks bottom of picture)
2 (covers front and inside) x 11.5cm x 11.5 cm (floral pattern on pic to the left)
2 x (covers front and inside) 14.5 x 7 cm (shown on pic to the right - chick and floral paper)
2 (covers front and inside) x 11.5cm x 11.5 cm (floral pattern on pic to the left)
2 x (covers front and inside) 14.5 x 7 cm (shown on pic to the right - chick and floral paper)
See you soon :-)
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Thank you for the lovely tutorial:)
ReplyDeleteThank you for the lovely tutorial:)
ReplyDeletesuch a beautiful card.
ReplyDeleteClaudia, this is such a beatiful card, love it! Thanks so much for sharing the tutorial showing how to do this!
ReplyDeletehi claudia
ReplyDeletei don't have a scor pal howmanny cm is the score then from the left side on the firts pic?
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daisy
Claudia your card is beautiful and thank you so much for the directions on how to make this kind of a card!
ReplyDeleteNancy
I would love to print out this tutorial for current and future use. Is there some trick I need to know? When I do a "Print Preview", I get four pages with the partial instructions appearing on only one of the four pages. Help!!
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Thanks for another great tutorial Claudia!
ReplyDeleteCarole :)
Thanks so much for sharing Claudia! Such a beautiful card!
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ReplyDeleteI absolutely love this tut! I can't wait to try it! It looks like a great way to use scraps! Thanks so much! Your cards are always soo beautiful and you have an amazingly good eye for mixing patterns together nicely!
ReplyDeleteHi Claudia,
ReplyDeleteThank you thank you
Adorable,I`m looking for a invitation card for my upcomming 25wedding.Think i can use this one for it.I have to make 60 of them haha.
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Sonja