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. 
Can you believe I used the Waterfront stamp set to make a Pizza Card! I have seen BEAUTIFUL scenery cards made with this set but I wanted a pizza birthday card because my son't birthday was yesterday and he is one of the owners of Pizza Ranch! The splotches on the background, the peppers, and…
I love the Magnetic Movers and Shapers Bigz Die! You run it through the Big Shot and it cuts your card AND scores it, AND cuts out the magnetic shape, which is the heart on this card. Then I ran it through the Big Shot again using the Elegant Lines embossing folder. Cardstock is Blushing…
I am using my designer series paper! I admit, I am a dsp hoarder! I think I have it all but I just don't want to cut up that pretty paper. Here I used the Stacked with Love designer series paper stack from the Stampin'Up! Occasions catalog, page 5, #137779, $6.95. It is great for…
I found the Cow Tails candy at our local Dollar Store. These are quick and simple treat favors. The Over the Moon Stamp Set has cute cow images and sentiments! The cow "patches" are from the Love What You Do stamp set. This is a photopolymer set and I just added the two "splotch" images…
Look at the difference! This is the same paper! The Emboss Resist Technique is so fun and Sara Douglas, Stampin'Up!'s CEO, reminded us of this forgotten technique. I stamped the plain black & white paper with Versamark, using the Brushstrokes Background stamp. Then I sprinkled with Clear Embossing Powder, and heat set it with the…
Check out page 81 of the annual Stampin'Up! catalog for this bundle! Make cute little tote bags, beach bags, or purses with these stand alone dies or with the sentiments and images from the coordinating stamp set! I paired it with the Woven Textures Designer Series Paper, but they would look cute or beachy with…