This beautiful yet simple Z Fold Card features 3 different patterns from the gorgeous Stampin’ Up! Symbols of Fortune designer paper package!!
If you’ve never made a Z fold card before, you are in for a treat because it’s SUPER easy.
- cut a card base at 5-1/2″ x 8-1/2″ ( I used Thick Basic White)
- score in half at 4-1/4″ and fold
- score the front flap at 2-1/8″ and fold backwards per the photo above
- decorate each section as desired
I elected to add a doily to the front but also to the inside as shown so that the white side would show front and back. This was a colored doily from the Heart & Home Doilies pack. Doubling it up also gave it more stability. I used my Layering Circle dies to find a good size and die cut a circle from the Symbols of Fortune paper to add one more beautiful pattern from this package.
Symbols of Fortune paper available online.
My card was inspired by Melanie Hockin!
I fussy cut one chrysanthemum from the designer paper to add even more of the lovely Calypso Coral color to the card.
The final touch was a die cut from the Seasonal Labels dies stamped with thank you from the Happy & Heartfelt set, and some Polished dots.
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Lovely, can’t wait to case.
THank you!!!
Your designs are always so on point but also so relatable and CASEable. [And your photography skills always put everyone else’s to shame.] I look forward to your posts because you always share ideas and designs in the best way. Thanks for being such a generous Demo.
Wow, so very kind of you, thank you Linda!
Wow.. so very kind of you!! Thank you!!!!
Pretty card. colors are so soft looking. I just try and make one card using this technique.
Thank you Marlene!
Beautiful card! Will use a version of this card for a cousin that has a 90th birthday coming up in February! I am a small SU demonstrator located in Southern Illinois. I appreciate your wonderful ideas and tricks of the trade. You do a fabulous job with everything! Thanks for sharing.
Oh I hope she enjoys it!! Thanks so much for your kind comment!
A very pretty card. I can’t wait to make that one.