Stepper box card tutorial

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Hey, I told everyone I would try to make a tutorial on how to make my stepper box. So this is my first time ever making any kind of tutor...

Goodmorning ladies, It’s Marion here again. Today it’s my turn to show you another Make it Monday. I hope you enjoyed the preview and review of the January stamps as much as I did! I can’t stop working with those...

This is a card that has that WOW element when you open it: a 4 step pop up. Isn’t it super fun? Imagine all the card possibilities you can create. I used the beautiful Eden’s Garden stamps and dies as well as the Designer Series Paper from he collection called Ever Garden to create this… Continue reading 4 Step Card

I've made this little stage scene card with the beautiful First Edition "Sweet Nothings" papers from Trimcraft along with some of their...

Once I had figured out the way in which to create a Stepper Card I decided that I wanted one a particular size. After a few attempts that did not work I think I now have it cracked. What is a Stepper Card? Well it is a card which has a full size section and then smaller steps (usually 3). Here is one I made earlier J My card has a Full Size section on the left and Steps on the Right, however you could have any combination of Steps and Full Size Sections, here are a few examples. Here is my…

Hi ladies, Alina here today with Tutorial Thursday. I'm going to show you how I made this tent card (the tutorial exists already at Splitcoaststampers), with an extra panel inside, which you can decorate as you wish. You can start with a 30x13,5cm piece of cardstock, which you must fold in half and another 12,5x14cm piece of cardstock or patterned paper, which you must adhere to the front of the card (photo 2). Unfold the card and place a shape die in the middle of the card front (or simply…

I shared this box with a lovely group of ladies this morning, before it was quite complete (hi all, *waves*, especially Ros, as I know she’ll read this today ). This afternoon, I’ve added the flower to the top to finish it off. The instructions (which are really clearly written and easy to follow) are compliments of […]