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Birthday Flowers

Hey kids!  Cindy back on the SBC blog today.  I've got a fun fold birthday card to share with you.  It's the Joy fold and it's also the optional twist on our current challenge.  You can view that post and also enter the challenge here.

TiP:  Don't be afraid to try new folds.  They are fun to make and to receive :-)

 Cut your cardstock to 6 1/4 x 4 1/4".  I will refer to this one as the base.
 Cut another at 6 x 3".  I will refer to this one as the flap.
 Score the base piece @ 4 1/4". 
Score the flap @ 3". 

 Fold them both on the score lines.  (sorry about this pic)
 Attach the flap in the center of the bigger side of the base as shown.
 And this is what it looks like closed.  Easy peasy, right?!!

Recipe:
Meljen's Designs digi - Lazy Susan Buggies
The Paper Studio - pink chevron paper
watercolor pencils
Glossy Accents - on ladybugs
Diamond Stickles, Stardust Stickles (wings)
TPC Studio - Greetings stamp set
pop dots
Cuttlebug embossing folder - swiss dot
pink organza ribbon

Thanks for stopping by today!  Come and play along with our current challenge (ends on 8/16).

Cindy---In Love with PAPER

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