This is the card that I created for the SplitCoastStampers CNY November 2008 shoebox swap. My Stampin' Up demo, Joanne Tofte, demonstrated this template to us at an SU party. You can see another version on her blog. The card stands up like a teepee when open and folds flat to fit in a standard envelope.
Supplies:
2 4" square white card stock
1 4" square green card stock
1/2 3.75" square green card stock (cut on diagonal)
2"x3" white card stock
green ink
white ink
Versa Mark ink
Stampin' Up label punch
Stampin' Up Snow Swirled stamp set
2 silver brads
silver glitter embossing powder
Stamp-a-ma-jig
1. Stamp the two white 4" square card stock with snowflake stamps in green ink and stamp the 4" green square card stock with snowflake stamps in white ink.
2. Fold each 4" square card stock in half on the diagonal.
3. Glue the left half of the green square on top to the right half of the white square.
4. Glue the left half of the other white square on top to the right half of the green square.
5. Using the Stamp-a-ma-jig to line up the image with the long side of the card stock to the right, stamp the Christmas tree with VersaMark ink and emboss with silver glitter embossing powder.
6. Glue the green triangle to the front of the 2nd 4" square white card stock.
7. Stamp the word 'Joy' to the 2"x3" white card stock in green ink and punch out with SU label punch. Sponge green ink on edges and place silver brads on each end. Glue to front under tree.
8. Slit the back of the 1st 4" square white card stock to receive the right point of the 2nd 4" square white card stock so card will stand up like a teepee.
7 comments:
Karen thanks again I loved this card and so did my customers Hope you don't mind if I post my version on my blog.Virginia
That's really cool! Thanks for such a great tutorial!
This is so pretty Karen- I love it!
Karen I added avideo tutorial to my post check it out thanks again for the info
Hi!
Today (December 15) I posted an entry on my blog with a link to this tutorial.
Would you let me know if that's OK?
Thanks,
Nancy Ward
Hi Karen!
I love the 3d design of this card! Great choice of colors too.
(I didn't know you had a blog!! ;-)
luv your cuz,
Mary
This is a great tutorial. You are so clear with your directions and the photos support everything. Thanks!
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