Season's Greetings fun fold with Traditions of Christmas

 I decided upon a fun fold card for today's project.  I wanted to continue using the Traditions of Christmas suite and the swag image from Christmas Greenery lent itself nicely for this fold. I do love this stamp/die bundle as it makes card making so quick, easy and beautiful.  It is very versatile and will work for most any occasion.  As the Christmas Greenery stamps do not contain any sentiments, you can grab any sentiment you have in your stash, change the floral colors and voila, you have a beautiful card.  Add a little designer series paper or some embossed cardstock and your card is finished in record time.  I'll try to remember to post a card using the fall bouquet I made as some added inspiration over on my Facebook page.  To watch the video tutorial on how I made this particular card, please head on over to my YouTube channel by clicking this link.

Supplies and Measurements:

Christmas Greenery bundle* 165873

Traditional Labels bundle* 165865

Textured Notes dies 165555

Cherry Cobbler & Pearl Berries 164119

Traditional Sparkling Sequins165875

Cherry Cobbler cardstock for card base 5 1/2" x 10", scored at 4 1/4" & 8 1/2"

Traditions of Christmas Specialty DSP

    4 x 5 1/4", (2) pieces 1 1/4" x 5 1/4"

Basic White cardstock for stamping & inside layer 4 x 5 1/4"

Secret Sea cardstock for die cuts

Ink pads: Cherry Cobbler, Bubble Bath, Old Olive, Secret Sea, Pebbled Path (retired) or Basic Gray

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Until next time; be happy, good health to you and happy stamping!

Teresa

*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.