Psychotic Ramblings from a Serial Scrapper: Perennial Lavender Fun Fold Card

Welcome crafty stampers to today's Craft Room Therapy. Today we are going to create this pretty Perennial Lavender Fun Fold Card. This card is easy to create and allows you show off that pretty paper you haven't cut into yet :D . Its ok to cut.... I Promise!

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Perennial Lavender Designer Paper

Painted Lavender Die set

Unbounded Love Stamp Set

Cane Weave Embossing Folder

Fun Patterns Embossing Folder (online exclusive)

Perennial Postage Die Set

Cardstock - Gorgeous Grape, Highland Heather, Pretty Peacock, Crumb Cake

Baker's Twine - Crumb Cake

Classic Ink - Gorgeous Grape

Dimensional Adhesives

Velcro- if desired

Start by trimming your Perennial Lavender Paper to 4 x 12 inches. Score at 2, 4, 8, and 10 inches. Fold at 4 and 8 inches. Fold back flaps at 2 and 10 inches.

Die Cut with the Perennial Postage dies using the larger rectangle with Gorgeous Grape cardstock (cut 2) and Highland Heather with smaller rectangle (cut 2).

Die cut small banner from Perennial Postage dies using Crumb Cake Cardstock. Emboss both die cut Gorgeous Grape rectangles with Cane 3D Embossing Folder. Emboss one of your Highland Heather rectangles with Fun patterns Embossing Folder.

Die cut leaves from Painted Lavender dies with Pretty Peacock cardstock.

Stamp sentiment from Unbounded Love stamp set with Gorgeous Grape ink onto the not embossed Highland Heather rectangle. Adhere Embossed Gorgeous Grape piece to card inside. Add Crumb Cake bakers twine bow. Adhere stamped sentiment with Dimensional Adhesive.

On left side of card front Adhere Embossed rectangles as shown so that they overlap card opening.

Adhere die cut Leaves to card front. Stamp sentiment onto the Crumb Cake Banner and adhere to card.

If you look closely at my card card you can see I added a tiny peal and stick piece of Velcro (a circle that I cut in quarters) to help hold my card shut when mailing.

I hope you enjoyed this little Craft Room "Therapy" session!

Chris

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