There’s something special about getting your hands on new products before anyone else. Today’s card is a sneak peek of the beautiful Garden Poetry Suite — and it’s also a glimpse into what we’ll be creating together at my upcoming March Bingo event. This card starts with a clean, thick white base and layers in […]
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Fun fold cards don’t have to be complicated to feel special — and today’s project is proof of that. This Pretty Peacock fun fold card keeps the outside clean and classic, but once you open it, you’ll find a hidden pocket that’s perfect for holding a gift card, cash, or even an extra note. It’s
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If you love cards that look impressive but are still easy to make, this Corner Explosion Fun Fold is going to be right up your alley. This design started with a simple idea: take a flat card base and add just one interactive element that creates movement, texture, and visual interest—all without complicated measurements or
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If you love card designs that look impressive but are secretly simple (yes please!), you’re going to adore today’s Lift-Up Fun Fold. This layout is one my Diemonds Team created during our Share & Shine Celebration — and I re-created it using brand-new Easter products coming in January! It’s a great example of why I
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If you love cards that look fancy but are surprisingly easy to make, you’re going to LOVE this Hinge Fun Fold! 💜 Today I’m sharing a sweet thank-you card featuring the Hobby Haven Designer Series Paper, Creative Haven Dies, and the Banner Sayings Stamp Set — the same products we’re using in the December Cultivated
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If you’ve been wanting to try an easy fun fold card that looks impressive but takes only minutes to assemble, this Split-Front layout is going to become one of your new favorites. It uses just a half sheet of cardstock, shows off your Designer Series Paper beautifully, and gives you a creative twist without adding
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Looking for a handmade card that feels deeply meaningful without being complicated?Today’s project checks all the boxes — elegant, peaceful, heartfelt, and surprisingly easy to make. This 3-panel fun fold card uses the Peace on Earth bundle and coordinating products from the Peaceful Garden Suite to create a soft, serene design perfect for: …but the
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Looking for a birthday card that doubles as a party decoration? This week’s project is a WOW Accordion Banner Fun Fold — playful, interactive, and perfect for celebrations of all kinds. In this tutorial, I’ll walk you step-by-step through creating this fold, from scoring and folding the base to layering your paper, die-cuts, and finishing
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Want to make a card that wows—without hours of measuring or fiddling? Today’s project combines an easy fun fold with three gorgeous coloring techniques for die-cuts, making it a perfect blend of simple and stunning. We’re starting with a standard card base, but with one quick cut and flip, the card front becomes a horizontal
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Think watercolor only works on watercolor paper? Think again! This fun fold card is bursting with color, texture, and a luxurious finish—and the best part? You can totally do this. In this real-time video tutorial, I’ll walk you step-by-step through creating a gorgeous, interactive card design that’s sure to wow. You’ll learn how to: This
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