Fabulous Folding Board

One of the many things shared at the 2017 Club Scrap Retreat was the Hammered Aged Copper Folding Board.

This super-sturdy board was a new medium for me to work with and wow, did I love it! It is perfect for all sorts of paper crafting construction projects. Pick up some in the Retreat "Pro Shop" soon as supplies are extremely limited.

Let's take a closer look at the folding board . . .

This paper product is 247 lb., making it heavier and more rigid than heavy cardstock, but lighter than matte board.

Card Folio

Check out Tricia's Card Folio Blog for the original detailed instructions on how to make this project. I decorated the cover and card set with the What A Ride stamps.

Gift Boxes

I created three ascending-sized boxes with the We R's Gift Box Punch Board. Simply tie the boxes together in a stack perfect for gift giving.

Card Box With Lid

This box was also inspired by Tricia's Vintage Botany Club Stamp Blog post. 

Gift Box Greeting Card

I've created this card design before. You might remember it from my Color Me Happy Blog Hop post. 

 

Memory Cube 

I had the pleasure of leading the Memory Cube workshop at this year's Club Scrap Retreat. The kit comes with all the pre-cut Folding Board and a handy video tutorial. The Folding Board sheets are in very limited supply. However, this fabulous kit is still available in the Retreat Pro Shop.

Thanks for taking the time to explore the many uses of Folding Board with me today.

Kay

Paris Flea Market Card Keeper

Welcome to my stop on the Club Scrap Paris Flea Markett Blog Hop!

This month I've recreated the Card Keeper, a project originally featured in the Wisteria Club Stamp kit back in July of 2014.

I made a pretty healthy pile of cards from this month's collection and thought it would be great to have a beautiful place to store them. See what I mean?

Wrap book boards your favorite papers from the collection. For the outside covers, I stamped Kraft paper with images from the Jumbo UM and India Black ink.

I also incorporated papers from the Club Stamp kit and some beautiful ribbon along with a jumbo Eiffel Tower charm did the rest.

I used Thickers for the "Cards" label on the front cover.

The white gel pen added highlights to the stamped images.

As long as I have access to the wooden expressions from the Crewel & Unusual Collection, I will be compelled to use them! How fitting to place the word "create" on the outside edge of the card keeper.

Next on the hop is the talented DebDuzScrappin.

I hope you have some time to spend at the Paris Flea Market!

Kay