Here is another fun and easy "fancy" card idea, that will look like you spent more time on it than you actually did.
These "stepped cards are easy to make, with this template.
Using the dimensions shown, for a half sheet of card stock, score along the dashed lines. Then cut along the long score line, between the 6 1/4" score line (6), and the 1 1/4" score line (2), using a paper trimmer or X-Acto knife.
Crease the paper into "mountains and valleys", as shown, to create a series of steps.
Add decorative paper to the side of the card and to the steps, as desired.
You can ink your edges, if you like, or leave them clean -- it's up to you. Add a card stock mat to the last step -- make sure it won't be too tall to fit your envelope.
Add images, die-cuts, stamps, sentiments, and embellishments.
The most time-consuming part about making this card was fussy cutting the telephone!
All the other steps went pretty fast. In just a few minutes, you will have a lovely stepped card, ready to drop in the mail!
If you enjoyed this post, you might also like this post about upcycling old notecards.
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Thanks for stopping by!
Amanda
These "stepped cards are easy to make, with this template.
Using the dimensions shown, for a half sheet of card stock, score along the dashed lines. Then cut along the long score line, between the 6 1/4" score line (6), and the 1 1/4" score line (2), using a paper trimmer or X-Acto knife.
Crease the paper into "mountains and valleys", as shown, to create a series of steps.
Add decorative paper to the side of the card and to the steps, as desired.
You can ink your edges, if you like, or leave them clean -- it's up to you. Add a card stock mat to the last step -- make sure it won't be too tall to fit your envelope.
Add images, die-cuts, stamps, sentiments, and embellishments.
The most time-consuming part about making this card was fussy cutting the telephone!
All the other steps went pretty fast. In just a few minutes, you will have a lovely stepped card, ready to drop in the mail!
If you enjoyed this post, you might also like this post about upcycling old notecards.
If you enjoyed this post, please subscribe to House Revivals in the sidebar, so you won't miss the fun projects we have planned. Find us on Facebook, too, so you can catch all the "in between" stuff, and see what I'm working on throughout week on Instagram. Feel free to link today's project to all your favorite social media sites.
Thanks for stopping by!
Amanda
