Today’s blog post is a super easy fun fold using Designer Series Paper!
I used the Take to the Sky Suite of products for this great card!
I used the Take to the Sky Suite of products for this great card!
Measurements:
BASE: Misty Moonlight: 4 1/4″ x 5 1/2″
DSP: 4″ x 12″ scored at 3/4″, 3 1/2″ and 8 3/4″
Basic White inside layer: 3 3/4″ x 5″
scrap for sentiment piece
Copper Clay scrap for die cut
Gray Granite scrap for die cuts
Score your Designer Series Paper at 3/4″, 3 1/2″ and 8 3/4″. Be conscious if the paper has a direction like mine did – you want to make sure that the paper is scored and folded correctly so that the pattern direction when folded is right side up!
Fold outward at the 3/4″ score line, inward at the 3 1/2″ score line and outward again for the 8 3/4″ score line.
Adhere the 3/4″ score line down.
Adhere the large middle section to the 1/4″ sheet of Misty Moonlight cardstock.
Fold outward at the 3/4″ score line, inward at the 3 1/2″ score line and outward again for the 8 3/4″ score line.
Adhere the 3/4″ score line down.
Adhere the large middle section to the 1/4″ sheet of Misty Moonlight cardstock.
Stamp a plane image on the Basic White layer and adhere to the inside middle of the DSP.
Die cut and assemble the plane die cuts. I die cut the plane body in Copper Clay, the wings and propeller blades in Gray Granite and adhered them together.
I die cut a Stylish Shapes medium circle die and stamped the sentiment off to the right side in Misty Moonlight ink and then adhered the circle to the top portion of the 3/4″ adhered fold.
I then adhered the plane die cut above the sentiment on the circle die making sure that the plane remained within the outer perimeters of the card base.
I die cut a Stylish Shapes medium circle die and stamped the sentiment off to the right side in Misty Moonlight ink and then adhered the circle to the top portion of the 3/4″ adhered fold.
I then adhered the plane die cut above the sentiment on the circle die making sure that the plane remained within the outer perimeters of the card base.
I love the Industrial Trinkets that come in this suite and they have just enough weight that they hold the upper section of the card flap down!
Here is the finished card both inside and out!This is such a fun and super easy fun fold – try this soon with DSP you have at home – now go create some artwork of your very own – one stamp at a time!
Happy Stampin’
Natalie
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