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Welcome to the Fun Folds Blog Hop with Independent Stampin’ Up! Demonstrators!!

Hi, Stampers! We have a great blog hop of fun fold crafters today, so I know you will enjoy the inspiration this month. There’s a lineup below to make it easy for you to hop along and see the great inspiration from other creative SU demonstrators. So, for my project today, I made a Faux Side Step card using two new stamp sets from the new mini catalog. My family doesn’t do Valentine’s Day but you express your love 365 days a year! The Heart Shaped stamp set with coordinating dies are great to add to my collection and the Elements of Text added the great rustic look I was going for. This fun fold is easier that the original where you are doing cuts into the cardstock to create the step. Therefore, this card base was created quickly, leaving more time for the “fun” stuff!

Create this card using Heart Shaped by Stampin' Up! and Debbie Mageed at Secrets to Stamping
Create this card using Heart Shaped by Stampin' Up! and Debbie Mageed at Secrets to Stamping
Create this card using Heart Shaped by Stampin' Up! and Debbie Mageed at Secrets to Stamping

My Secrets!

Let’s start with the card base…

  • Card Base #1:
    • Firstly, the Faux Step card started with cardstock that was cut to 8 x 5-1/2 and scored at 3, 6, and 7. Fold and burnish the scoreline into mountain-valley-mountain folds.
    • DSP Panel #1: cut to 5-1/4 x 2-3/4
    • DSP Panel #2: cut to 5-1/4 x 3/4
  • Card Base #2: cardstock cut to 6 x 3 and scored at 4-1/4.
    • DSP: cut to 4 x 2-3/4
    • White cardstock: cut to 3-1/2 x 2-1/2

Now, the FUN Part!

  • For the focal image on the white cardstock, I first stamped the image from Elements of Text in Basic Beige ink. Then, the edges were inked up with the spots and sponged.
  • After that, I stamped the heart from Heart Shaped stamp set in Misty Moonlight ink.
  • The Heart die-cut was cut in Basic Beige cardstock.
  • Then, I stamped the sentiment from Heart Shaped stamp set in Misty Moonlight ink and cropped out with the die in the Greetings of the Season dies. I tied a bow with the Linen Thread.
  • Lastly, I thought the “Love” in the February 2025 Paper Pumpkin kit was perfect for this card. So, I stamped it with Misty Moonlight ink and cropped it out with another Greetings of the Season die.
  • Once all of the layers were done, I adhered Card Base #2 to the bottom of the front panel, then folded the card up to let the back part adhere to the back of the card.

Then, on the inside…

Create this card using Heart Shaped by Stampin' Up! and Debbie Mageed at Secrets to Stamping
  • For the inside of the card, I wanted to leave it blank for the personal message.
  • Cardstock cut to 5-1/4 x 2-3/4 and white cardstock cut to 5-1/8 x 2-5/8. The two layers were adhered together. Then, I added three of the new gold Heart Sequins to the inside and three more to the front.

Now, head to the Lineup below to see even more fun fold inspiration!

Lineup

  1. Karen Finkle
  2. Su Mohr
  3. Beth McCullough
  4. Debbie Mageed
  5. Rae Burnet
  6. Lisa Ann Bernard
  7. Tara Carpenter
  8. Sue Jackson

I’m hoping to share my card with these challenges:

  1. 613 Avenue Create
  2. A Cut Above (two new stamp sets and one new die set)
  3. A Place To Start
  4. Allsorts
  5. Crafty Calendar 
  6. Crafty Catz
  7. Die Cut Divas (two new stamp sets and one new die set)
  8. Ellibelle’s Crafty Wednesday
  9. Pammie’s Inky Pinkies Challenges
  10. The Paper Funday
  11. We Love Stamping

I love hearing from you! Please leave a comment if you have any questions or comments about my project today.

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If you enjoyed my project today, please be sure to…

  • Firstly, visit my Gallery and Fun Fold Gallery for lots of ideas, and…
  • Enter the Creative Creases Challenge HERE with any fun fold card!
  • Then, complete this contact information to receive a birthday card from me!
  • Also, follow me on Pinterest
  • You can see My Secret Sale HERE
  • Finally, you find out what’s new with SU HERE

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Want to place an order through me? Use the Demonstrator Locator to find me under “Debbie Mageed, Illinois” to place an order if you don’t already have a demonstrator. Your support is greatly appreciated!


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26 thoughts on “Stampin’ Up! Heart Shaped Card for the Fun Fold Blog Hop”

  10. Oh my, Debbie, what a lovely design you have here. I adore those neutral colors, they are so soft and pretty. Lots of wonderful work here, thanks so much for playing along with us over at A Cut Above, I hope you came back soon!
    Judy~ ACA DT Designer

  11. Beautiful special fold card, Debbie! The navy and teal are lovely together. So many wonderful details. Your cards are always such an inspiration. Thank you for sharing at A Cut Above’s January, “Anything Goes With A Die Cut” Challenge.

  12. An effective fold to showcase the heart and lovely sentiment Debbie, many thanks for sharing at Allsorts and We Love Stamping challenges.

    B x

  13. Such a fantastic design and oh so clever the patterned paper works beautifully with those super die cuts. Thank you so much for sharing with us at a Cut Above.

    Marie

  14. This fold is definitely my favorite to do. Great card-I love the muted blues and woodgrains! Thanks for joining us at A Cut Above!

  16. A beautiful stepper card.
    Thank you so much for entering our challenge this week at CRAFT Challenge, looking forward to see you again next challenge.
    Hugs Sheryl xx CRAFT DT

  17. This is so beautiful! Love that wooden textured paper! And a great card fold as always! Thanks so much for sharing at my Crafty Wednesday challenge!

  18. Beautiful card and fold. Love the pretty paper Debbie and still have some somewhere. Thanks for playing along with us at We Love Stamping.
    Pinky

  21. I love the heart. Wonderful card. So glad you joined our Die Cut Divas January challenge to use something new.

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