Nature’s Sweetness for the November SU Demo Fun Fold Blog Hop

Welcome to the November, 2024 SU! Demos Fun Fold Blog Hop! Each month, a group of demos share fun fold cards for a blog hop. I always learn something new and thoroughly enjoy seeing the creations of the other demos. We hope that you will use the line-up below to hop along with us.

For the November Stampin’ Pretty Pals’ Blog Hop, I posted an easy fun fold, but everything else about the card was very detailed. You can see that card here. I’m using the same fold with Nature’s Sweetness DSP (designer series paper) and the coordinating Lovely & Sweet stamp set and dies. I did find out that I really don’t have any stamp sets dedicated to a wedding or anniversary, so I needed to use a combination of current and retired stamp sets for this card.

Here’s my card:

Please, please, please don’t let all the pieces of this card scare you off. Truly, if you can trim and score paper, you have all the skills necessary to make this card! For the November Pals’ Hop, I used a tutorial from Creating with Kristina, which you can find here. This fold is so easy-peasy that I didn’t need a template to create this wedding card after doing the first card. Truly, please try it!

Measurements:

  • The Pebbled Path base measures 8-1/2 by 5-1/2 inches, scored at 4-1/4 inches
  • The DSP patterns on the front are actually the front and reverse of one piece of DSP, which I trimmed to 4 by 5-1/4 inches
  • Then, I trimmed the DSP into two pieces, the first measures 3/4 inches wide and the second measures 3-1/4 inches wide
  • The gold and Pebbled Path DSP on the inside measures 5-3/8 by 11 inches, scored at 2-3/4, 5-1/2, and 8-1/4 inches
  • Trim another piece of DSP to 6 by 2-1/2 inches for the envelope flap
    • HINT: I’ve found that if I don’t adhere this DSP to the envelope flap and trim it immediately I tend to put this piece away with the rest of the stack of DSP
  • Punch a 1-inch circle from a coordinating piece of DSP and run it through your XYRON create-a-sticker to make the envelope seal
  • I used three pieces of white cardstock trimmed to 5-3/8 by 4-1/8 inches
  • The piece of white cardstock on the back measures 4 by 3 inches
  • You will need a piece of white cardstock measuring 5-1/2 by 8-1/2 inches for all the additional sentiment stamping
    • HINT: I have a stash of scraps for each color, and they come in very handy when stamping smaller sentiment panels for cards
  • I also used a piece of 4-1/4 by 5-1/2 inch piece of Pebbled Path cardstock for the heat embossed floral spray on the front
  • I had a scrap piece of Pebbled Path large enough to crop the banner mat for the front of the card

Stamping, Embossing, & Cropping:

  • All the sentiments were stamped in VersaMark ink on white cardstock
  • Then, I covered each with gold embossing powder and heat set the pieces
  • The outside sentiment comes from the Iconic Imagery stamp set and was cropped using a die from the Iconic Imagery set
  • The two inside images were cropped directly from the Nature’s Sweetness DSP using the Lovely & Sweet dies and I absolutely love when that option is available
  • The Pebbled Path floral spray on the front was stamped in VersaMark ink using one of the Lovely & Sweet stamps
  • Then, I covered it in white embossing powder and heat set it
  • After the embossing powder cooled down, I cropped it using the coordinating die

Assembly:

  • I used a Pebbled Path marker to outline the two DSP pieces on the front of the card
  • Next, I outlined the white cardstock pieces using a gold Wink of Stella pen
  • Unless otherwise noted, I used multipurpose liquid glue to adhere pieces together
  • Before you adhere the folded strip of DSP to the inside of the card, adhere the pieces on the four folded pieces
  • Adhere the white cardstock pieces to the front and inside of the base
  • Adhere the front DSP and the floral spray to the front of the card
  • Adhere the sentiment layer to the Pebbled Path mat and add dimensionals to the underside to adhere it to the front of the card
  • Next, adhere the inside W-fold DSP to the card
  • Finally, add the sentiment panel with space for a handwritten note to the back of the card
  • With that, I’d finished this coordinated card, envelope, and envelope seal set

Back to the SU! Demos Fun Fold Blog Hop:

We all hope you will hop along with us from one demo to the next. We’d be thrilled to have you create your own fun fold cards and upload them to the gallery at the Creative Creases Challenge, where anything goes with a fun fold.

Demo Line-up:

  1. Karen Finkle
  2. Tara Carpenter
  3. Su Mohr
  4. Debbie Mageed
  5. Beth McCullough
  6. Rae Burnet
  7. Lisa Ann Bernard
  8. Kathi Ondus
  9. Sue Jackson <<<—-YOU ARE HERE!

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Monsters for the October SU! Demo Fun Fold Blog Hop!

Welcome to the October, 2024 SU! Demos Fun Fold Blog Hop! Each month, a group of demos share fun fold cards for a blog hop. I always learn something new and thoroughly enjoy seeing the creations of the other demos. We hope that you will use the line-up below to hop along with us.

Here are my Monster cards:

Here’s the first one I made using retired DSP (designer series paper), but it’s too cute to leave out. The third photo in the following gallery shows that this adorable monster will fit in a Stampin’ Up! medium envelope.

I needed three of these cards so that I can send them to my two great-nieces and one great-nephew. I am going to see them this weekend and can’t wait to give them their cards!

Once again, I used a video tutorial from Rachel Tessman of stamp your art out for this card. You can find her video here. First, I watched the video all the way through, then I did my cutting and cropping. When that was done, I could follow her directions as I worked my way through the first card. After that, it was (almost) a snap to create the other two cards. Her video tutorial is easy to follow along, and pause as needed to catch up or re-watch sections.

I also made myself a template with the basic directions for the base of the card. Here are two different views of the base of my monster cards:

Hints:

  • I didn’t have any Berry Burst glimmer paper, so I created my own by using the clear Wink of Stella brush on the two circles
  • I cropped additional white circles using the same die as the glimmer eye circles so I could add the eyelashes and then cover up all the ugly pieces
  • The only stamping I needed to do was for the back of the card where I can add white cardstock trimmed to 5-1/4 by 4 inches for a (not so) spooky sentiment and handwritten greeting
  • I used a white Sharpie paint pen for the eyeballs
  • I need to get the Round We Go bundle (163730) because it is so much more versatile than I originally thought
  • In a pinch, a Cheerful Daisy die works for some oddly shaped eyelashes
  • Most of all, have fun!

Back to the SU! Demo Fun Fold Blog Hop:

We all hope you will hop along with us from one demo to the next. We’d be thrilled to have you create your own fun fold cards and upload them to the gallery at the Creative Creases Challenge, where anything goes with a fun fold.

Demos Lineup:

  1. Lisa Ann Bernard
  2. Karen Finkle
  3. Beth McCullough
  4. Debbie Mageed
  5. Kathi Ondus
  6. Tara Carpenter
  7. Sue Jackson <<<— YOU ARE HERE!
  8. Rae Burnet

Thank you for stopping by today!

Have a Peachy Day!

Sue

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Mediterranean Blooms for the SU! Demos Fun Fold Blog Hop!

Welcome to the September, 2024 SU! Demos Fun Fold Blog Hop! Each month, a group of demos share fun fold cards for a blog hop. I always learn something new and thoroughly enjoy seeing the creations of the other demos. We hope that you will use the line-up below to hop along with us.

Here’s my Mediterranean Blooms Suite z-fold card:

As always with fun folds, I will be uploading this to the Creative Creases Challenge. You can see my other Mediterranean Blooms fun fold card here.

Measurements:

  • The basic card is a z-fold card so the base measures 5-1/2 by 8-1/2 inches, scored at 2-1/8 and 4-1/4 inches
  • The Citrus Blooms DSP for the front flap measures 2 by 4-1/8 inches
  • Trim another piece of the same DSP to 6 by 2-1/2 inches for the envelope flap
  • Then, punch a 1-inch circle of coordinating DSP and run it through your XYRON create-a-sticker for the envelope seal
  • Trim two pieces of Old Olive and one piece of Daffodil Delight cardstock to 4-1/4 by 5-1/2 inches
  • Trim a piece of white cardstock to 4-1/8 by 5-3/8 inches
  • You will need a piece of the Citrus Blooms DSP to crop the front swag of oranges
    • Don’t you just LOVE when the coordinating dies work with the DSP?

Cropping, Stamping, & Assembly:

  • Unless otherwise noted, I used multipurpose liquid glue to adhere pieces together, especially since this card will already be bulky
  • After stamping the sentiment from the Citrus Blooms stamp set in black ink, crop it using the smallest circle die
  • Emboss the Daffodil Delight and one of the Old Olive cardstock pieces using the exposed brick embossing folder
  • Center and then crop the large outline die on the embossed Old Olive cardstock
  • Do the same with the embossed Daffodil Delight cardstock
  • Using the large outline die and the inside leafy die, crop both on the remaining Old Olive cardstock
  • Crop the large orange and leafy piece of DSP using the coordinating die
  • Stamp the single orange and leaves using Daffodil Delight ink in the center of the white cardstock
  • Stamp the sentiment in the center of the white cardstock using Tuxedo Black ink
  • Adhere the embossed and cropped Old Olive cardstock to the white cardstock, then adhere those pieces to the inside of the card
  • Adhere the Daffodil Delight and Old Olive leafy cropped pieces together
  • Add the large orange and leafy cropped DSP to the center of the Daffodil Delight/Old Olive front
  • Adhere the DSP to the front flap of the card
  • Center the cropped front so that it will line up with the cropped inside of the card
  • Adhere the cropped front to front flap of the card
    • HINT:  It is very important that you only adhere the left of the front of the cropped piece to the front flap.  
  • Add the coordinating Daffodil Delight opal rounds to the centers of the orange blooms
  • I adhered a piece of the retired faux suede ribbon under the circle sentiment using tear & tape, mainly because I wanted something minor to pick up the Early Expresso branches
  • Add dimensionals to the back of the sentiment circle and adhere
  • With that, I’d finished this coordinated card, envelope, and envelope seal set

Back to the SU! Demo Fun Fold Blog Hop:

We’d love to have you play along with us, and don’t forget to upload your fun folds to the Creative Creases Challenge.  You can use the following links as a guide to hop along with us:

SU Demo Fun Fold Blog Hop Lineup

  1. Lisa Ann Bernard
  2. Su Mohr
  3. Debbie Mageed
  4. Rae Burnet
  5. Tara Carpenter
  6. Karen Finkle
  7. Sue Jackson   <<<—YOU ARE HERE!!
  8. Mary Deatherage
  9. Beth McCullough

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Thank you for stopping by today!

Have a Peachy Day!

Sue

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A Thoughtful Journey Fun Fold for the SU! Demo August Fun Fold Hop!

Welcome to the August, 2024 SU! Demos Fun Fold Blog Hop! Each month, a group of demos share fun fold cards for a blog hop. I always learn something new and thoroughly enjoy seeing the creations of the other demos. We hope that you will use the line-up below to hop along with us.

Here’s my Thoughtful Journey Joy Fold card:

As always with this Hop, I will be entering my card to the Creative Creases Challenge gallery. If you enjoy fun folds as much as we do, you really need to join this bi-weekly challenge, which was founded and organized by the leader of this Hop, Debbie Mageed with Secret Stamper.

Last year I found this card fold around Thanksgiving and wound up making so many Christmas cards using this video from Rachel Tessman. Once you make a couple of them, it’s just so easy to keep right on going.. Just this past week I made three using the Thoughtful Journey 6 x 6 inch DSP and they are beautiful, even if I do say so myself. The DSP does all the work. It’s a gorgeous layout and makes a big impact. Here’s her video:

Rachel’s blog post for this card also has a printable tutorial. I can pretty much guarantee you can follow along with her video and just start creating stunning cards with cardstock and some 6 x 6 inch DSP! You can see some of the cards I made here and here.

For the inside of my card, I used blending brushes and Petunia Pop, Wild Wheat, and Calypso Coral ink to lightly surround the sentiment with color. I just didn’t want plain white cardstock on the inside, so I used the DSP as inspiration. I hope I’ve done it justice.

Back to the Blog Hop:

Please play along with us, and don’t forget to upload your fun folds to the Creative Creases Challenge. We hope you will hop along with us. You can use the following links as a guide:

SU Demo Fun Fold Blog Hop Lineup

  1. Maria Jose Mench
  2. Sue Jackson. <<— YOU ARE HERE!
  3. Karen Finkle
  4. Su Mohr
  5. Rae Burnet
  6. Kathi Ondus
  7. Mary Deatherage
  8. Debbie Mageed 
  9. Beth McCullough
  10. Lisa Ann Bernard

Thank you for stopping by today!

Have a Peachy Day!

Sue

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Supplies Used:

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Latch Fold Card for the July SU! Demos Fun Fold Blog Hop

Welcome to the July, 2024 SU! Demos Fun Fold Blog Hop! Each month, a group of demos share fun fold cards for a blog hop. I always learn something new and thoroughly enjoy seeing the creations of the other demos. We hope that you will use the line-up below to hop along with us.

The inspiration, and directions for my card comes from Susie Wood from Stamp with Susie, Click here to get to her Pinterest post. I’ve already made this card twice and have the third one cut and ready to assemble. If you can score cardstock, you can totally do this impressive fun fold, which will fit in a medium SU! envelope.

Since I am hand-delivering this card, I don’t have to worry about additional postage.

Here’s my latch fold thank you card:

Since this is a fun fold, I will be entering it in the gallery for the Creative Creases Challenge.

I have a notebook in which I keep templates for fun fold cards. It makes it so much easier to recreate fun folds if I have all the measurements in one place. Here’s my template and measurements for this card:

I used the Mediterranean Blooms suite of products for this card. The colors are spectacularly bright and sunny. It’s the first suite I ordered from the 2024-2025 annual catalog and I absolutely love it.

Take a look at all this fabulous-ness:

Cropping:

  • Using the Citrus Blooms die set, crop a Night of Navy and a two Basic White frames
  • Using both the frame and the large leaf, crop two Daffodil Delight leaf frames
  • HINT: You need to line up the frame and the leaf dies to get just the inside leaf section. If you don’t use the frame, you will just get the leaves in your paper. Trying to get the frame and the leaf dies lined up is not fun, believe me.
  • Use the Countryside Corners die set to crop two Night of Navy pieces for the front. You will adhere these together for more stability to hold the latch fold.
  • Using a smaller Countryside Corner die, crop two Basic White pieces, and adhere them together
  • Using another Countryside Corners die, crop a Night of Navy piece for the inside sentiment
  • Crop six leaf sprays from Garden Green cardstock

Assembly:

  • Unless otherwise noted, I adhered all pieces with multipurpose liquid glue
  • Adhere the extra piece of Night of Navy cardstock to the front flap of the base
  • Next, adhere the DSP to the front and the flap of the base
  • Adhere one set of Daffodil Delight leaves to the Night of Navy frame and adhere to the front of the cqrd
  • Then adhere the other set of leaves to the Basic White frame and adhere it to the inside of the card
  • Adhere the last Basic White frame to the back of the base, which will give you space to write your note
  • Stamp the outside sentiment on the white Cropped Countryside Corner layers using Night of Navy ink and adhere to the Night of Navy cropped layers
  • Add dimensionals to the left two-thirds of the Night of Navy cropped layers
  • HINT: Before removing the adhesive covers of the dimensionals, dry fit it on the front flap of the card to make sure your latch fold will fit under the sentiment panels
  • The inside sentiment is actually one long stamp, which I stamped in Night of Navy then trimmed so it would fit on the cropped Countryside Corners piece
  • Finally, adhere the Garden Green leaf sprays
  • With that, I’d finished this coordinated fun fold card, envelope, and envelope seal

I hope you will try this card. I add so many more layers than necessary to make this card. The next one I am making will be more clean and simple, so I will update this post with the link to that card when I post it.

Back to the Blog Hop:

Please play along with us, and don’t forget to upload your fun folds to the Creative Creases Challenge. We hope you will hop along with us. You can use the following links as a guide:

  1. Rae Burnet
  2. Donna Walls
  3. Su Mohr
  4. Debbie Mageed
  5. Karen Finkle
  6. Sue Jackson <<<— YOU ARE HERE!
  7. Beth McCullough
  8. Lisa Ann Bernard
  9. Maria Jose Mench
  10. Tara Carpenter

Thank you for stopping by today!

Have a Peachy Day!

Sue

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A Mother’s Day Card for the February SU! Demos Fun Fold Blog Hop!

A Mother’s Day Card for the February SU! Demos Fun Fold Blog Hop!

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Welcome to the February Stampin” UP! Demo Blog Hop. Each month, this group of SU! Demos create fun fold cards to share with you. As always, fun fold cards can also be uploaded to the Creative Creases Challlenge!

Here’s my birthday accordion fun fold card:

When I saw the pictures accompanying this video from Stamp With Tami, I knew I had to create it for this hop. At the beginning of her video, Tami said it was a pretty easy fun fold since it’s created with 4 score lines, and I was hooked. You can find the link to her video here

For this card I used a number of the current Sale-a-Bration FREE items with a qualifying purchase. Here’s the Sale-a-Bration items I used:

I did make a three small changes to Tami’s directions. First, I’d rather have a smaller border, so I used a 1/8 inch border instead of a 1/4 border. In addition, I didn’t want the sentiment on the last fold to show when closed, so I made an adjustment to the piece of white cardstock for that flap. Finally, I didn’t want plain white cardstock showing on the back of the flaps. Therefore, I used one of the Basics Embossing Folders from the Online Exclusives. Only 1/8 inch shows around each piece of DSP, but it’s enough to have the DSP pop off the Poppy Parade cardstock.

Measurements I used combining Tami’s directions with my 1/8 inch borders:

  • The Poppy Parade base measures 11 by 4-1/4 inches, scored at 2-1/2, 3-3/4, 6-3/4, and 8-1/4 inches.
  • After embossing white cardstock using the basics embossing folder, trim white cardstock mats to 4 by 4 inches, 4 by 3-1/2 inches, and 4 – 2-1/4 inches.
  • The three DSP pieces measure 3-7/8 by 3-7/8 inches, 3-7/8 by 3-1/8 inches, and 3-7/8 by 2-1/8 inches.
  • I also trimmed a piece of the DSP to 6 by 2-1/2 inches for the envelope flap. Then, I punched a 1-inch circle from the same DSP and used the reverse side for the envelope seal.

Assembly:

  • I used Tami’s directions for assembly – easy peasy.
  • I did add the Pool Party crinkled ribbon on the front panel and used the ribbon saver technique for it.
    • Cut a piece of ribbon to approximately 6 inches, and another piece to two inches.
    • Add the ribbon to the front of the card and adhere in the back as shown below.
    • Using the shorter length of ribbon, tie a knot around the ribbon on the front of the card.
  • The finishing touch was to add some Sale-a-Bration Pool Party opaque faceted dots.

Back to the Fun Fold Blog Hop:

We hope you will hop along with us! I always learn a new-to-me fun fold. When you create your own fun fold, please remember to upload it to the Creative Creases Challenge.

Lineup

  1. Karen Finkle
  2. Shirley Gentry
  3. Lisa Ann Bernard
  4. Debbie Mageed 
  5. Kathleen Ondus
  6. Tara Carpenter
  7. Beth McCullough
  8. Sue Jackson. <<<<— YOU ARE HERE!!
  9. Mary Deatherage
  10. Rae Burnet
  11. Maria Jose Mench
  12. Rebecca-Jo Unwin

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