Cascading card

Hello, Crafters. We had a great time at training yesterday! We covered a lot of ground, and I think everyone felt they learned a lot. There were only thirteen of us, plus Natalie and Paula; and just six of us swapping! Initially this was rather disappointing, but once I saw the fabulous swaps I received, ... Read More about Cascade Card Video

It's Holly here with another Thursday Tutorial. Boy, do I have a tutorial for you today! Check out this Fantabulous Cascading Card made Dr Sonia from Cards, Crafts and Kid Projects Cascading card Since this blog is called Fatabulous Cricut, we do like to see things made by Cricut but when I saw this card I was like WOW! I let the Cricut part slide this time because I can make a cascading card for you using Cricut cuts but more importantly this Fantabulous designer is from India! I'm…

I have had a few people ask me about the construction of the Cascade Card that I made for the G45 Audition. I will do my best to explain it and show some photos and drawings I did on the computer. You can see more examples and instructions on Splitcoaststampers. Don't use your best paper for the first try. I can almost guarantee you will end up throwing it in the trash. So here goes. Start with one 12 X 12 piece of cardstock- Cut 2 pieces that are 12 X 5.5" At one end make a mark at 3" and…

Cascade cards are the focus for my September Class in kit. I last taught this card style nine years ago! So it is definitely time for a revamp! My class in a kit gives you everything you need to create two cascade cards, so card, papers, die cuts, punch shapes plus a PDF tutorial. My

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Check out this FUN FOLD Cascading Pleats card.I love the way it turned out!! I used the #162974- Sunny Days DSP- Sale-a-bration choice- pg. 5 FREE with a $50 product order#162964- Heartfelt Hellos st

Something that has been on my "to do" list for a while is a double cascade card, where you basically have two interlocking angled "z" fold cards. I used the directions in Sonia's post, but altered the measurements so my base panels are 12" long x 3" at the front & 6" at the rear. Here is my first card, made in SU blues:- Here is a view from the top, so you can see the concertina effect:- They flatten out, but still need a box rather than an envelope to accommodate them, so I made a custom…

This is my first try at a cascading card after watching a few how-to videos on youtube. I love these cards. They fold up flat and slip right in an envelope. I will definitely be making more of these.

My husband, Tim, inspired this week’s Papercrafting Playdate idea. We celebrated our 30th wedding anniversary last week and I was the recipient of one of his amazing handmade cards. As always, he impresses me […]