Stair step cards

Stair step cards open to reveal a set of pop-out "stairs" that are perfect for holding little embellishments, letters, pretty papers or whatever decoration you prefer. The instructions that I've written will create a card with five steps, but you can adjust the measurements to get as many as you require for your project. TEMPLATE (WORKING ON THE WRONG SIDE) 1. Start with two pieces of cardstock measuring 10" x 5". 2. Lay one piece of cardstock on your score board horizontally and score at…

4 Step Card 6x6.pdf

We have some friends who are getting married in a couple of weeks and I wanted to make a special card for them. That is when I saw this S...

Stair step card directions

Today is my Dad's birthday, and here is the cool card (if I do say so myself) that I made him. It is a 5"x7" side step stair card, complete with a tutorial below. (You can see a few other A2 side stair examples here and here.) I really wanted to try the slightly larger size, and I LOVE the results. It is even easier to cut and to decorate. Begin with a 10"x7" card stock base. If you want to stamp your base, do this before cutting and scoring. Place a short side against the measuring edge of…

Fun Fold Cards are so much fun to create and I couldn't resist using the Art Gallery Bundle from the 20% off Savings in Bloom Stampin' Up! Promotions. This is a faux center step stair

I found this card challenging even though the splitcoast tutorial was very easy to follow. Accurate measurements are essential to complete this card and I am in need of a more accurate cutter.

This is a four-step card. I've drawn up the template for this that I've posted on my blog. For more complete details and pictures: http://frommycraftroom.blogspot.ca/2013/01/nothing-but-naked-truth.html

Do you have friends who love a good pop-up card or cards that move when they're opened? Then you'll want to try this Stair Step Card Tutorial - and make your own pop-up card at home. With the Mountain Air stamp set, you can created beautiful layered scenery in actual…

Hip, hip hooray , it is time for another Fun Fold Friday tutorial. Here's the fun fold we are going to talk about. I am not sure what the official name is so for now we will call it the Center Stair Step card. I featured this card as a...

Hello Stampers! I hope you are all staying safe and in good health. Today I have a very cool Step card and I used the NEW “In the Moment” stamp set. I love it! I made a couple of these …

This was one of our Stamp Club projects this weekend - a stair step card using the stamp set "Something for Baby", Baby's First Framelits and Lullaby designer series paper. It also fits right in with the current Fab Friday Baby Theme challenge in honor of Baby Ian. Click here to see more entries in this challenge. Here is a better look at the folds: This is a card type that looks much harder to make than it is. Once you get used to how the card base is cut and scored, you can make these…

Hi there. Welcome to all my new followers and I hope that you find my blog interesting and inspiring. And thank you for the lovely comments and likes as well. I did promise in my last post that I would be featuring a Christmas card, but unfortunately, my order has been held up and I … Continue reading Side Step Chantilly Card

Hi everyone, today I’m sharing card number 2 of my Creative Card Series 2018. Double Stair Stepper Card I love the profile of this card, very abstract with all the edges and different heights…

-Due to the many requests I'm posting this tutorial. Thank you for the wonderful comments. This is the card that many requested measurements for. This particular Double Sided Step Card was designed for A7 envelopes. Since the writing space in the interior of the card is much less than usual I wanted to have it large enough so that a person could have enough space to write a little something. To begin with the best cardstock to use for the base of these kind of cards is heavyweight 100#…

Just Believe Stair Step Card

**This post contains affiliate links and I will be compensated if you make a purchase after clicking through my links. Today in my Facebook group (Cricut Explore and More) I'm sharing a cut file and assembly video for a Christmas version of a four step stair card. Here's the inside of the card. Images used on the inside are all Cricut images that are included in Cricut Access. They are: Fireplace: A Quilted Christmas - Image number #M3BD1A Elf & Gift: Create a Friend - Image number #M431EC…

This is a card that has that WOW element when you open it: a 4 step pop up. Isn’t it super fun? Imagine all the card possibilities you can create. I used the beautiful Eden’s Garden stamps and dies as well as the Designer Series Paper from he collection called Ever Garden to create this… Continue reading 4 Step Card

World Treasures Stair Step Card – STAMP WITH BRIAN