August Blog Hop - Creative Card-iology Team

 

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My upline Jessica Brigden recently started a Blog Hop
for those on her team that have a blog and would like to participate.
This month's theme is to make a FUN FOLD card
so I chose to make this Double Z Fold card
using the Boho Indigo Product Medley Kit

Here are the supplies I used for this card

Very Vanilla Cardstock - 144239

     Card Base is 11" x 4¼", scored at 2¾" and 5½", 4¼" x 3" for front panel,

     4" x 2" for the flower pots, 2⅝" x 2½" for inside

Misty Moonlight Cardstock - 153081

     9¾" x 2⅞", scored at 2¾" and 5½"

BoHo Indigo Product Medley Kit- 153132

     Boho Indigo Stamp Set

     Boho Indigo Dies

     Paper Flowers

     Night of Navy ½" Frayed Grosgrain Ribbon

     Designers Series Paper– Using coordinating pieces,

        Cut one 5¼" by 4" for inside, 2½"W x 4"H for front, 
        2½"W x 2⅝"H for inside panel

Stampin UP Clear Block C - 118486

Misty Moonlight Ink - 153118

Stampin' Blends Magenta Madness Set - 153106

Misty Moonlight ¼" Ribbon - 153624

Mini Stampin' Dimensionals – 144108

Mini Glue Dots - 103983

Stampin Seal -149699

Paper Snips - 103579

Bone Folder - 102300

Stampin' Cut & Emboss Machine - 149653

Paper Trimmer - 152392

Simple Shammy - 147042

Silicone Craft Sheet - 127853

Take Your Pick tool - 144107

HERE ARE THE INSTRUCTIONS TO MAKE THIS CARD
In this tutorial the name Seal is referring to the use of the new Stampin Seal

Fold Misty Moonlight Cardstock (CS) in half at 5½"

With the other score line up facing you, fold it back to the left.   

This will be the front of your card

Seal the Designer Series Paper (DSP) 4" x 2½" to the front flap

Seal the 5¼" x 4" DSP to the inside

Run your Very Vanilla rectangle piece thru the Big Shot 
using the 4th largest Rectangle Stitches Framelits Die
Seal the Misty Moonlight ribbon on the Night of Navy ribbon 
then lay it across the Very Vanilla rectangle piece 
wrap the ends around the card and seal both sides on the back.
Stamp the three flowerpots with Misty Moonlight Ink.
Run them thru the Bigshot using the Boho Indio Dies.
Add dimensionals to the top and bottom and add them over the ribbon.

Use the Light Magenta Madness and color the paper flowers. 
Set them aside as they need a little drying time.

Fold the Misty Moonlight CS similar to the front piece, 
folding at 5½" then fold it back. 
Then turn it upside down, so the folds are underneath.
Lay the Misty Moonlight piece flat with the rectangle on the left 
seal the Very Vanilla flowerpot piece you just made to the rectangle.

Stamp your greeting with Misty Moonlight Ink 
on the 2½"Width x 2⅝"Height Very Vanilla CS.
With the Misty Moonlight piece still flat 
add the DSP piece to the center section and 
the Very Vanilla greeting piece to the last section. 
Those last 2 pieces are not square, 
so make sure the cardstock border is even on all sides.

 Lay the flowerpot panel face up 
on top of the Very Vanilla front panel also face up
with the flowerpot panel CENTERED (side to side and top to bottom)
The right greeting piece and half of the rectangle 
will get sealed to the card in this position. 
Fold the right greeting piece to the left, add seal to the back of the cardstock
then making sure it is still Centered, press it lightly into place.
Turn the card upside down, fold back the unattached piece

 Add Stampin Seal to the Misty Moonlight CS, 
making sure it is centered top to bottom then lightly lay the flap down
Turn it over and if all looks well, press it in place

To embellish the card, roll a glue dot in your fingers to make it small, 
add to the top of a flowerpot then add your colored paper flower. 
Repeat the process for the other two flowers. 

Here is the finished card closed and opened

Here is another Double Z Card I made
Using the Walk in the Wood Stamp Set

Click on the names below to visit the other team member's blogs and 
see what amazing projects they have created to inspire you! 
Please feel free to leave me a comment and thanks for stopping by.

Jessica Brigden
Bonnie Mountford
Kim Thompson
Diana Buckingham (You are here)