Stair step card template

Is this not the cutest thing you ever did see!?! Okay, well, at least one of the cutest things. There are a lot of Stair-Step Cards out the...

So life gets in the way of blogging and stamping sometimes and I didn't get around to posting again with the Side Stair Step Tutorial yesterday like I was planning to. Apparently my family wanted to get fed or something silly like that! And actually my stamp club order arrived yesterday afternoon so I wanted to get that all sorted and bagged so my stamping ladies could pick up their goodies and have the weekend to play. There were 2 HUGE boxes so it took some time to sort and it was so fun…

Good morning everyone, here is card number 2 for this weeks Christmas Creative Card Series 2017 Centre Stepper Card This card evolved around the beautiful image which I cut from a 12 x 12 sh…

Today I'm sharing a space themed faux stair step card. The card looks elaborate but you'll be amazed at how simple it is to make!

-Due to the many requests I'm posting this tutorial. Thank you for the wonderful comments. This is the card that many requested measurements for. This particular Double Sided Step Card was designed for A7 envelopes. Since the writing space in the interior of the card is much less than usual I wanted to have it large enough so that a person could have enough space to write a little something. To begin with the best cardstock to use for the base of these kind of cards is heavyweight 100#…

I'm getting an early start on my holiday cards this year! This fun Center Step card is a mix of old and new Stampin' Up! products. One of my favorite features of this card is the snow piled up at the base of the card. I used my new Basic Borders dies for this. Here's the template for the Center Step Card. It starts with a half sheet of cardstock 8-1/2" x 5-1/2" and the finished card fits into a standard A2 envelope. The Designer Paper is last season's Snowflake Splendor. Any DSP that you…

My good friend Penny taught me how to make these wonderful centre step cards that stand up beautifully for display. You can make these cards in lots of different shapes and sizes by altering the measurements and fold placements, but I'm going to show you using the same measurements that Penny showed me. template copyright Beccy Muir 2012 CLICK THE IMAGE TO ENLARGE 1. Start with a piece of cardstock measuring 12" x 6". Using the template (above) measure and mark your folding and cutting…

With just a few simple cuts and folds, follow our step-by-step guide to discover how to make side stepper cards.

Hello. This 3-step card (posted HERE ) is bigger than the one I've made before--this is my usual size of 6" x 6". Also I've added a littl...