Santa's coming to town fun fold card

Hi everyone!  This week my featured bundle is Festive Friends.  These little characters were just screaming for me to color them and so they jumped in my shopping cart and were soon on their way to me.  I saw this fun fold last week by Deb Smeak, a fellow demonstrator and decided I needed to recreate it.  It's such an easy fun fold to make and it's quick.  Easy to reproduce if you are making a lot of cards.  To see how I've put it together, you can watch the video replay over on my YouTube channel by clicking this link. Use what you have on hand or if you would like to order this bundle, click on the shopping cart to the right.  I'd love to earn your business.

Supplies and measurements:

Festive Friends bundle* 166039 (includes coordinating stamps and dies)

Triple Banner Punch 167050 **Sneak Peek item releases to customers on November 4th.

Words for the Season stamp set (for inside sentiment) 165716

Season of Elegance Specialty paper 164144

    1 piece 3" x 5 1/4"

    1 piece 7/8" x 5 1/4"

    1 piece for die cutting tag & scrap for cutting tree

Old Olive two-tone cardstock for cutting tree

Mossy Meadow cardstock for card base 5 1/2" x 7 1/2", score at 1" & 4 1/4"

Basic White cardstock

    3" x 5 1/4" for inside layer & scrap for stamping Santa

Basic Beige cardstock for cutting tag and sentiment 

Mossy Meadow and Gold Trim 166158

Traditional Sparkling Sequins 165875

Ink Pads: Cherry Cobbler, Old Olive

Stampin' Blends alcohol markers: Lt Flirty Flamingo, Lt. Cherry Cobbler, Real Red, Ivory, Lt Basic Black & Lt Gray Granite

Wink of Stella Glitter Brush 141897

Adhesives I used: Stampin' dimensionals, Stampin' Seal, Tombow multi-purpose liquid glue

Thanks so much for stopping by!  Until next time; be happy, good health to you and happy stamping!

*Purchasing bundles saves 10% over the individual piece prices when combined.  You must use the bundle item code for the 10% bundle discount.  When purchasing Last Chance items; be sure to check if the individual piece prices are discounted.  Individual piece prices could be less expensive if the discounts are deep enough.