Waterfall cards

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Here is my card for the F4A188 : today's Free for All challenge using four squares. It's been a while since I made a Waterfall card ... And it has 4 squares ! My sentiment with 2 stamps from Marianne design is on the inside of the moving strip. The 4 images and the background paper are all from Marjoleine. niki challenge AG at http://www.simonsaysstampblog.com/wednesdaychallenge/

This is one of the most amusing cards you'll ever make! It's a called a waterfall card and it looks a lot more complicated than it really is. Kids and adults will have a blast pulling and pushing this tab as they gush over how creative you are! This was a card received from my Downline Carrie Schumacher - didn't she do an amazing job??? Above is the front view of the waterfall before you start having fun...and below is what it looks like when you pull the ribbon and the first panel flips…

Continuing the celebration here this morning with a FREE photo tutorial project for you! Of course, my photo tutorials are ALWAYS free, but I hope you'll consider it a little present from me, anyway! This is for a super-easy version of the waterfall card, which is an oldie but a goodie. I promise you, if you've tried them before and felt they were hard--this one is so simple, you'll just love making them. The picture above shows the card closed, and when you pull on the tab... ... the little…

I made my first Waterfall card in 2004. I thought they were so much fun. Then, I forgot about them for a while. I was thinking of making some cards with movement and wanted it to work for a 10 year old girl. I thought of cupcakes, and the cupcake builder punch right away, but wasn't sure what I was going to do to make them move. One of the sentiments that come with the Create a Cupcake set is "It's not about how many candles you blow out, but how many cupcakes you get!" and so I wanted to…

Coucou, me voilà de retour aujourd'hui pour vous dévoiler un des projets réalisé en atelier Stampin'Up! au cours du mois de juin. Il s'agit d'une carte cascade aussi appelée carte à tirette dont le mécanisme permet de découvrir les différents volets de la carte. Dans le cas de cette carte d'anniversaire, on peut découvrir les…

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Don't you just LOVE birthdays? Sometimes, we have milestone birthdays! You know the ones I'm talking about. For those who are younger, they may look forward to turning 16 (or 15.5 in some states!), turning 18, 19, 21, 25, even 29. Then we may (or may not!) look forward to some of the others for us who are young at heart - 30, 40, 50, even 60 and 70! Well... (pause for dramatic effect) One of my friends, and a fellow crafter, her husband and my husband work together! Her husband asked my…

Waterfall card

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The Stamp Review Crew is at it again with a blog hop featuring Sprinkles of Life stamp set. This is one of my two projects. Pull on the lace and the ice cream cone cascades. If you would like to blog hop and see what the others created just clink on the links in my blog post. My blog post: http://addinkandstamp.blogspot.com/2015/07/stamp-review-crew-sprinkles-of-life.html TFL. Lisa Young

I have always wanted to try a waterfall card and I thought this challenge made the perfect opportunity with the 4 birds in the set. Background paper is from the DSP afternoon tea.

Lately, we've had some questions about how to make a waterfall card from the CD-ROM content... so we asked Stephanie Severin (our CD-ROM Specialist) to put together a tutorial for us. Several of the Crafter's Companion CD-ROMs have Waterfall Card templates, including Makey Bakey Everyday CD-ROM. The first step is to print out the 3-page card design. Next, cut-out all of the pieces. Scored the card base using my Ultimate Tool, and then score the waterfall card piece along the score lines…

I made my first Waterfall card in 2004. I thought they were so much fun. Then, I forgot about them for a while. I was thinking of making some cards with movement and wanted it to work for a 10 year old girl. I thought of cupcakes, and the cupcake builder punch right away, but wasn't sure what I was going to do to make them move. One of the sentiments that come with the Create a Cupcake set is "It's not about how many candles you blow out, but how many cupcakes you get!" and so I wanted to…