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How to Make a Z-Fold Card with a Mighty Merry Moose!

Dec 10, 2020 | Cards, Christmas | 6 comments

Looking for a fun masculine Christmas card? Let me teach you how to make a Z-Fold card with a mighty merry moose! It’s easier than you think! PROMISE! I am going to show you some easy steps to make it a no brainer fun fold card.

You can learn how to make a Z Fold Card in minutes with a Merry Moose to boot!

How to Make a Z-Fold Card | Video Tutorial

In this video you will learn how to make a Z-Fold Card

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I can’t wait to give this card to Mr. Awesome! He is going to LOVE it because he has this thing about moose so this card is for my moose man!

How to make a z-fold card the guys will love? Stick a Moose on top! Learning how to make a z-fold card is a great addition to your fun fold card skills

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This stamp set isn’t just for Christmas! Why not change the sentiment and create a birthday card?

How does a Z-Fold Card stay flat to fit in an envelope? You gotta see! A Z-Fold Card works great for guys when you use the plaid paper too.

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  • Shaded Spruce or Early Espresso – 4 ” x 9 ¾”
            • score 3″, down 3″
            • score 5 ¼”, all the way down the cardstock
            • rotate cardstock and score at 2 ¼”, down 1″
  • Cherry Cobbler Or Garden Green – 5 ½” x 4 ¼”
  • Crumb Cake – ¾” x 2″ and 2 ¾” x 2 ¾”
  • Designer Series Paper – ⅞” x 5 ¼” and 2″ x 2 ¾”
  • Whisper White – 2 ¾” x 4 ¼” and 2 ½” x 2 ½”

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See? I told you it was easy! Who’s ready to give this fun fold a try? I hope you do. They are such a unique card and I hope that today’s video gave you the courage to step out of your comfort zone and create.

Have a wonderful day my friends! Thanks for being here today. See you on Tuesday for a new Tuesday Tip video!

 

 

 

6 Comments

  1. Sue Floyd
    Sue Floyd on December 10, 2020 at 7:09 am

    Thanks Connie!
    I needed a new card to try…& This is perfect.
    Sue

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  2. Hilda Burton
    Hilda Burton on December 10, 2020 at 7:11 am

    Connie, I love this fun fold card. Mr Awesome will be thrilled to receive it with the stately moose. Thanks for the great video and measurements. Enjoy your day!

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  3. Etta L Parnell
    Etta L Parnell on December 11, 2020 at 11:38 am

    Great card. Love your videos, thank you for doing them

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  4. Andrea Schultz
    Andrea Schultz on December 12, 2020 at 10:08 pm

    I love this card and the moose. I have been trying to find the post where you showed how to stamp a reverse of a figure and then cut it out with a die or punch. So you could have two moose facing each other. It involved using the silicone sheet. It is not on the 8 basic uses of the silicone sheet (you show how to stamp the bunny on the silicone sheet and then use it to stamp the bunny next to the one already stamped). But I need to cut them out. I’m hoping you can remember where that technique was shown. Thanks.

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