This easy and really clever fun-fold "Tower Card" was inspired by Lisa Curcio at LisasStampStudio I used graphic elements designed by Laurie Furnell found in in her Esty Shop called Folk Santa, and designer paper from SU.
This easy and really clever fun-fold "Tower Card" was inspired by Lisa Curcio at LisasStampStudio I used graphic elements designed by Laurie Furnell found in in her Esty Shop called Folk Santa, and designer paper from SU.
This card was inspired by Dawn Griffith at Dawn's Stamping Thoughts. It is created with SU papers and dP's and graphics by Laurie Furnell designs in her Etsy store.

The tutorial for the Inside Out Card was designed Mixed Up Crafts card that Sam Calcott had shared on her site. And is MODIFIED from the 6x6design she shared.
Cut 2 pieces of solid cardstock 5" x 5
1/2". Along the 5 1/2" side,
score both at 1/2". Burnish.
Cut 1 piece 4
3/4" x 4 3/4" for back piece. (A sentiment may be placed there, or a note)
Cut 1 piece 4
3/4" x 4 3/4" for front
piece...that says "Please Turn me inside out"
Cut 1 piece 4
3/4" x 4 3/4" for 'Happy
Birthday' sentiment.
Cut 1 piece 4
3/4" x 4 3/4" for inside
back piece.
The
placement of the embellishments, and mats and the mechanism for the
Inside Out flop over flap can be tricky. Tip: gently and lightly TACK
your 4 3/4" pieces lightly with removable tape, and be careful to adhere
the acrylic supported graphics to the correct side of the 1/2 inch side
of the paper. (use thick acrylic packaging cut in strips ...not window
acrylic weight.
Happy Birthday Jimmy,
The goose is a symbol of loyalty and courage. This animal displays a high level of loyalty, devotion, and fearlessness. When the goose comes into your life, you get a new sense of purpose.
You get a better understanding of the best way to run your life.
The goose spirit totem encourages you to evaluate your life. In this manner, you can decide what is worth keeping and what you need to discard.
Of course, this is important if you are to make the right life-changing decisions.
Also, the goose spirit empowers you to handle stressful situations more effectively. People with this totem are able to appreciate the beauty around them. They have a keen eye for their surroundings. And when the goose totem comes into your life, you are able to protect all and all those that you hold dear.
Love you Jimmy, and the stories from the lore of the Native Americans. So here’s a Canada Goose for LUCK on your Birthday
Stampsets were SU Wetlands, and Waterfront, goose watercolor image from clipart and sentiment Goose totem facts from internet.
This card was made following the tutorial by Lisa Curcio called Double Slider Card. This features a unique DOUBLE pull up, one inside the card, and one outside. The die I used was "You R A Classic" from Hot Off the Press (4014266), I used so saffron paper, gold foil and dp from SU. On the back of the card are cutouts of vintage and classic cars gotten from Etsy stores of Joy Creating and itKuPiLLiimaginarium.
I am so pleased with the Paper Cuts Collection--Hummingbird Whisper Edger die by Cathie Shuttleworth. This die cuts beautifully, embosses wonderfully, and watercolors elegantly as well. Good for dozens of occasions cards. This one is a Thank you for a friend who helped me recently.
To accomplish GREAT things
we must not only
act but also DREAM,
not only plan
but also
BELIEVE
Take pride in how far you’ve come
Have faith in how far you can go
And Don’t forget to
enjoy the
JOURNEY!
Wherever you go, Andrew,
GO
With all your heart.
This is called a Spanner Panel Card. Panels are cut with a clear piece of acrylic across them, and embellishments (and or sentiments) are placed on the bridge span. The card flips open to a top fold mini panel that opens to the main greeting of the card. Fun to make, this card was inspired by Lisa Curcio at Lisa's Stamp Studio The mortarboard and diploma are from Graduation DieSet B556 by Cheery Lynn Designs.
For Georgia's Graduation Present, we bought her new tires for the Kia car that we bought her when she graduated from High School. This is the outside of that card. Michelin man from internet and paper from Melanie Britt Digitals at her Esty store. The Cap's border was in my files and I have no idea who designed that frame. This is the outside of her card.
Travel Safely Georgia
On the highway of life,
Be ever watchful,
Be ever careful,
Be ever attentive!
Drive slowly. Drive safely.
Because Life has no spare.
Seven of us were still in town to meet to create some Origami Flip open Treat Boxes, some Curved Arch Cards, and lovely Gate fold cards. All of the projects that I included in participant's workshop kits can be seen in the THIS POST on my projects blog, with credits to the creators of the projects we tried.
Directions: Cut 12 of each die and precisely align to form the pedestal bowl. It is weak at the area where it joins the base, recommend reinforcing with binding tape on the inside as you go.
Dies from China, and now unavailable.