Tuesday, 19 March 2024

Split Stepper Card with Pop Out

I watched Lisa Shaw's live video on Nifty Noodle Crafting page this morning demonstrating a 'new to me' fold.  I decided to give my card a sea theme, which I thought might be suitable for a masculine or feminine card.
 
The patterned paper was snippets from a paper pad from The Works.  The dolphin is a Lin and Lene die cut, cut from a snippet of silver holographic card.  The tiny fish and seahorse were from a Memory Box 'Ocean Corner' die cut, I snipped out the parts I needed.  I added some silver holographic Card Candi and a sentiment.  The card folds flat for posting.

When I started making the card I got out various snippets from the same paper pad and some navy blue card.  Originally I was going to use a couple of different patterns but in the end just used one, so I've plenty of snippets left for another project.

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20 comments:

  1. That's very pretty Liz and an interesting fold, and I love the blue paper with the all over fish design and your added dolphin, fish and sea horse look great cut from the silver holographic card, and card candi to match...a beautiful card and as you say could be feminine or masculine. x

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  2. Another beautiful folding Liz, and the dolphin that pops out is a lovely touch for the marine theme!

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  3. A beautiful fold with a gorgeous paper and embellishments

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  4. You're so good at finding out unusual folds and what's more actually having a go with them. This is a super sea themed card and it has certainly used up some of your snippets

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  5. Ignore those last two comments Liz, my head was somewhere else when it came to the name! Anyhow's, a great fold and effective use of snippets and dies.

    B x

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  6. Another impressive fold Liz! A beautiful marine-themed card using some lovely papers and die cuts.
    xx

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  7. That’s a very interesting Fold Liz, love the way the dolphin is placed

    Anne

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  8. What an unusual fold Liz - and what a card! I love it - very clever.

    Hugs
    Di xx

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  9. Never saw this fold before Liz. A great way to show off these gorgeous papers and die cuts!!

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  10. Gorgeous card Liz that card fold is FAB never seen that before love your theme of the sea a super make
    hugs
    lolo x

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  11. Haven't seen this fold before and it's GREAT. Perfect way to use up some snippets!

    Thanks for coming to play in the Snippets Playground. Still a few bottles of Guinness available from my satchel! Or hot chocolate if you prefer. xxx

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  12. Darn it! That last anonymous comment regarding the Snippets Playground was from ME! I wasn't signed into Google properly. Sorry!

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  13. What an interesting fun fold card, Liz! And, beautiful patterned paper used for your wonderful sea themed card!

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  14. What an unusual fold card Liz! love your patterned paper hugs Sue x

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  15. Cool card Liz, I've never seen that type of fold before! Love it!

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  16. What a clever use of snippets! Your sea-themed card turned out beautifully, and the dolphin and tiny fish add such a lovely touch. The silver holographic accents and thoughtful sentiment tie everything together perfectly.

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  17. Fab fold on this card Liz and great use of snippets for your ocean theme, love the dolphin die cut!
    Pauline xx

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  18. Wonderful fold and design, it looks so good.

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  19. Very unusual card Liz - I've never seen this fold before. What a great theme as well - the papers are so pretty!
    Thank you for sharing your card in our challenge at Dream Valley.
    Sharon – Dream Valley Challenge Designer
    http://glittertastic.blogspot.com/ - Stop by and see me!!!

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