Let’s make an amazing handmade birthday card together! This is a Double Z-Fold card that is part of my fancy fold and fun fold card series.

Meandering Meadows is a new designer paper, available November 7th in Online Exclusives. It was hard to choose which of the gorgeous landscapes to use on today's sneak peek. I decided on the one

I have another fun card to share with today using the Love Cats Stamp Set. Earlier this week I shared a Valentine’s Day Double Z Fold Card (You can see that card here: Love C…

I love fun folds! Today I'm excited to share the Double Z Fold featuring the Painted Poppies bundle. I have a link to a free step by step photo tutorial for you below and a video walking you through the project. Here is what the card looks like when it is closed. This version uses ... Read more

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Dive into the creative world of Z-fold cards with my latest tutorial from the Stampin’ Up By Your Side card kit series! Whether you're crafting the classic or the double Z-fold, these designs featuring adorable cats and dogs are perfect for sharing a smile with fellow pet lovers. Discover the full potential of this all-inclusive kit and join me in spreading handmade happiness—one unique card at a time. Don’t miss out on the fun; grab your free step-by-step guide and let's get crafting!

My friend, Doreen, suggested I write a tutorial for creating a double Z fold card after finding a beautiful example online. They are one of those great cards that gives you a lot of bang for your buck... my favourite kind!... and can be made quickly and in whatever size you need. Like all the best folds, these cards fold flat to fit into a standard sized envelope. What's not to love?! 1. Start with a piece of card stock measuring 11" x 4" and a second coordinating piece measuring 11" x 2". Place the larger piece horizontally on your scoreboard and score at 23/4" and 51/2". 2. Make a mountain fold on the first score line and a valley fold on the second score line so that you have a basic z-fold card. 3. Now repeat the scoring and folding on the second piece of card stock, using the same measurements and folds. 4. Flip the smaller piece of card stock over so that the long section is on top and the folded sections are underneath and at the right hand side. The smaller piece should fit over the top of the larger piece, as in the photo below. 5. Add some patterned paper to the different sections of the card if desired. I also added a stamped sentiment in the middle of the smaller piece of card stock, which will only be visible when the card is opened. Make sure you have the two sections facing the correct way before you add your papers and embellishments. 6. Now it's time to attach the small piece to the large piece. Turn the smaller piece of card stock over so that the long section is still on the left hand side. Apply adhesive to the left half only of the long section. See the photo below where I've marked the position of the adhesive with pencil lines. 7. Flip it back over and secure it to the left hand side of the larger piece of card stock. I placed mine about 1/2" up from the bottom, but you can position it wherever it works best for your design. 8. Now we will secure the other side of the card. Add adhesive to the back of the small piece of card stock, between the last score line and the right hand edge. 9. Secure the last section of the small piece of card stock to the card base, 1/2" from the bottom and flush with the right hand edge. You've now finished the basic card. 10. Time to decorate! I used a stamped, coloured and fussy cut image as well as a sentiment stamp on the front of my card. As you can see, all of the different elements are also visible when the card is open. Happy crafting! Products:

Hand-Penned Petals from Stampin Up. Created by Teri Pocock. Click through for more details. #teripocock #stampinup #stampinmagic #handpennedpetals

Here is another sneak peek of products that will be available on May 1 from the beautiful Thoughtful Journey Suite Collection! The Thoughtful Journey 6″ x 6″ Designer Series Paper is st…

Pampered Pets isn't just about dogs. Rest assured that there are just as many cat papers and stamps as dogs, so if you'd like to see the cat version of this Playful Pets Suite card, be sure to watch my video tutorial! I do love a good card that moves…

I received this awesomely gorgeous Double Z Fold floral card as a swap at the Stampin' UP! OnStage event in November in Orlando, and it has no name on it!! If you made this, please comment on this post so I can add your name to this post :) This gorgeous double Z fold card is easy to make (see dimensions below), and has a gorgeous Stampin' UP! color combo of Rich Razzleberry and Granny Apple Green.. I love it!! The flower and leaves are stamped with the Beautiful Promenade stamp set (#146842) in the same 2 colors. Self

Itty Bitty Christmas from Stampin Up. Created by UK Independent Demonstrator Teri Pocock. Click through for more details. #teripocock #stampinup #stampinupuk #stampinmagic #ittybittychristmas

If you are enjoying the new Stampin' Up! Annual Catalog, here is a Double Z-Fold Unbounded Beauty Card made with …

Welcome back to another Inkin’ Krew blog hop! Our very talented team is doing a blog hop featuring Stampin’ Up! products. This month we are all creating fun fold projects and I’m featuring the Tr…

And I’ll Show You A Tip! I love all of the panels on this Double Z Card Fold. I created this card for a Facebook Live Class a few weeks […]

Create four Double Z-fold Cards from five sheets of paper - just add stamps or Card Kit Cutaparts. Karen shares examples from three different collections.

Good Morning and welcome back to my blog today. Today I am sharing something new from the new catalogue made with the Petal Garden Suite of products, you can see these on pages 56 & 57. Last weekend I hosted a private Crafternoon Tea for a group of 11 ladies and this was one of the projects we made. I really loved playing with this suite and think the colour combination is just divine! It's Pool Party, Rich Razzleberry and Old Olive with Whisper White. The card design was totally CASED from our wonderful team member Amanda Bates and you can see her tutorial HERE. Thanks Amanda, a constant inspiration to many crafters. Now that I have photographed the card I may go back and add some more flowers. I wasn't sure if the ladies would have time for more so I made add some on the inside! What do you think? If you fancy getting your hands on these products then they are listed below and all available on my Online Store

Learn how to make a double z fold card and create your own beautiful fun fold card ideas. Measurements available.

I've got a double z-fold card you'll want to learn how to make! This unique card fold is easy to make. Grab your pretty paper and let’s get started!

I learned how to make these Double Decker Z Fold Cards from Patty Bennett. It’s a great fun fold and very easy to make. I love how they stand up so nicely.

Hi everyone, after I had shared the 5 x 7 Staggered Card, I had a few people ask me if I would make another size. So I’ve made a 6 x 6 version which can also be doubled! I really love this do…

Learn how to make a Double Z Fold Fun Fold! And I show 2 matting layer measurements for both 1/8 and 1/4 matting layers.

Let’s make an amazing handmade birthday card together! This is a Double Z-Fold card that is part of my fancy fold and fun fold card series.

Hi Stampers, Today I'm sharing my larger version of the Double Z Joy Fold card. This one is a 5-1/2" square card created using the Happy Birthday Gorgeous stamp set & the Daisy Delight bundle. So cheerful! The paper is from the Delightful Daisy Designer Series Paper pack. The daisy is stamped in Daffodil Delight twice, punched out with the matching punch and layered together using Multipurpose Liquid Glue. The center is also stamped in Daffodil Delight and covored with Clear Wink of Stella. The leaves are stamped in Old Olive & Memento Tuxedo Black and fussy-cut. The sentiment is from the Happy Birthday Gorgeous stamp set, using Old Olive. The smaller daisies on the inside panel are a layered stamp. The solid layer is stamped off once in Daffodil Delight and the outline is added on top using the same color, only full-strength. Stamping off once or even twice is a great way to get shades of the same color. The front panel of my card looks like designer paper, but it's not! Using an acrylic block large enough to completely cover the 3-1/4" piece of Whisper White card stock, I inked it up with my Daffodil Delight inkpad and spritzed it lightly with water. Then I stamped it on the cardstock the same as if I were using a stamp - this is the result! Of course, it needs to dry thoroughly before you stamp the sentiment on it. Here's the double "Z" view. The instructions for assembling this card are the same as for my July 15th post - look under labels on the left side of this page for "Double Z Joy Fold". Here are the materials you need to make this card: Whisper White cardstock 11" x 5-1/2" - score at 2-3/4" & 5-1/2" Whisper White cardstock 3-1/4" x 3-1/4" Whisper White cardstock 3-1/4" x 2-1/4" Daffodil Delight cardstock 9-1/4" x 3-3/4" - score at 2-3/4" & 5-1/2" Old Olive cardstock 3-1/2" x 3-1/2" Old Olive cardstock 3-1/2" x 2-1/2" Delightful Daisy DSP 5-1/4" x 2-1/2" Delightful Daisy DSP 5-1/4" x 5-1/4" Here's another card I made in the same size & style, using the Lift Me Up Bundle. The designer paper used here is no longer available, but you can see how highly adaptable this card is. Let your imagination go wild using the papers & stamps you already own! Here are the products used on the daisy card with links to my online store. Thank you for supporting me with your purchases! Product List Daisy Delight Photopolymer Bundle [145361] Happy Birthday Gorgeous Photopolymer Stamp Set [143662] Delightful Daisy Designer Series Paper [144137] Whisper White 8-1/2" X 11" Card Stock [100730] Daffodil Delight 8-1/2" X 11" Card Stock [119683] Old Olive 8-1/2" X 11" Card Stock [100702] Daffodil Delight Classic Stampin' Pad [126944] Old Olive Classic Stampin' Pad [126953] Tuxedo Black Memento Ink Pad [132708] Clear Wink Of Stella Glitter Brush [141897] Daffodil Delight 1/4" Double-Stitched Ribbon [144116] Glitter Enamel Dots [144200] Earn Bonus Days coupons in July, spend them in August! Have a wonderful day, Pat

Card making gets very nautical with the Stampin' Up Sailing Home set. This card example features two different color schemes using different patterned paper and features the double-z fun fold.

These Double Z Fold cards are so fun. I made one a Father’s Day Card with the Trusty Tool Box paper and the other is so pretty with the Softly Stippled paper.

My friend, Doreen, suggested I write a tutorial for creating a double Z fold card after finding a beautiful example online. They are one of those great cards that gives you a lot of bang for your buck... my favourite kind!... and can be made quickly and in whatever size you need. Like all the best folds, these cards fold flat to fit into a standard sized envelope. What's not to love?! 1. Start with a piece of card stock measuring 11" x 4" and a second coordinating piece measuring 11" x 2". Place the larger piece horizontally on your scoreboard and score at 23/4" and 51/2". 2. Make a mountain fold on the first score line and a valley fold on the second score line so that you have a basic z-fold card. 3. Now repeat the scoring and folding on the second piece of card stock, using the same measurements and folds. 4. Flip the smaller piece of card stock over so that the long section is on top and the folded sections are underneath and at the right hand side. The smaller piece should fit over the top of the larger piece, as in the photo below. 5. Add some patterned paper to the different sections of the card if desired. I also added a stamped sentiment in the middle of the smaller piece of card stock, which will only be visible when the card is opened. Make sure you have the two sections facing the correct way before you add your papers and embellishments. 6. Now it's time to attach the small piece to the large piece. Turn the smaller piece of card stock over so that the long section is still on the left hand side. Apply adhesive to the left half only of the long section. See the photo below where I've marked the position of the adhesive with pencil lines. 7. Flip it back over and secure it to the left hand side of the larger piece of card stock. I placed mine about 1/2" up from the bottom, but you can position it wherever it works best for your design. 8. Now we will secure the other side of the card. Add adhesive to the back of the small piece of card stock, between the last score line and the right hand edge. 9. Secure the last section of the small piece of card stock to the card base, 1/2" from the bottom and flush with the right hand edge. You've now finished the basic card. 10. Time to decorate! I used a stamped, coloured and fussy cut image as well as a sentiment stamp on the front of my card. As you can see, all of the different elements are also visible when the card is open. Happy crafting! Products:

Hi Everyone Happy Wednesday To You! This is a double Z fold card, it looks complicated, but I promise you it is easy! Here is...

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