You can learn how to DIY a baby card that is so adorable you’ll be wanting to make a whole stack of these! <br><br></br>

A couple of weeks ago I shared a post on how to make a mini star card; many of you still wanted to learn how to make the larger version too. That’s how this super cute DIY baby card was born! <br><br></br>

Stampin’ Up! has a new bundle called ‘Little Dreamers’ that is perfect for baby cards complete with a sentiment that reads, “a Star is born”. <br><br></br>

I used the Countryside Inn Designer Paper to make the template and then added the sweet little lion holding a star-shaped balloon as the focal point (‘Nested Essentials dies). This fabulous set of craft dies is quickly becoming my new favorite! <br><br></br>

How cool would it be to learn how to make a mini origami star fold card? This card even fits in our standard medium-sized envelope! <br><br></br>

I got together with my friend and teammate demonstrator, Zeny Lucey, the other day. Zenny taught me the MOST AMAZING CARD—the Origami star fold card!! It was a card made out of 12 x 12 card stock and shaped like a star! At first, I thought it looked like a card that would be out of my comfort zone to create however, with a few simple instructions, I made my first star fold card and it made me so happy!

I can’t wait for you to try this Book Fold Card idea! <br><br></br>

Recently, I purchased a beautiful journal as a gift for a friend’s birthday and of course, I wanted to create a card to match the gift. I used the journal as my inspiration. Since the journal has binding and rounded corners, I decided to create a simple book fold card. <br><br></br>

For the front of the card, I used Stampin’ Up! Happiness Abounds stamp set to create beautiful blended flowers and colored with a variety of Stampin’ Blends alcohol markers.

I think you’re going to really enjoy making this Faux Side Step Card! This card is in the family of ‘fun fold cards’ and even though the card may look hard to make it’s actually very easy. <br><br></br>

During a recent visit to Hawaii, demonstrator Lynsay Mahon blessed me with this really cute faux side step card—the card with the ship shown in the post. <br><br></br>

I was anxious to make this fun fold since Lynsay said it was simple to create. I wanted my card to be full of spring colors so I chose the Stampin’ Up! Cottage Rose stamp set and various colors of Stampin’ Blends (alcohol markers) to make a beautiful spring floral scene. <br><br></br>

Check out the video tutorial and the three card samples I have to share with you. I can’t wait to read your thoughts about this card and what stamps or dies you plan to use for your card!