Using the Lovely Lily Pad stamp set and Lily Impressions papers to make a Dutch Door fun fold card These products are FREE with a qualifying purchase during Sale-A-Bration |
Just when I thought I'd seen and tried every fun fold, I discovered the Dutch Door fold! It's a very simple fold but I did make it a bit more complicated for myself that it needed to be!
I stamped and watercoloured an image from the Lovely Lily Pad set that's FREE with a qualifying purchase during Sale-A-Bration and paired it with the coordinating Lily Impressions Designer Series Paper - also Free in the Sale-A-Bration catalogue!
With this fun fold, only half of the interior of the card is available to write on - this could be an advantage or a disadvantage, depending on how much you like to write in cards! |
I then scored the front at 2 1/8" only as far as the fold.
The next step would usually be to cut away this top section of the front of the card and, after decorating, adding a piece that's attached to the remaining card front but sticks up over the decorated top half of the card interior.
But I experimented with half cutting a circle. I've included a picture of the method below but I wouldn't really recommend it because I had to fold the card over the top cutting plate and it did do a little damage to the card that's noticeable if you know what you're looking for.
Lastly, I adhered the lily pad to the front of the card, lining it up with the half circle I'd already formed.
The finished Dutch Door card |
'Til next time!
Stephanie
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Oh, Stephanie! This is so cool. Sometimes you've just got to 'step out of the box'! I think it turned out lovely. Have a great week, Friend!
ReplyDeleteThank you, RaeDeen, you too!
DeleteI Love this fun fold card. It is so pretty and is a different fold than I have tried before. Thanks so much. Enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Hilda. You have a great day too!
Deletetrès sympa cette carte avec sa découpe, merci pour les explications. bonne journée
ReplyDeleteMerci pour ton commentaire gentil, Ninette.
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