Two More Easy Inexpensive Fancy Fun Fold Cards

Hello my crafty friend! This card has a pretty front with embossing and a favorite sentiment die from Kat Scrappiness. But of course when the card is opened, the real fun happens: 

A paper kit at Paper Wishes called Book Pop-out that costs only $5.00 does all the cutting and scoring to make this impressive pop out fun fold on this card. I decorated all the pop out pieces with vintage Transfer Me transfers. This and the next card were shared in my newest video here.

Here is another fun fold card from the video with a pretty Sizzix butterfly and Happy Birthday sentiment cut with a die from Karen Burniston. But of course the real magic happens when the card is opened: 

This card kit is called Tunnel Card and all the cutting and scoring is done to make this fun inside piece for this slimline card. I chose to have some butterflies dangle in the opening and decorate with 49 & Market Vintage Artistry rub-ons. 

I had great fun playing with the blank fancy fold card kits at Paper Wishes and encourage you to take a look because there are many more there I think would be fun to design with.

In my Facebook Live this week on Thursday I am going to share another pre-made fun fold card kit to make an easy wiper card and use more of the gorgeous Foggy Forest paper I showed yesterday so be sure to check that out!

I am entering the first card in the Favorite Things challenge at Simon Says Stamp because fun folds are my favorite thing to do:)

More Tonic Studios Header Dies and Dress My Craft Transfer Cards

In my newest video I share many fun fold cards featuring Dress My Craft transfer images and Tonic Studios header dies. I learned how to make this triple easel card from this tutorial, and it is a perfect fun fold to highlight both of these awesome products! The header dies stand up off the top of the easels and the floral transfers become part of the cardstock with just a little water and pressure. Here is a look at this card from a different angle:

Bridge cards are another fun fold that is easy to make without any fancy die sets and highlight the Tonic Studios header and sentiment die as well as the gorgeous transferred images. Here is another view of this card:

In my Facebook Live this Thursday on my Karen's Kreative Kards Facebook page, I am going to show how to make another type of bridge card with more of the header dies in unique ways and you could win the card I make just by watching and commenting either live or on replay before next week's Live. 

Headliner Cards With Just Water, Transfers and Tonic Studios Header Dies

Have you tried Transfer Me transfers from Dress My Craft? I recently discovered them and in my newest video I am showcasing them with some gorgeous Tonic Studios header dies to create a bunch of fun fold cards! 

I make a version of this z-fold card in the new video using beautiful Transfer Me transfer flowers that become part of the cardstock with just a little water and pressure. The sentiment and floral header dies are from Tonic Studios and are part of a bundle I purchased with three sets of header dies, two packages of cardstock, some pop dots and Crystal Drops. (The bundle is a bargain, but you can buy the die sets separately if you prefer.) The z-fold and layers were cut easily with a die set from Divinity Designs. Here is another look at the card from the inside:

Of course fun fold cards can be made with and without die sets to cut the pieces and I show both kinds in the new video. The fun flaps card was cut with a die set from Karen Burniston called Flap and Frames. I covered two of the flaps with a large butterfly transfer and added more transferred butterflies throughout out the card. The Tonic Studios rose header pieces hold the top and bottom flaps in place until the card is opened:

The frame die cuts were cut with dies from the same Karen Burniston set and the beautiful sentiment die is from the Tonic Studios header die set. To see more fun fold cards featuring the Transfer Me transfers from Dress My Craft and Tonic Studios header dies, watch the new video here.