Hi there, crafty friends!
It's time for another Repeat Impressions Stamps challenge at The House that Stamps Built. Wendy has challenged us to use a theme of 'Fun Folds' this week.
This easy fold is one 4" square of double sided designer paper.
Make a tiny mark in the center of the square.
Fold all four corners in to the middle, then glip the tab back (in this card the tabs are the stripes).
So easy, and what fun to make!
This was a fun challenge, and I hope you'll all join in!
We hope you will create a card that has a focus on today’s theme, and enter it in our challenge at The House that Stamps Built! Remember, your creation does not have to be made with Repeat Impressions stamps, but if you would like to include our designs we would love to see them! Plus, there’s an added bonus… you will get an additional entry in our random.org drawing for using our stamps in your submissions!
One lucky person this month will win a $25 Repeat Impressions Gift Certificate!
Now, it's time to see what my DT friends have created!
Happy Hopping!
Hope you link up a card this week!
Thanks for stopping by,
Patti J.
9 comments:
Great fun fold Patti, very striking with double sided paper, I'll have to give this a try!
Beautiful fold and card design!
Such and encouraging sentiment. Love the colour combo you used on this fabulous card design. Beautiful!
May your troubles be less, and your blessings be more,
and nothing but happiness, come thru your door!
♥ Lena
Awesome. This card packs a big punch! Love the black and white. It adds an elegance along with your joyful fold. Terrific work my friend--Bethie
Patti, this is wonderful! I love the visual created by the fun fold and those awesome papers! Great job on all points, composition, color, integration, and construction!
Hugz,
Chana Malkah
You say it's easy, but I don't know . . . . it looks fabulous!! Love the black and white patterns with just that pop of hot pink!
What a pretty fold! I have lots of double-sided paper, so I really need to give this a try. It sounds pretty easy. I was wondering, though--is your sentiment on a square of white paper that you've slipped under your "tabs?" It looks like you could use a square die to cut an aperture in the middle of the 4" square before you folded it, too, and then stamp the sentiment on the white square underneath. Guess I'll have to try both ways and see if one of both of them works.
Wow! impressive! I really need to get out of my comfort zone and get creative with things like this - so cool. Thanks for sharing.
I am going to add this fold to my list of folds to try, you make it sound easy, - and love the dragonfly on the envelope. This was such a fun challenge this week. Lots of great folds.
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