Here are 2 more cards using this technique. Just use the slit punch all the way down the side, then fold that piece behind and place a different color behind that. Very simple. It does work better with smaller pieces of cardstock only because you need to watch the placement of your punching. 
Stampin' Up! is offering this kit so that you can make the ornament from the Holiday Catalog cover in much less time. In addition to the kit, all you need is a glue gun, scissors, and adhesive. (Our Anywhere Glue Sticks [104045] are perfect for assembly. Want greeting or place cards to go with those…
This card is for a very special Monsignor who is turning 90! He married us 45 years ago, and he also married one of our kids 35 years later! Wow, how time flies! I wanted to make it masculine but yet celebrate that he has been a priest for many years! The cross is from…
I absolutely love these envelope liners! Just think of the possibilities in coordinating your card and your envelope!(Page 37, Holiday Catalog) There are 3 different framelits for 3 different sized envelopes. I am still using the different designs in the Modern Medley designer series paper. I hadn't used this design yet! It is the…
Check out the Nothing's Better Than bundle on page 91 of the Stampin'Up! annual catalog! This stamp set was inspired by Million Sales Achiever Connie Stewart! This is a photopolymer set and two step stamping, two of my favorites! I love coffee and chocolate so I am surprised my first card made with this bundle,…
Here's another card using the Give It a Whirl Dies. There are so many possibilities with this die set! This time I used the retired Moving Along stamp set because one of my grandsons is obsessed with trains, so I like to make him a train card for his birthday. He turns 5 soon! I…
This set is soooo cute, and makes great spring or Easter cards! I used blends to color my rabbit, but used the negative of a post it note to mask around my duck, then brushed color on him with the Blending Brushes. See how I used my Loose Flower Flourishes as flowers for my grass…