Stair step card

I've been wanting to make some of the stair step cards I've seen lately. I looked online and found lots of different templates, but never found what I really wanted. So I decided

Stair step cards open to reveal a set of pop-out "stairs" that are perfect for holding little embellishments, letters, pretty papers or wha...

Use Scrap Designer Paper to Make a DIY Christmas Stair Stepper Card with Lisa Curcio of Lisa's Stamp Studio in this YouTube Cardmaking Video!

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…

Once I had figured out the way in which to create a Stepper Card I decided that I wanted one a particular size. After a few attempts that did not work I think I now have it cracked. What is a Stepper Card? Well it is a card which has a full size section and then smaller steps (usually 3). Here is one I made earlier J My card has a Full Size section on the left and Steps on the Right, however you could have any combination of Steps and Full Size Sections, here are a few examples. Here is my…

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…

I’m in love at first sight! As soon as I saw the Flight & Airy Designer Series Paper in the Sale-A-Bration catalog, I knew I had to earn it right away! I’m so glad I did. It’s one of the prettiest papers I’ve ever worked with. Every single sheet is gorgeous…one side is full or […]

I have had requests to share the meaurements for this fun fold card I featured on Friday. Here are the measurments: Card base- 5" x 10-1/2" Score at 1-1/4". 2-1/2", 4-1/4",6", 8-1/4". Starting at the first line you scored (1-1/4") fold it in a mountain fold. The next score line...