This card I am showing you today was actually the first card I made with the Daisy Delight Bundle. Usually my first couple of cards with a new set I turn to Pinterest and CASE a card. I liked the idea of this card. It is a Flap fold card. Just a little different to the standard card. I CASED it from Janet’s blog HERE. I will give you the measurements shortly. Janet has just the imperial measurements for her card but I will give you the Metric as well as the Imperial. First I guess you want to see the card.
Isn’t the Delightful Daisy Designer Series Paper just gorgeous?? On the top flap I stamped the Daisy in Calypso Coral twice and punched them out. They were layered together and off-set slightly. The centre was stamped in Pool Party and punched with the 1/2″ circle punch. I stamped the leaves in Old Olive for the outline and the solid image. These were hand cut. The Daisy was then layered on a circle cut with the Layering Circle Framelits in Pool Party and then a larger one with the Stitched Shapes Framelits.
The sentiment is from the Happy Birthday Gorgeous set. I made a discovery when I cut the sentiment out using the Straight banner die from the Bunch of Banners Framelits. I cut the white card which I had stamped the sentiment on and it had left the centre where that was stamped but also a banner frame. So I cut another Banner in Calypso Coral to create a frame. Cool trick!
Here is the inside of the card. Just a simple “happy birthday” from the Happy Birthday Gorgeous set.
I think I have to make some more of these cards. Do you want to make one? Here is how.
FLAP FOLD CARD
Metric: Cut an A4 sheet of card lengthways in half. This will measure 29.7cm x 10.5cm. Score on the long side at 10.5cm and 14cm.
Imperial: Cut standard card lengthways to measure 11″ x 4.25″. Score at 2″ and 7.5″.
Your Designer Series Paper pieces for the front panels are cut just slightly smaller.
Thanks for visiting. Have a great weekend,
Jenny
Love this card, Jenny. Will try it today! Thanks for sharing and inspiring.
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Thanks Ruth. I like that it is a different fold. Have fun creating today. 🙂
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