Side step card

And here is one of the cards we did this month at my Card Clubs. Soft Suede & Vanilla is such a gorgeous & rich color combo! It's hard to see, but we used the Champagne glitter from the Fine Galaxy glitter stack on the tree & snowflakes. I tried to get a good photo of this beautiful golden bronze glitter, but failed - take my word for it - it's amazing! Here's the template I made to help you...

I love making bright and happy cards and the Medium Daisy Punch is one of my all time favorite punches. I’m hoping it doesn’t retire in a couple months when the the new catalog begins. …

If you have ever made a side-step card, you know it’s a little time consuming for sure… lots of measurements, cuts and folds! Well, that is why I was so happy to see a simplified version of a side-step card created by another demonstrator! And of course, I knew I would use the Flowering Tulips ... Read more

-Due to the many requests I'm posting this tutorial. Thank you for the wonderful comments. This is the card that many requested measurements for. This particular Double Sided Step Card was designed for A7 envelopes. Since the writing space in the interior of the card is much less than usual I wanted to have it large enough so that a person could have enough space to write a little something. To begin with the best cardstock to use for the base of these kind of cards is heavyweight 100#…

Hello everyone! Welcome to What Do I Do With This? DSP, Wednesday! I’m not gonna lie, I love how this card came out! I am so glad that Stampin’ Up! Gives us the “co-coordinati…

-Due to the many requests I'm posting this tutorial. Thank you for the wonderful comments. This is the card that many requested measurements for. This particular Double Sided Step Card was designed for A7 envelopes. Since the writing space in the interior of the card is much less than usual I wanted to have it large enough so that a person could have enough space to write a little something. To begin with the best cardstock to use for the base of these kind of cards is heavyweight 100#…

I realize that it's Friday and it's time for a Friday Freebie and I know I missed last Friday, but I'm going to have give you another rainch...

Today is my Dad's birthday, and here is the cool card (if I do say so myself) that I made him. It is a 5"x7" side step stair card, complete with a tutorial below. (You can see a few other A2 side stair examples here and here.) I really wanted to try the slightly larger size, and I LOVE the results. It is even easier to cut and to decorate. Begin with a 10"x7" card stock base. If you want to stamp your base, do this before cutting and scoring. Place a short side against the measuring edge of…

Triple Side-step Christmas CardSue Erickson sue@soggystamperTutorial based on one fromCraftytkarendesigns.blogspot.com SUPPLIESStamp set – Poinsettia PetalsInk – Night of NavyPaper including cutting dimensions –Night of Navy Cardstock 10” x 7”Very Vanilla Cardstock 1 piece 2 ¾” x 2 ¼”, 2 pieces 2 ¾” x 2”, 1 piece 6 ¾” x 1 ¾”, 1 piece 6 ¾” […]

We have some friends who are getting married in a couple of weeks and I wanted to make a special card for them. That is when I saw this S...

Hello, everyone! My computer is back! Yay! Well, not completely. My video card is acting up and some of my softwares are still missing. But it will do for now. This week at Club Anya and Friends, it's my turn to host Whatcha Tootin' About Wednesday and I want to share with you this double side step card! When I made my first double side step card, a few people asked if there is a tutorial or a template for it. I haven't seen too many tutorials and the templates I have seen so far are in cm…

This card design was inspired by Linda Bauwin. Measurements: Cardstock 4 1/4″ x 9″ scored at 1 1/4″, 2 1/2″, 5 3/4″ Cardstock 2 1/2″ x 9″ Coordinating Cardstock 2 ... Read More about Faux Step Card

My good friend Penny taught me how to make these wonderful centre step cards that stand up beautifully for display. You can make these cards in lots of different shapes and sizes by altering the measurements and fold placements, but I'm going to show you using the same measurements that Penny showed me. template copyright Beccy Muir 2012 CLICK THE IMAGE TO ENLARGE 1. Start with a piece of cardstock measuring 12" x 6". Using the template (above) measure and mark your folding and cutting…

A recent Technique Challenge at Splitcoaststampers was to make a step card with a twist. I made two cards at the same time so that I could use both sides of the DSP. The instructions are in the abo…

I'm getting an early start on my holiday cards this year! This fun Center Step card is a mix of old and new Stampin' Up! products. One of my favorite features of this card is the snow piled up at the base of the card. I used my new Basic Borders dies for this. Here's the template for the Center Step Card. It starts with a half sheet of cardstock 8-1/2" x 5-1/2" and the finished card fits into a standard A2 envelope. The Designer Paper is last season's Snowflake Splendor. Any DSP that you…

Just landed in my YouTube channel is the tutorial showing you how to make the lovely 3d card above, a side stepped card. All the measurements you need are in the comments on the video, go one ̵…

Last Thursday, I shared this Easy Side Step Card during my weekly Facebook Live. I was inspired by a card that Maysa Sameh sent for the Gre...

How to make an easy combination of an easel and step cards in one card - an easy to follow step by step tutorial

Hi everyone, Welcome to my Fun Fold Friday series and this week I have made a Triple Stepper card using the lovely Ornate Garden dsp, Dais...

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…