Hi everyone, this is an easy corner fold dress that i showed my card making class how to do and i would love to show you. If you haven't tried any of my corner fold patterns yet this one is a great pattern to start on. I stamped the swirls after the folding was done. We also used the cut out to make this second card....
which i ran through the cuttlebug and added some ribbon around the waist and one of my rolled scallop rose's with a pearl in the center, which you will find the pattern for HERESo quick and you get 2 cards with the one pattern. below are the video tutorials for this card which i hope will help you to understand the corner fold concept a little better....i will eventually go back and do more video tutorials on how to corner fold in the future and get you all addicted...lol... but for now here is the pattern for the dress... enjoy...Valita
PS...A few people have also asked what stamp set i used for this project it is called Dot Flourishes
heres a pic of them...i used two different ones from this set to create a fuller flourish look and then added some glitter over the dots...
and a last thought
For His anger is but for a moment,
His favor is for a lifetime,
weeping may last for the night,
but a shout of joy comes in the morning
Psalm 30:5-12
PS...A few people have also asked what stamp set i used for this project it is called Dot Flourishes
heres a pic of them...i used two different ones from this set to create a fuller flourish look and then added some glitter over the dots...
and a last thoughtFor His anger is but for a moment,
His favor is for a lifetime,
weeping may last for the night,
but a shout of joy comes in the morning
Psalm 30:5-12
Great cards. And thanks for template.
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ReplyDeleteboth of the cards are so gorgeous. I really couldn't say, which one looks better.
I have never tried this technic, but, like you said, I could really give it a try with this template.
Thanks so much for sharing.
This is amazing! I absolutely love this effect and your creation! I can't wait to try it and send you what I made!!!! You are wonderful to share this and make us a video. This is definately a WOW Card! Love, Love, Love it! Renee Winch
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing. This is an absolutely gorgeous dress model. Can I downloaded it.
ReplyDeleteGrts. Leni
Thank you for the tutorial. I can see how this would become addicting. I can't wait to try it.
ReplyDeleteI love the dresses and the cards you made with this technique and the one with the cutout dress - what a great idea to use it for another card.
Thank you for the template too.
Now that I've found your blog you can bet I'll be back often.
Wow! so stunning projects. Thank you so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteI don't see the template for this though. Help please!!!
I just found your blog and your beautiful folded cards. I have never tried this, but I sure will now. I hope I can do it.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing the patterns and your talent.
Big hugs!
FABULOUS Valita, thanks so much for your tutorial!
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I just watched both of your videos on corner folding and found them to be very easy to follow and understand. I love your dress pattern and will make that my next card. Well done!
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ReplyDeleteJust came across your iris folding video on You-Tube and then had a look at your blog page, fantastic.
Will definitely start iris folding now.
Thank you
Ptah-Ra
Great video
ReplyDeleteEEK! I'm so excited to try this. This would make a great card for a birthday party my daughter is going to on Friday. Omg, I can't enough of your tutorials!!!
ReplyDeletei'm very excited to try this technique! thank you for showing it to me!!! now i have a request could you please make a pattern of a short dress like a cocktail or day dress with more volume in the skirt and instead of the v pattern on the top could you give it like a little short sleeve or a tank top style top?
ReplyDeleteand then what size card did you make is that an a2?
you have me so excited to make this i can't wait!!!
thank you again!
Bella esta tecnica, me encanta desde Venezuela, un abrazo y dios le bendiga por dar a sus semejantes
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