September Stampin’ Up! Club Demonstration

Every month for my Stampin' Up Clubs I share a couple of demonstrations.  These are fun projects to share and I always promise to put up the details on my blog.  

For this month I shared how to make these "Pyramid" cards.  I absolutely love them and thought they were SO hard, but they aren't as the girls learned!!

These "cards" are mailable because they can be flattened and inserted in an envelope!  You might want to include a little explanation on how they are reassembled, but they ARE mailable which is NICE!

Here's another view 

Here's a little tutorial !!

1.  Cut three pieces of card stock 4" square and three pieces of coordinating Designer Series Paper 3 3/4" sqare

2.  Score the card stock on the diagonal – burnish with bone folder

3.  Cut the Designer Series Paper on the diagonal

4.  Adhere the designer series paper to the card stock

5.  Line up the center piece with the score line up and down.  Add the two sides with their score lines going from the center out to the left and right as in picture below.  Adhere together

6.  Fold top quarters to the back

7.  Add a button, brad or other embellishment to the back piece as a "keeper" to hold the card closed.  

8.  Decorate however you wish.  I added buttons to one side and the sentiment to the "front".  

And you can flatten the card and it will fit into a regular envelope

Isn't that neat?  

Here are a couple more I made

I used Ornamental Pine Stamp Set (135104 W, 135107 C) from the 2014 Holiday Catalog

And for Halloween

I used the darling Tee-Hee-Hee Photopolymer Stamp Set (135125)

And here's a larger one 

The measurements for this card 

3 – 5" squares Lost Lagoon Card Stock

3 – 4 3/4" squares 

I used Lost Lagoon Card Stock for the base and Flowerpot Designer Series Paper (133698)

I made my own envelope with the Envelope Punch Board!  Perfect!!

Now are you imagining some "trees". Stay tuned – I'll be sharing more soon!