Fun Fold Ideas for You

 

Welcome to another great week with the Sisters in Stamping. 

This week we are sharing some fun fold card ideas with you. 

Handmade cards are always great to receive, but if there is a fun fold involved it is even better.

First up we have this fun easel card made by Debbie Naylor. It's such a great way to hear happy birthday from a friend. Visit Debbie's blog for all the details.

Next up we have a card that is very unassuming upon first glance. You'll have to visit her blog to see what the fun is all about on her card. 

Thanks for stopping by.

Debbie, Karla, & Rachel

Hearts & Hellos

Hello! Welcome to another Sunday Fun Day-- this is a good one! The Sisters are showing off some cards focusing on Hearts this week.

Rachel is first today with cute NEW set called Let's Chat. I love the way she used the gems on the rotary dial! Go to her blog to read up on her post.

Up next is Debbie's card for this week card. I really like the way Debbie used Designer Series Paper for her hearts! Here is a link to her post.

Well, thank-you for stopping by today. We here at Sisters in Stamping wish you a fantastic Valentines Day!

Rachel, Karla & Debbie

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Fancy Florals

Welcome to another fabulous week with the Sisters in Stamping.  This week we are sharing some great cards showcasing flowers. Flowers are always a good way to brighten someone's day, so send out a few cards to some unsuspecting friends. They will be sure to be delighted.

This first card is from Debbie Naylor. The large flowers will make a friend's birthday even more speical. Visit her blog for more details on her gorgeous card. 

Next up, we have Karla Anders floral card that let's a loved one know that they are special each and every day. Visit her blog for more details on this delightful card.

And finally, we have Rachel Yurkanin's card that is perfect for any special day for the tea lover in your life. Visit her blog for more details on her card. 

Thanks for stopping by. We will see you next week with even more inspiring projects.

Debbie, Karla, and Rachel