A fun fold card using fun stamps is such a fun way to spend time! It's also a good way to get inspiration to carry forward with other bits from your stash. This is exactly what happened with the projects shared here today! It started with a fun fold card for a class that then inspired me to switch it up and create a totally different fun fold card! First I made the new fold using the Hobby Haven pattern papers.
These fun papers are filled with fun images and 2 sheets of die cut elements making projects super easy to achieve!
You're going to the cut a piece of pattern paper measuring 14.4cm x 20cm. ( make sure to have the pattern going in the right direction 😉). Now keeping the folded edge at the top, you then need to mark a line at 2cm up from the bottom open edge . Next cut from the fold down to the pencil line at 2.5cm in on both the right and left side through both layers of paper.
Now score at 2cm and 4cm in the center are between the cut lines as shown below. The scorelines should go through both layers of the paper but if they don't just turn the paper over and repeat the scoring. The scorelines are folded as a mountain then a valley on both sides.
The front of the card is decorated using pieces from the paper pack as well as the coordinating Creative Haven bundle.
The papers cover all sorts of activities that are sure to bring you peace and tranquility as well as creativity.
The fold is based off a center stepper card so you could call it an alternative stepper fold card.
I shared this card on my last Facebook Live at 5. For this sample I've used the oh so cute Woolly Friends stamps and punch.
This piece of these stunning papers has beautiful holographic splashes over it and a watercolour wash effect with a gorgeous pink, blue and purple colour palette.
The cute characters are just adorable don't you agree?
To decorate the front of this card I have used a wobble to add even more fun to the card.
Want to know how to make the card then watch this video...
I hope you enjoy the card tutorial and will give this alternative stepper card a go yourself. 😀
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