To launch the 2014 - 15 Stampin' Up! catalogue, for Kathryn Free in Logan, Qld, Australia, we featured a project utilizing the Z fold card. This is a very simple card to cut and fold as shown
HERE by Dawn Griffith. These cards were created at Kathryn Free's Catalogue Launch...
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| A Crafty Cat: Z Fold Card, very stunning in Black and Real Red highlighting the Stampin' Up! sets of Papillion Potpourri and Petite Petals |
This stunning card features Stampin' Up! "Flower Shop" and "Petite Petals"...
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| A Crafty Cat: Z Fold Card, very stunning in Night of Navy and Cherry Cobbler highlighting the Stampin' Up! sets of Flower Shop and Petite Petals |
This card features Stampin' Up! "Papillion Potpourri" in Pacific Point on a Marina Mist base...
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| A Crafty Cat: Z Fold Card, very stunning in Black and Real Red highlighting the Stampin' Up! sets of Papillion Potpourri |
Instructions:-
I cut a piece of 12x12 card stock in half to give me a 6"x12" piece of cardstock
I then scored the 12" length at 4 and 8". These are the fold lines to make the Z
I measured and marked 4 1/2" on the 6" length and then cut from the 6" point to the 4 1/2" point to give me the angle which is the feature of the Z fold card.
Diane Jackson always creates something beautiful, just love the colour combo of her Z fold card...
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| A Crafty Cat: Z Fold Card, very stunning x Diane Jackson, highlighting the Stampin' Up! sets of Flower Shop & Petite Petals |
The girls enjoyed having a card base made in seconds, the challenge was then to embellish it.
For me, this took some time but for others, no problem at all.
I just love trying out and dressing different card folds, hope this inspires you to try this very simple fold and to dress it up too!
Have a purrrfectly crafty good day,
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