Jan 19, 2020 | Rubbernecker, Window Cards, Z Fold Cards |
I love the spring feel of this z fold window card with the brightly colored papers, flowers and awnings and all the kitty cats. I have been wanting to create a z fold card with a window or windows for a while but wasn’t quite sure how it would look. When I first started I thought I would use only one window but ended up using four. It looks like the outside of a house with it’s awning and fenced in yard. I couldn’t resist using the beautiful designer paper in the background even though it doesn’t really look like the outside of a house. LOL!
For this card I used the Rubbernecker Window 4 Pane, Borders #2, Grass, Tall Terracotta Pots, Picket Fence, Leaf Group, Beach Chairs, Flower Buds and Cats.
The Z Fold Card Base and Box
- Use the pre-scored Z Fold Box Card kit to create the base.
- Cut 2 2.5″ x 4.00″ designer paper layers and one 5.25″ x 4.00″ layer and attach them to the card base using ATG adhesive.
- Use white cardstock to cut the four windows and attach them to the card base using ATG adhesive.
- Use bright pink cardstock to cut the awning layers and attach them to the windows using mounting tape.
Create the Box with Fence and Grass Layers
- Cut an 11.00″ x 1.50″ grass layer using green cardstock. Note: place the strip of green cardstock on the cutting platform, place the die at one end and run through the machine. Place the die where the first die cut ended, line it up and run through the machine a second time.
- Score the grass layer at 5.50″ and 8.25″.
- Cut several sections of picket fence using white cardstock and attach them together using gloss accents.
- Score the fence at 5.50″ and 8.25″.
- Create a fence and grass layer 5.50″ wide, score at 2.75″ to fit on the inside two sections of the box and attach them to the card base using double stick tape.
- Attach the grass layer to the fence layer using double stick tape.
- Apply double stick tape on both ends of the back of the grass/fence layer and attach to the card base.
- Cut four grass layers 3.75″ x 1.50″ and score at .50″ on each end. Fold left side forward and the right side backwards.
- Apply double stick tape to the folded tab ends of the grass inserts and attach them inside the box.
The Flower Pots and Garden Flowers
- Use yellow cardstock to cut the terracotta pots and apply Wild Honey and Rusty Hinge ink using mini applicators. Note: The yellow cardstock shows through the ink and allows the lighter highlights of the pot to show to help create the terracotta appearance.
- Cut the flowers using light and bright pink cardstock and the greenery using green cardstock.
- Use snips to cut the branches off the leaf group foliage and attach them to the back of the flower pots using glossy accents.
- Form the tiny flowers using a small tipped stylus and molding pad.
- Attach the flowers to the flower pot foliage using glossy accents.
- Tuck the pots in behind the fence sections and attach using pieces of mounting tape.
- Create several additional branches with flowers and tuck them in behind the grass layers using glossy accents.
The Cats and Chair
- Cut the cats using white cardstock.
- Apply Antique Linen ink to the body of the cats using a mini applicator.
- Use Vintage Photo ink and a mini applicator to add darker shading on the cats.
- Apply pieces of mounting tape to the back of the cats and attach them to the grass/fence layer and card base.
- Finish the card by attaching one beach chair to a grass inside the fence using glossy accents.
I hope you enjoyed seeing my z fold window card. Here is a Pinterest link to more z fold window card inspiration. Check out my Z Fold Category if you would like to see my cards with all different themes. I think there are 15 in that category now. Can you tell how much I love making them! You will be seeing more coming over the next couple of months as I am working to create new cards for Rubbernecker to show off in their display at the Scrapbook Expo shows. If you are attending a show this year be sure and visit the Rubbernecker booth. Thanks for coming by today and I hope you have a great Sunday.
Here are links to the dies I used for this card.
| | 5157D window 4 pane | Picket Fence Die Cut 5152-01D | Tabed Grass Set Die Cut 5152-03D | 5159D beach chairs | 5160-02D Boarders #2 | Tall Terracotta Pot Die Cut 5147-16D | Leaf Group die 5118D | Flower Buds Die Cut 5147-09D | Cats Die Cut 5142-09D |
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Here are the tools and supplies.
| | The Paper Cut: Z Fold Box Card Kit… | Carta Bella Paper – Botanical Garden… | Bazzill Card Shoppe Cardstock, Easter… | Bazzill Card Shoppe Cardstock, Sour… | Bazzill Card Shoppe Cardstock, Candy… | Bazzill COTTON CANDY Card Shoppe… | Solar White Heavyweight 110 lb – 25… | Vintage Photo, Ranger Distress Ink Pad | Antique Linen, Ranger Distress Ink Pad | Wild Honey, Ranger Distress Ink Pad | Rusty Hinge, Ranger Distress Ink Pad | Susan’s Garden Tool Kit, Elizabeth… | McGill Paper Blossoms Molding Mat-8.3… | Mini Applicators, 12 pk, PanPastel Sofft | Mini Glossy Accents, Ranger Accents | Tonic Nuvo Crystal Drops, Gloss White | Scotch Foam Mounting Tape | Fiskars 01-005452 Recycled Bypass… | ATG Kit, Advanced Tape Glider | Teflon Bone Folder, Essentials by Ellen | Scor-Pal Measuring & Scoring Board 12×12 | Crossover II Fabric & Paper Cutting… |
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IIT’s fun to make a z fold window card.
Oct 22, 2019 | Christmas, Rubbernecker, Z Fold Cards |
Today I’m sharing a festive Christmas train Z Fold card. I love the Rubbernecker Stamps Train Set and thought it would be fun to create a scene with the train pulling into the station on a z fold card. The train is taking some very sharp turns around those corners but manages to stay on the track. LOL! The station was created using the Cabin set and the scenery was created using the Evergreen Trees, Pine Tree Forest and Deckle Hills and the snowy background was made using the Splatter Background. The train was decorated using the Tiny Leaves and Tiny Flower Buds and the scene was finished using the Small Birds. I used The Paper Cut Z Fold Box Card kit. for the card base.
Card Base and Box
- Use the pre-scored Z fold card kit to create the base.
- Cut 2 2.5″ x 4.00″ blue layers and one 5.25″ x 4.00″ blue layer.
- Stamp the snowy background on the blue layers using white pigment ink and emboss with white embossing powder and attach them to the card base using ATG adhesive.
- Cut the 11.00″ x 1.50″ Deckle Hill layer using the strip from the kit. Note: place the strip of white cardstock on the cutting platform, place the die at one end and run through the machine. Place the die where the first die cut ended, line it up and run through the machine a second time.
- Score the front Deckle Hills layer at 5.50″ and 8.25″.
- Cute an additional 11.00 x 1.50″ Deckle Hill layer, score it at 2.75″ and 5.50″ and attach it to the card base.
- Apply double stick tape on both ends of the back of the Deckle Hills layer and attach to the card base.
- Cut three Deckle Hill ground layers 2.75″ x 1.00″″ and and attach to the insert strips from the kit using double stick tape.
- Score the insert layers at .50″ on each end. Fold left side forward and the right side backwards.
- Apply double stick tape to the folded tab ends of the grass inserts and attach them inside the box.
The Evergreen Trees
- Cut several sections of Evergreen Trees using green cardstock.
- Stamp the snowy background on the trees using white pigment ink and emboss with white embossing powder.
- Attach trees to the card base using pieces of mounting tape.
- Attach trees to the card box inserts using glossy accents.
Assemble the Train and Track
- Cut the train pieces out in the colors of your choice.
- Follow the step by step directions below. These directions will live on the Rubbernecker store site with the train link.
- I used glossy accents, rolled glue dots and mounting tape to assemble and attach all the pieces.
- I modified one of the train cars by using the top roof portion of the engine housing to create a caboose.
- Decorate the train using tiny holly leaves and tiny flowers.
- Attach the train sections to track and snow layers using glossy accents.
Finish the scene by attaching the cardinals to the card base using small pieces of mounting tape.
Here are links to the stamp and dies using to make my card.
| | 5202-07D Train Die Cut | 5177-02D Cabin #1 Die Cut | 5217-01D Evergreen Tree Die | 5164D Pine Tree Forest | 5173-02D Deckle Hills Die Cut | 5162-04D Tiny Leaves | Small Birds Die 5147-06D | Tiny Flower Buds Die Cut 5147-10D | 1231 Splatter Background |
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Here are links to the tools and supplies used for my project.
| | The Paper Cut: Z Fold Box Card Kit… | Bazzill Card Shoppe Cardstock,… | Bazzill Card Shoppe Cardstock, Icy… | Bazzill Card Shoppe Cardstock, Easter… | Bazzill Card Shoppe Cardstock,… | Bazzill Card Shoppe Cardstock,… | Bazzill Card Shoppe Cardstock,… | Woodgrain Embossed 110 lb Tan – 10… | Neenah Cardstock, Neenah Heavyweight,… | Crossover II Fabric & Paper Cutting… | Fiskars Recycled 12-Inch Bypass… | COPIC Sketch Marker 100, Black | Embossing Gun (Wagner), Hero Arts | Clear Acrylic Block 4.78″ X 6.125″… | Ranger Super Fine Embossing Powder,… | Unicorn White, Hero Arts Pigment Ink Pad | 5mm (1/4″), Be Creative Tape | Mini Applicators, 12 pk, PanPastel Sofft | Mini Glossy Accents, Ranger Accents | Scotch Foam Mounting Tape |
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Making this Christmas train z fold card was so much fun. I hope you enjoyed seeing it and will take the opportunity to create a z fold card of your own. You can check out this Pinterest link for more Christmas train z fold card inspiration. Here are links to all of my z fold cards. Thank you for coming by and I hope you have a great day.
Oct 20, 2019 | Christmas, Rubbernecker, Z Fold Cards |
My project today is a snowy Z Fold card with a night sky background and all white images. I added touches of brown on the deer so they would stand out in the trees. I used the Rubbernecker Stamps Tree Panel #3, Evergreen Trees, Deer Family, Deckle Hills, Greenery #1 and Splatter Background. The black card base was made using The Paper Cut Z Fold Box Card Kit.
Snowy Z Fold Card Base and Tree Base
- Use the black pre-scored Z Fold card kit to create the base.
- Stamp the Splatter Background all the way across the black card base using white pigment ink and emboss with white embossing powder.
- Cut four Tree Panel #3, trim the frames to fit together and attach them together using glossy accents. Note: It took a bit of figuring to fit the panels together so it looked like a continuous forest background but I like how ti turned out.
- Apply double stick tape to the tree frame border and attach it to the card base.
The Snow Layers and Box Inserts
- Cut the 11.00″ x 1.50″ Deckle Hill layer using white cardstock. Note: place the white cardstock on the cutting platform, place the die at one end and run through the machine. Place the die where the first die cut ended, line it up and run through the machine a second time.
- Cute an additional 11.00 x 1.50″ Deckle Hill layer, score it at 2.75″ and 5.50″ and attach it to the card base.
- Score the front Deckle Hills layer at 5.50″ and 8.25″.
- Apply double stick tape on both ends of the back of the Deckle Hills layer and attach to the card base.
- Cut three Deckle Hill ground layers 2.75″ x 1.00″″ and and attach to the insert strips using double stick tape.
- Score the insert layers at .50″ on each end. Fold left side forward and the right side backwards.
- Apply double stick tape to the folded tab ends of the grass inserts and attach them inside the box.
The Evergreen Trees
- Cut three sets of evergreen trees using white cardstock.
- Apply mounting tape to the back of several trees and attach to the card base
- Apply glossy accents to the back of several trees and attach them to the front of the insert layers to fill in the box.
The Deer Family
- Cut the deer using white cardstock.
- Apply a light layer of Antique Linen ink to the deer antlers, ears and back using a mini applicator.
- Use a gentle touch to apply a very light layer of Vintage Photo ink to the deer to add a bit of darker shading. Note: I wanted the deer to maintain a mostly white body with just touches of brown.
- Attach the large deer to the front card base using a piece of mounting tape.
- Apply glossy accents to the front of the legs of the other two deer and attach them to the snow layers.
Here are links to the dies and stamp I used for this project.
| | 5218-01D Tree Panel #3 Die | 5217-01D Evergreen Tree Die | Deer Family Die Cut 5162-10D | 5173-02D Deckle Hills Die Cut | Greenery #1 Die Cut 5162-09D | 1231 Splatter Background |
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Here are links to the tools and supplies.
| | The Paper Cut: Z Fold Box Card Kit… | Neenah Cardstock, Neenah Heavyweight,… | Vintage Photo, Ranger Distress Ink Pad | Antique Linen, Ranger Distress Ink Pad | Embossing Gun (Wagner), Hero Arts | Clear Acrylic Block 4.78″ X 6.125″… | Ranger Super Fine Embossing Powder,… | Unicorn White, Hero Arts Pigment Ink Pad | Fiskars Recycled 12-Inch Bypass… | Crossover II Fabric & Paper Cutting… | 5mm (1/4″), Be Creative Tape | Mini Applicators, 12 pk, PanPastel Sofft | Mini Glossy Accents, Ranger Accents | Scotch Foam Mounting Tape |
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I hope you have enjoyed seeing this snowy Z Fold card and that you have been inspired to make one of your own. Check out this Pinterest link for more deer and snow Z Fold card inspiration. You can check out my Z Fold category to see all of my cards. I sure do appreciate you coming by and I hope you have a great Sunday.
Sep 23, 2019 | Christmas, Rubbernecker, Z Fold Cards |
Today I’m sharing a snowy Z Fold Christmas Card with a pretty house decorated for the holidays and deer playing in the trees in the front yard. I modified the Rubbernecker Stamps Spooky House (I love that house) and paired it with the Tree in Oval, Pine Tree Forest, Wildlife, Deckle Hills, Borders #3, Greenery #1 and Small Birds. I used the Splatter Background to apply snow to all the trees.
Card Base and Box
- Use the pre-scored Easel card kit to create the base.
- Use the Borders die to cut the decorative eyelet border on both sides of the card base.
- Cut the 11.00″ x 1.50″ Deckle Hill layer using the strip from the kits. Note: place the strip of white cardstock on the cutting platform, place the die at one end and run through the machine. Place the die where the first die cut ended, line it up and run through the machine a second time.
- Cute an additional 11.00 x 1.50″ Deckle Hill layer, score it at 2.75″ and 5.50″ and attach it to the card base.
- Score the front Deckle Hills layer at 5.50″ and 8.25″.
- Apply double stick tape on both ends of the back of the Deckle Hills layer and attach to the card base.
- Cut three Deckle Hill ground layers 2.75″ x 1.00″″ and and attach to the insert strips from the kit using double stick tape.
- Score the insert layers at .50″ on each end. Fold left side forward and the right side backwards.
- Apply double stick tape to the folded tab ends of the grass inserts and attach them inside the box.
The Trees
- Cut three Trees in Oval and several Pine Tree Forest sections using green cardstock. Note: I cut pieces of cardstock just large enough for cutting the large tree out of the frame.
- Gently rub the Magic Embossing Bag over all the trees to help remove static from the cardstock.
- Apply white pigment ink to the Splatter Background and stamp all the trees.
- Apply white embossing powder to the trees and heat with the heat gun.
- Tuck the Pine Tree Forest sections in behind the snow layers on the back and side card base and attach using small pieces of mounting tape.
- Attach two of the larger trees to the front panel of the card base with mounting tape.
- Apply mounting tape to the largest tree and attach to the back wall of the card base using three layers of mounting tape. Note: I attached the large tree directly over the smaller line of trees on the card base. I liked that the larger and smaller trees filled the space..
The House
- Cut the house using blue cardstock and the roof sections using white cardstock.
- To modify the house cut off the tall pointed roof section on the left side.
- Attach the white roof sections to the house using strips of rolled up double stick tape and glossy accents.
- Attach the windows and doors to the house using Connect glue. Note: I like to use the Connect glue to attach small items like the windows because it dries perfectly clear and does not leave a shine like glossy accents. Glossy Accents is still my glue of choice when attach items like foliage and flowers, etc.
- Cut several sections of greenery using green cardstock.
- Use greenery tips to create the window decorations and roof top wreath and attach them using glossy accents.
- Punch out red 1/8″ circles and attach them to the wreath and window decorations using glossy accents.
- Apply mounting tape to the back of the house, tuck it in behind the snow layer and attach to the card base.
The Deer, Greenery, Birds and Falling Snow
- Cut the deer using white cardstock.
- Apply Antique Linen ink over the whole body of the deer using a mini applicator.
- Add darker shading to the deer body and antlers using Vintage Photo ink and a mini applicator.
- Apply a good amount of glossy accents to the legs of the left facing deer and attach to the snow layer.
- Tuck the left facing deer in behind the snow layer and attach to the tree using a piece of mounting tape.
- Apply glossy accents to small pieces of greenery and attach them in behind the snow layers.
- Use small pieces of mounting tape to attach several red birds to the card base.
- Finish the scene by attaching small round circles to the card base and house using Connect glue to create falling snow. Note: I save all the small circles that come out of the decorative dies like the ones from the eyelet border. I love how the popped up circles add a little bit of dimension.
Here are links to all the products I used on this project. You can check out My Favorite Crafting Tools Page to see all of the tools that I keep close at hand and use on a regular basis.
| | 5216-05D Spooky House Die | 5160-03D Borders #3 | 5173-02D Deckle Hills Die Cut | 5165D Tree in Oval | 5164D Pine Tree Forest | Wildlife Die 5142-04D | Greenery #1 Die Cut 5162-09D | Small Birds Die 5147-06D | 1231 Splatter Background | The Paper Cut: Easel Card Base | Bazzill Card Shoppe Cardstock, Icy… | Bazzill Card Shoppe Cardstock,… | Bazzill Card Shoppe Cardstock, Easter… | Metallic Gold Foil – 5pk, Bazzill… | Solar White Heavyweight 110 lb – 25… | Antique Linen, Ranger Distress Ink Pad | Vintage Photo, Ranger Distress Ink Pad | Unicorn White, Hero Arts Pigment Ink Pad | Ranger Super Fine Embossing Powder,… | Embossing Gun (Wagner), Hero Arts | Embossing Magic Bag, Inkadinkado | Connect Glue, Gina K Designs | Fiskars 1/16 Inch Hand Punch, Circle | Mini Applicators, 12 pk, PanPastel Sofft | Mini Glossy Accents, Ranger Accents | MISTI Laser Etched Stamping Tool… | 5mm (1/4″), Be Creative Tape | Micro (1/8″), Glue Dots | Scotch Foam Mounting Tape | ATG Kit, Advanced Tape Glider | Crossover II Fabric & Paper Cutting… |
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I hope you have enjoyed seeing my winter Z Fold Christmas card. I am having so much fun making these Z fold cards and challenge myself each time to make them more dimensional and more interesting. This may be my favorite but then again I say that to myself each time I finish a card. LOL! You can more of my Z Fold cards here. Thanks for coming by and I hope you have a wonderful day.
Sep 19, 2019 | Fall, Rubbernecker, Z Fold Cards |
Today I’m sharing fall Z Fold Card ideas using several of the newly released dies by Rubbernecker Stamps. I created a dimensional corn field scene surrounded by a picket fence and colorful fall trees. The rusty flatbed truck is loaded down with cornstalks and the crows are circling and are totally ignoring all the cats playing in the fields. Any of the fall components of this card are fun jumping off ideas for fall cards. For this card I used the Flatbed Truck, Winter Tree, Tiny Leaves, Deckle Hills, Corn Stalks, Picket Fence, Cats, Small Birds and Cart Accessories #2.
The Z Fold Card Base
- Use the pre-scored Easel card kit to create the base.
- Cut 2 2.5″ x 4.00″ and one 5.25″ x 4.00″ layer, apply clouds using Tumbled Glass ink, cloud stencil and ink blending tool and attach them to the card base using ATG adhesive.
- Cut 2 11.00″ x 1.50″ Deckle Hill layers using green cardstock. Note: place the strip of green cardstock on the cutting platform, place the die at one end and run through the machine. Place the die where the first die cut ended, line it up and run through the machine a second time.
- Cut four sections of the Picket Fence, attach them together using glossy accents and attach them to the card base.
- Score one grass layer at 5.50″ and 8.25″ and the second at 2.75″ and 5.50″.
- Attach one grass layer to the card base using double stick tape.
The Z Fold Box and Inserts
- Attach the front grass layer to the card base using double stick tape.
- Cut four grass layers 3.75″ x 1.50″ and score at .50″ on each end. Fold left side forward and the right side backwards.
- Cut several sections of cornstalks and attach them to the grass layers using glossy accents. Note: I attached a few pieces of yellow sections to the stalks with glossy accents to create the appearance of fresh corn.
- Apply double stick tape to the folded tab ends of the grass inserts and attach them inside the box.
The Fall Trees
- Cut the trees using woodgrain cardstock and the leaves using orange, red, yellow and green cardstock.
- Use Antique Linen to color the tree and heat set the ink.
- Apply Spiced Marmalade to the orange leaves, Wild Honey to the yellow leaves and Fired Brick to the red leaves using mini applicators to add more depth of color.
- Attach the leaves to the branches using glossy accents.
- Apply rolled glue dots to the back of several leaves and mounting tape to the tree trunks and tuck them in behind the fence sections and attach to the card base, Note: I cut off a portion of the winter tree to create a smaller tree and folded it in the middle so it would fit in and add interest to the center of the card.
The Truck
- Cut the truck sections using red, woodgrain and black cardstock.
- Apply Rusty Hinge ink to the truck body to distress.
- Attach the fender to the front of the truck using mounting tape.
- Apply glossy accents to the truck rails and attach to the truck.
- Secure the tires and wheels to the truck using glossy accents.
- Attach several pieces of cornstalk to the truck bed using glossy accents.
- Apply mounting tape to the back of the truck and attach it to the front grass layer.
The Finishing Elements
- Cut a crate using woodgrain cardstock and corn sections using yellow cardstock, attach the together using glossy accents and attach to the grass layer using double stick tape.
- Cut a few small pumpkins using yellow cardstock, color them using Spiced Marmalade ink and a mini applicator and tuck them in behind the grass sections.
- Cut birds using black cardstock and attach them in the scene using small pieces of mounting tape.
- Cut the cats using white cardstock and color the body parts using a black Copic Marker.
- Attach the cats in the scene using mounting tape.
Here are links to all the products I used on this project. You can check out My Favorite Crafting Tools Page to see all of the tools that I keep close at hand and use on a regular basis.
| | 5215-04D Old Flatbed Truck Die | Winter Tree Die Cut 5170D | 5173-02D Deckle Hills Die Cut | 5162-04D Tiny Leaves | 5215-03D Corn Stalks Die | Picket Fence Die Cut 5152-01D | Cats Die Cut 5142-09D | Small Birds Die 5147-06D | 5214-03D Cart Accessories #2 Die Cut | The Paper Cut: Easel Card Base | Woodgrain Embossed 110 lb Tan – 10… | Bazzill Card Shoppe Cardstock, Circus… | Bazzill Card Shoppe Cardstock, Banana… | Bazzill Card Shoppe Cardstock, Sour… | Bazzill Card Shoppe Cardstock, Easter… | Bazzill Card Shoppe Cardstock,… | Bazzill Card Shoppe Cardstock,… | Neenah Cardstock, Neenah Heavyweight,… | Antique Linen, Ranger Distress Ink Pad | Fired Brick, Ranger Distress Ink Pad | Wild Honey, Ranger Distress Ink Pad | Rusty Hinge, Ranger Distress Ink Pad | Spiced Marmalade, Ranger Distress Ink… | Tumbled Glass, Ranger Distress Ink Pad | COPIC Sketch Marker 100, Black | 4011 Clouds Stencil | Rectangular, Ranger Ink Blending Tool | Mini Applicators, 12 pk, PanPastel Sofft | 12mm (1/2″), Be Creative Tape | 3mm (1/8″), Be Creative Tape | Mini Glossy Accents, Ranger Accents | Scotch Foam Mounting Tape | Crossover II Fabric & Paper Cutting… |
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I hope you have enjoyed seeing my project with fall Z Fold card ideas. I know the sizing of the cats are almost as big as the truck but I couldn’t resist the cartoony appearance. I thought they added so much fun and interest to the scene. The cat standing on the fence in the center section is definitely trying to get that crow. You can check out my Z Fold card category as well as this Pinterest fall Z Fold card link for more inspiration.
Sep 10, 2019 | Christmas, Rubbernecker, Z Fold Cards |
Good Tuesday morning. Today I’m sharing a Christmas House Z Fold Box card with lots of pretty birch and evergreen trees. The red truck is delivering the Christmas tree and I used the red birds to draw the eye up from the full ground base and to add interest. I used the Rubbernecker Stamps Spooky House (modified), Birch Forest, Tabbed Birch Trees, Tree in Oval, Truck, Pine Tree Forest, Small Birds, Greenery #1, Tiny Leaves and Deckle Hills.
Card Base and Box
- Use the pre-scored Easel card kit to create the base.
- Cut 2 2.5″ x 4.00″ blue layers and one 5.25″ x 4.00″ layer and attach them to the card base using ATG adhesive.
- Cut and 11.00″ x 1.50″ Deckle Hill layer using white cardstock. Note: place the strip of white cardstock on the cutting platform, place the die at one end and run through the machine. Place the die where the first die cut ended, line it up and run through the machine a second time.
- Score the Deckle Hills layer at 5.50″ and 8.25″.
- Apply double stick tape on both ends of the back of the Deckle Hills layer and attach to the card base.
- Cut four ground layers 3.75″ x 1.50″ and score at .50″ on each end. Fold left side forward and the right side backwards.
- Apply double stick tape to the folded tab ends of the grass inserts and attach them inside the box.
The Truck
- Cut the truck sections using red and black cardstock.
- Assemble the pieces together using rolled double stick tape and glossy accents.
- Attach the tiny accessory pieces using glossy accents.
- Attach two tiny holly leaves to the truck door using glossy accents.
The Trees
- Cut a Birch Forest section and Tabbed Birch Trees using white cardstock.
- Apply thin strips of mounting tape to the back of the birch trees and attach them to the card base. Note: I cut the Birch Forest into two sections. I wanted some of the trees to look attached and the others to look separate.
- Cut four Tree in Oval sections and cut the trees away from the frame.
- Attach two of the trees to the scene using strips of mounting tape.
- Cut two of the trees to fit inside the truck bed and attach with double stick tape.
- Cut a few sections of the Pine Tree Forest and tuck them around the scene and attach with mounting tape and glossy accents.
The House
- Cut the house using brown cardstock and the roof sections using white cardstock.
- To modify the house I cut off the tall pointed roof section on the left side and the pointed outer roof section on the right side.
- Attach the white roof sections to the house using strips of rolled up double stick tape and glossy accents.
- Attach the windows and doors to the house using glossy accents.
- Cut several sections of greenery using green cardstock.
- Use greenery tips to create the window decorations and roof top wreath and attach them using glossy accents.
- Punch out red 1/8″ circles and attach them to the wreath and window decorations using glossy accents.
Finish the Scene
- Attach a double layer strip of cardstock to the back of the house using double stick tape and attach the whole house to one of the box insert layers using double stick tape.
- Apply a strip of mounting tape to the back of the truck and attach it to the front snow layer.
- Cut several red birds and attach them in the scene using small pieces of mounting tape.
I had so much fun making this Christmas House Z Fold Box card. I especially love that the Spooky House can be so easily modified to look like a normal house. I think it looks so cute nestled in the trees. Here is a Pinterest link for more Christmas Z Fold Box cards if you would like more inspiration. Thanks for coming by and I hope you have an enjoyable day.
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