Woolly Friends and Turtle-y Cute triple diagonal easel card

 Don't you think some card designs just come with the longest names? 🤣 Andoy does the one I'm sharing today! Called a triple diagonal easel card..  what a mouthful 😝 but it's well worth the name for this is a real  wow card to make as well as recieve! The samples today are made using 2 different but equally cute critters.  The one made during the video below is made using the oh so adorable Woolly Friends stamp and punch bundle. 

This oh so cute card starts with a piece of cardstock measuring 21cm x 19.8cm scored at 9.9cm. This creates a tall narrow card that fits into a DL envelope. 

Next cut up one side of your cardbase , making sure that the 21cm edge is to the top of your trimmer,  at 7cm and 14cm up to the scoreline. This creates 3 flaps on the card front. 

Then score each flap diagonally from the top right corner to the center scoreline of the card base.

Then decorate as desired. As you watch the video below you will see that the 3rd woolly friend is a different colour! Whilst on the Facebook live I couldn't decide but have since changed my woolly friend from lemon lolly yellow to Shy Shamrock green 😜 which do you prefer? 

 The next sample I'm sharing today is made exactly the same way but this time with the fun Turtle-y Cute pattern papers.

The card is made with the US imperial measurements. Start with a piece of cardstock measuring 8¼" x 7½" scored at 3¾".

The cuts are made at 2¾" and 5½". They are scored in exactly the same manner as for the metric version. 

This version is decorated entirely using the pattern papers.  All the characters and embellishments are fussy cut from the same sheet of paper!

Here is the video showing how the card is made.

So which do you prefer the stamp and cut woolly Friends version or the fussy cut Turtle-y Cute one?