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Side Step Card

Hey Kids!  It's Cindy and it's Tuesday!  I hope your week is going great so far!  I have a side step card to share with you today.   Tip:  Make sure you've got good lighting when taking photos of your projects...my apologies, I went to edit my photos and realized my lighting wasn't good....Ahhhh!  Don't you hate that??  LOL!  So, sorry!  I'll do better next time!

Start with a 6x9" piece of cardstock.  2" from the left side cut from 2" down to 8" (dotted line in the photo)  Sorry, my photo isn't the greatest! 
Turn your paper so it's now horizontal.  Score from the top edge down to the cut edge at 1", 2", 3 1/2", 5", & 7".  Then you want to score from the cut line to the bottom edge at the 4 1/2" mark.

Okay, time to fold.  Starting at the 1" score mark make a mountain fold, then a valley fold @ 2" score mark, then mountain @ 3 1/2", valley @5 and mountain @7.  The score mark at 4 1/2" on the left side of the cut is also a mountain.  See the photo.

Recipe:

The Paper Studio - Newsworthy Stack
Heritage Cricut cart - bird4@2 1/2"
Cuttlebug embossing folder - honeycomb border strip
Tim Holtz sanding tool - used on the embossing
pop dots
blue organza ribbon
The Paper Studio - bird gemstone
Ticket Talk 2 -stamp set by CardsTV Stamps

Thanks for joining us here at the SBC.  If you'd like to see more of my work please visit me at In love with PAPER.

Hope you have a blessed day and thanks for stopping by,

Cindy---

Comments

  1. Love how you show the sidestep...will save this and print or future use ! :)

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  2. Thank you for the instructions. Your card is so lovely, too! ~ Marilyn

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  3. I have yet to have one of these cards work out for me. So I am very excited to try your tutorial!!! Thanks for sharing and have a blessed day,
    Sandy
    ♥ Scrapbook Blessings Club DT ♥
    ♥ A Working Mom's Joy ♥

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  4. Awesome..going to try this. Thanks for the instructions!

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  5. Thanks for sharing this tutorial = easy to follow - will test it out!! Locely card.
    xx

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