Have you tried a Book Binding Card? It’s addicting!

Have you tried a Book Binding Card?  It’s addicting!
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Have you tried a book binding card?  I’m so addicted!  It is such a quick and easy card to make especially if you use patterned paper to do the decorating for you!  Watch the video for the easy instructions!

Measurements & Supplies

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In the example above, I used Pale Papaya ink & cardstock, Flirty Flamingo ink and Very Vanilla cardstock.

Measurements: 

  • Colored cardstock card base (Pale Papaya): 8 1/2″ x 5 1/2″
    • Score at 3 1/4″ and 4 1/4″
  • Designer Series Paper (Daffodil Afternoon – FREE during Sale-a-bration)
    • Front: 3/4″ x 5 1/2″ and 3″ x 5 1/4″
    • Inside: 3″ x 5 1/4″
  • Very Vanilla or Basic White (inside): 3″ x 5 1/4″

*There are several variations below.  Look at the caption for the inks/colors used or the links to see the supply lists for those specific cards.

Included in the supply list are all the inks & cardstock colors I used. Choose your favorites and uncheck the rest to remove them from your cart.

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Sale-a-bration FREEBIES!

Most of the cards I made feature the Daffodil Afternoon Designer Series Paper which you can get for free with a $50 purchase through February 2022.   The example below also uses the Special Moments stamp set that you can get for free with a $100 purchase!

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Pear Pizzazz and Very Vanilla cardstocks with Memento Black ink.

Easily Customizable

Play with the colors to get the exact look you want!  Add your own stamp sets to make them perfect for any occassion!

Biggest Wish Cards

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Pear Pizzazz ink & cardstock with Mint Macaron ink.

You’ll notice that I used the Biggest Wish stamp set on most of these cards to create “Happy birthday” and “Thanks” cards.  I chose cardstocks & inks that coordinated with the free Daffodil Afternoon Designer Series Paper.

In the Wild Card

Change up the Designer Series Paper to get a totally different look!  The example above uses the In the Wild paper, but still uses the Biggest Wish stamp set like the cards above.  For the inside sentiment, I used a stamp from Sunny Sentiments stamp set.  All the supplies I used for this card are linked below.  Click the button to view.

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Quiet Meadow Cards

Pair the free Daffodil Afternoon paper with another stamp set.  I used the Quiet Meadow set to create these two cards. 

Pansy Petals Card

For the example above, I used the Pansy Petals Designer Series Paper paired with the Biggest Wish stamp set.   I love the Fresh Freesia ink and cardstock.

5 Comments

  1. Shannon

    Just found your YouTube Channel and just wanted to say how much I have loved watching your videos so far. Keep up the great work. I can’t wait to try the Book Binding card. Looks like a great card to easily mass produce with some of your smaller leftover pieces of DSP.
    Thank you for Sharing.

    • Juli

      Thank you so much, Shannon!!! I’m so glad you liked it! Oh I totally agree with you on the book binding card. So easy to mass produce some great cards and use leftover DSP!

  2. ColleenB.~Tx.

    So much fun making the book binding fun fold cards. Yours are so lovely. A person can do wonders with the DSP.
    Some I have turned the card to where it would open from the bottom up instead of opening from right to left, just for a chnage of pace you might say.
    Great videos by the wy.
    Thank you.
    Have a wonderful, enjoyable and safe week end.

    • Juli

      Thank you so much, Colleen! I’m going to have to try making them to open from the bottom up. That’s a great idea! Have a wonderful weekend!

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