Creative Creases Rainbow
Welcome to another Creative Creases Anything Goes (with a fun fold) Challenge. We hope to inspire and challenge you to step outside of the normal. Edition #55 where we challenge you to put a few extra creases in your projects.
My project today is similar to one I created for Creative Creases #52. I called it the Bouncing Bunny. The actual name for the fold is a “Flying Seagull”. This card is a modified version of that card. It’s smaller and fits in an A2 envelope. This version also takes advantage of the Saying Thanks Kit (#162361). Stampin’ Up! kits are a real time-saver!
WARNING: Creating this kit will result in the destruction of all or part of your Saying Thanks Kit. You’ve been warned.
So let’s get started.
Starting with the kit….
Creative Creases Rainbow Nuts & Bolts
Paper Cuts:
- Card base – Basic White 5-1/2 x 7-7/8″; Scored at 1-1/2″, 3-5/8″, 4-1/8″ and 6-1/8″
- Focal Piece – Basic White 3″ x 4-1/2″ and 1″ x 2-1/4″; DSP – 2-3/4″ x 4-3/4″; Heart Piece – 2-1/8″ x 3-3/4″
- Rainbow Spot Card – cut 4 pieces 1-1/2″ x 5-1/4″ each
Construction:
- Fold and burnish card base on score lines. Then flatten out again.
- Adhere the 4 pieces (1-1/2″ x 5-1/4″ to the outside panels (both sides)
- Create the focal piece panel –
- Center and adhere rainbow wash piece to basic white piece
- Center and adhere to heart piece with dimensionals.
- Create greeting label on basic white scrap. Flag both ends, Decorate the ends of the label with scraps of colored paper
- Attach to Focal Piece with Dimensionals.
- Adhere the focal piece to the center of the card base with strong adhesive.
- You’re done!
Now, it’s your turn. Create your fun fold and enter the challenge.
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I love it, what a happy card!
Thank you!
Oh, Rae! I love this flying seagull card! Love how you used the rainbow kit for the paper. Such a cheerful card! Thanks for the tutorial for the A2 size. I really need to try it soon. Hope you have a wonderful weekend!
Thank you Debbie. This, smaller version is much easier than the first one I did.