#43 Weekly Wednesday Double Fun Fold

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Happy Wednesday. We are half way through the week and it is time for another Weekly Wednesday video. Today, I am sharing a double fun fold card idea. I received this in one of my Inking Royal card swaps and I admit it was awhile ago. I want to give a shout out to all the Inking Royals and their amazing talents. Card swaps are so much fun and a great way to gather new crafting ideas.

Project Supplies

  • Blueberry Bushel CS-5-1/2 x 8-1/2, 3 x 8-1/2,scrap for butterfly
  • Bloom Impressions DSP (Sale-a-Bration)- 4 x 5 1/4
  • Basic White CS- 2-3/4 x 4 (2)
  • Blueberry Bushel Ink
  • Beautiful Butterfly Dies
  • Unbounded Love stamp set
  • Natural Botanical stamp set
  • Layering Leaves stamp set
  • Adhesive of choice

This is such a great double fun fold and one you can dress up as much as desired. Have fun creating and Happy Stamping!

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Crafting with Aluminum Foil-Make It Monday #191

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Hey friends, I am excited to share with you a fun technique using simple kitchen aluminum foil. Use this basic kitchen item to create awesome backgrounds for your next card. While this is not a new technique, it is certainly a WOW! and I hope it knocks your socks off. You can use this as a full background or a focal point for your card. Color it or leave it plain. Use it as a background or a focal point. It is all up to you.

Project Supplies

Aluminum Foil Technique Make it Monday #191 project sheet
Dotted Circles Embossing Folder
Eyelet 3-D Embossing Folder

Use any embossing folder in your crafting stash to create unique backgrounds. Here are just a few that I used!

Forever Plaid Embossing Folder
Cane Weave 3-D Embossing Folder
Beautiful Butterflies Hybrid Embossing Folder
Layered Floral 3-D Embossing Folder

I hope you have fun using basic aluminum foil and this super simple technique to create a variety of card. This technique works with any embossing folder. Click here to see a variety of embossing folders available in my online store. Happy Stamping!

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Fun Fact Friday-First Sale-a-Bration Event

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Hello my stamping friends and happy Friday! Sale-A-Brations is going on now and for every $60 you spend, you can earn a free product featured in the 2025 Sale-a-Bration catalog. Click Here to see that catalog. Fun Fact: Did you know that Sale-a-Bration was first launched in 2003. Wow, that is a long time.

Today’s cards feature the Blossom Impressions DSP from the 2025 Sale-A-Bration catalog.

Project Supplies Cards #1

Projects Supplies Card #2

Another fun fact about Stampin’ Up!. It was started in 1988 and actually sold rubber stamps, mostly wood, from other companies. In 1992, they hired their own illustrator and began producing Stampin’ Up! exclusively designed stamps. In 1997, when Stampin’ Up! launched their first catalog, they discontinuing all sales from other companies. Happy Stamping!

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Paper Tearing with a Twist! Weekly Wednesday #42

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Good morning all, I trust you are having a fabulous week. Today I am sharing with you a quick and easy paper tearing technique to add a spark to your next card creation. This tearing technique can be used with any designer series patterned paper of your choice and of course, I am adding in my own personal twist by using half DSP and half regular cardstock.

You may have seen a previous video that I did with paper tearing call Rip and Flip. The Rip and Flip concept is the same except I am only using have of the rip and did not flip. LOL This way you can create two card using a 4 x 5 1/2 sheet of DSP and a 4x 5 1/2 sheet of coordinating cardstock.

This fun technique will take your card making to a whole new level. You can use sparkle paper or add that special bling to create a fantastic card. Have fun!

Project Supplies

  • 4 x 5 1/2 piece of DSP, I am using the Sale-a-Bration pack-Bloom Impressions
  • 4 x 5 1/4 piece of coordinating cardstock, I am using Blackberry Bliss
  • 5 1/2 x 5 1/2 cardstock for card base, I am using Shaded Spruce
  • Dies from Spotlight on Nature
  • Bling of choice, I am using the Tinsel Gems
  • Blackberry Bliss Ink
  • Stampin’ Cut n Emboss Machine
  • Stampin’ Liquid Glue or Adhesive of choice
  • Stampin’ Dimensionals
  • So Sincere stamp set
  • Layers of Beauty stamp set

Have fun creating with this super simple paper tearing technique. Happy Stamping!

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Make It Monday #190 Part 3 One Sheet Wonder Series

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Welcome back friends! Today I am excited to share Part 3 of our three part series featuring the 12 x 12 One Sheet Wonder where you can create 8 cards with absolutely no wasted paper. Not only that the final card is a fun fold flip card. I hope you enjoy creating a variety of cards using different patterned paper.

#190 Project Sheet Part 3 One Sheet Wonder Series

It is amazing at how different these card look as you change out the designer series paper, and trust me Stampin’ Up! has enough variety to keep you busy for a very long time. Let me know what you think about this 3 part series in the comments below. Happy Stamping!

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