Gated Fold Card

Yesterday I showed you a card that I received at Convention.  I loved it so much that I created my own version, also using Floral District DSP.  The card yesterday was a 3×3 card but my card is a regular sized one. Actually, since I had never done this particular fold before, I thought it would be easier to try it in the larger size.
 
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Tracy
 
Stamping Supplies
Stamp Set:  Kindness Matters
Ink:  Rich Razzleberry
Paper:  Floral District DSP, Whisper White
Punches:  1 1/4″ Scallop Circle, 1 3/4″ Scallop Circle, 2 3/8″ Scallop Circle
Accessories:  Stampin’ Dimensionals, Paper Piercing Tool

Another Convention Swap

Here’s another card I received at Convention.  I love it!  It is a Gated Fold card and it was made by Susan Barron.  I love what she did on the inside as well.  It uses the Floral District DSP.  Tomorrow I will share a card I made using this fold.

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Tracy

Floral District Dahlia

My card today is made using the Dahlia fold.  I’ve shown cards on my blog before using this technique and it is one that I really, really like.  It is fun to try it with the different papers that Stampin’ Up! carries.  This one uses the Floral District pack which is currently my very favorite!  Tomorrow I’ll show you a card using another paper in this pack!

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Tracy

Stamping Supplies
Stamps:  Kindness Matters
Ink:  Lucky Limeade
Paper:  Lucky Limeade, Rose Red, Whisper White, Floral District DSP
Punches:  Large Oval, Scallop Oval
Accessories:  Antique Brads, Stampin’ Dimensionals

Convention Swap

My card today is one that I received at Convention from Karen Perry.  I think it is so pretty.  The bottom photo shows what she has on the inside.  When I get the chance, I’d like to recreate this beautiful card using different colors/paper!
 
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Tracy

Ribbon Card

My card today was inspired by a card I received from Dawn Griffith, my upline, at Convention. She was also a presenter and showed us how to make this card in Salt Lake City.  You can see one of her cards (as well as a video) using this technique, here. If you have scraps of ribbon sitting around, you will want to give this a try or even if you don’t.  I didn’t have a stash of scraps so I just grabbed some ribbon that appealed to me.
Speaking of videos, I’ve been working on making a video. Well, not A video but I’ve been teaching myself the ins and out of making one.  Just trying to figure out how to set up the camera on the tripod and then editing it certainly takes time.  So, one of these days I will present my first of many videos, I hope. 
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Tracy
Stamping Supplies
Stamps:  Bring on the Cake
Ink:  Elegant Eggplant
Paper:  Whisper White, Elegant Eggplant
Punches:  Blossom punch
Accessories:  Stampin’ Dimensionals, 1/2 inch Scallop dots ribbon (Elegant Eggplant), 3/8 inch Stitched Satin Ribbon (Gumball Green), 1/2 inch Seam Binding Ribbon (Daffodil Delight), 1/4 inch Stitched Grosgrain Ribbon (Daffodil Delight), White gel pen