Today I will be sharing my project that was featured on the Scor-pal blog as
part of this week's
Scor-pal and
Doodlebug blog week.
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or any of the other great projects from the Scor-pal team you'll want to hop on
over
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what's been going on this week.
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It's always a challenge for me to find fancy fold cards that I haven't made, and I happened to find the
Double Dutch Fold card tutorial at Splitcoast Stampers. I didn't change any of the measurements, so it will be easy for you to follow along from their tutorial. And the marks on the Scor-Pal make this a very easy card to put together.
Let's talk about the front of the card - For the focal point, I used the trees from the sheet of
Hello Spring - Double Sided Cute Cuts. This already had the trees printed on it, but, I used the matching
Sugar Coated Cardstock Stickers over the trees, to give it more dimension. All of the color coordinated accesories in this collection are really fun! I didn't want to overwhelm the card with too many pearls (did that really just come from my mouth?!!!) - so, I just added matching
Spring Mini Pearls to the glittery dots on my patterned paper.
Now for the fun part of the card -the inside!
When you open the gates, you find the sentiment.
The Cute Cuts had a banner - but it wasn't the sentiment I wanted to use. So, after I removed the banner from the sheet, I used the punched out area for a template to draw the shape onto the blue polka dotted paper. I stamped "welcome" from the
You Said It Clear stamps set, repeatedly across the banner and then cut it out. With an exacto knife, I cut away the original sentiment from the banner, and just left the pink and white frame. I glued the two parts together and had the perfect sentiment for my card.
I hope my card has brightened your day!