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Blogging Friends Blog Hop May 2018

5/1/2018

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 This month is all about Fun Fold cards. So I hit the internet to find a fold I’ve never done and came across this serviette/napkin fun fold from Beccy in Australia (link further down.)

To start this card I chose a random light yellow cardstock I had on hand, and trimmed it to 11”x 11” square. I don’t have much in 12”x 12” cardstock so I’m not sure of the color, but it’s not So Saffron or Daffodil Delight. Then I scored the sheet at 2 3/4” then at 8 1/4”, turned the sheet 90 degrees and scored again to create the main fold lines. Then you fold up each 4 corners into the center of the entire sheet and create the secondary folds.


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​Next I used the Delightful Daisy DSP to create the triangle accents for the card. Cut 1 sheet into a 5”x 5” square piece (cutting this into 4 triangles). Then cut 2 sheets into 4 3/4” x 4 3/4” square pieces (cutting each of these sheets into 8 triangles. For a total of 16 smaller triangles.) Next I cut a sheet of Whisper White into a 5 1/4” x 5 1/4” square to decorate the center inside with my sentiment.

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Then to hold the card together I cut a 12” long by 1 3/4” wide piece of cardstock to wrap around the center. I added some Night of Navy ribbon and placed a yellow Daisy to hide the seem in the center. This now holds the card from flopping all the corners around.

I have to give credit to “Beccy’s Place Blog.” I came across her blog on my hunt for fun folds and she has great instructions on her website. Click link below for step-by-step instructions.
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http://beccysplace.blogspot.com/2013/12/technique-class-serviette-fold-cards.html
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This fun fold card was fun and easy to make. Once you create the fold, you can use any extra scraps of DSP you have on hand. Since the largest piece is 5x5”, mixing and matching DSP in similar color pallets would work well too. Also a Red, White, and Blue theme for the 4th of July would look fantastic!
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Blogging Friends - Check out the rest of the teams creations below, click the person’s name to take you to their blog. Have fun!

Crystal Komara

Anna Conetta Masciovecchi0
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Libby Fens

Mary Blocher

Danica Ferrante
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Jessica Mink <--- back next month

Leanne Dillon Johnson <--- back next month

Michelle Clarke

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Mary Ann Rossiter
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Tammy Gill

Rick Adkins
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Lisa Harvey Reber
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​Nikki Debbie Daigneau <--- you are here

​Janey Backer

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List of supplies:
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Stampin Up products
Whisper White paper
Delightful Daisy DSP
Night of Navy ink pad
So Saffron ink pad
Soft Suede Ink pad
Happy Wishes stamp set
Daisy punch
Crinkled Bind Seaming Ribbon in Night of Navy
​pop dots

**Random sheet of 12”x12” light yellow cardstock for base

​*paper trimmer, scissors, and double sided tape

5 Comments
Michelle Clarke link
5/1/2018 08:52:58 pm

Super cute card Nikki! I will have to try this. TFS!

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Crystal Komara link
5/2/2018 10:04:29 am

Wow, Nikki! This is a pretty impressive fold and I give you kudos for not only cutting, but gluing all those tiny triangle pieces!! I think the thing I often forget about these "fun fold" cards is how easy they actually are to do! Happy Spring! Crystal

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Tammy Gill link
5/3/2018 10:07:05 pm

Amazing card, Nikki! Truly a great way to use some extra scraps of DSP. I love how small this fun fold card starts and then the amazing surprise of the message inside.

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Lynn
5/4/2018 05:16:08 am

Wow, what an amazing card. Definitely to be given only to those who can appbereciate and keep for EVER
Will always love this paper, the daisy punch and stamps are great as well.

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Mary Ann Rossiter link
5/6/2018 06:19:56 pm

Wow. Very impressive with all those pieces! Very pretty card, too! Thanks for sharing!!

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