Today’s featured card pattern is a simple fun fold that comes together very easily and utilizes some amazing patterned paper in the process. What makes the Joy Fold Card unique and fun is that there is a mini card layered with a regular size card which makes it more interactive. This fun fold can be made in all different sizes and variations, and I’m going to show you 2 different ways create this fold. Take a look at the video tutorial and download the pdf directions to have handy while you do some creating.
Basic Cutting Dimensions – Horizontal Version
- 4 1/4″ x 8 1/2” – card base, scored at 5 1/2” along long edge
- 3” x 8” – mini card base, scored at 4”
- 2 3/4” x 3 3/4” neutral cardstock, cut 2
- 4” x 5 1/4” – coordinating cardstock or patterned paper
- 4” x 2 3/4” – coordinating cardstock or patterned paper
Basic Cutting Dimensions – Vertical Version
- 5 1/2″ x 7” – card base, scored at 4 1/4” along long edge
- 4” x 6” – mini card base, scored at 3”
- 2 3/4” x 3 3/4” neutral cardstock, cut 2
- 4” x 5 1/4” – coordinating cardstock or patterned paper
- 2 1/2” x 5 1/4” – coordinating cardstock or patterned paper
Once you have created the basic patterns you will be able to come up with lots of alternative ways create the Joy Fold Card template. This fold is also a great way to tuck a gift card inside either one of the flaps.
These amazing Summer Shadows Dies are currently in the Sale-a-Bration Catalog and FREE with a $100 order. These versatile dies can be used by themselves or paired with the Shaded Summer stamp set (p. 75 in the Annual Catalog) to maximize their use. I hope you dive in and try this fun fold and bring yourself and someone else some JOY!!! Happy Stamping!
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Thank you for sharing this beautiful card design and for providing the instructions.
You are very welcome! Happy stamping! I love your name!😄
I must say again what a great eye you have for putting cards together. I keep watching these older videos and am always amazed. Thank you for all the directions. so luv all of the cards.
Thank you, Joyce!