
Finish with adding a 2 3/8" x 6" piece of Countryside Inn DSP to the exterior flap of a Basic White Medium Envelope. Adhere and trim off excess.

Are you looking for a cute, but easy card idea today? I give you the Zoo Crew Designer Series Paper (DSP) and Go To Greetings combination to try. It was so fun to design these cards for you. The Zoo Crew DSP coordinates with Pool Party, Petal Pink, Pumpkin Pie cardstocks, with a pop of Basic Black.
This set of 4 cards would be very easy to make as gift sets for your friends or to write a note to a grandchild. So many possibilities. The best part is these cards will mail easily and should only need one USPS forever stamp.
Enjoy the photos, supplies list, but be sure to go all the way to the bottom as there is a surprise there for you!
Stampin’ Up! Supplies:
STAMP – Go To Greetings
PAPER –Zoo Crew Designer Series Paper
(DSP), Pumpkin Pie Cardstock, Basic White Cardstock, Basic Black Cardstock,
Pool Party Cardstock, Petal Pink Cardstock, Thick Basic White Cardstock, and
one Basic White Envelope
PUNCHES – Decorative Circle, Retired 2
½” Circle
INK – Memento Tuxedo Black Ink, Pool Party
and Basic Black Stampin’ Blends
EMBELLISMENTS – Your choice
TOOLS – Paper Trimmer, Paper Snips, Take
Your Pick Tool
ADHESIVES - Dimensionals, Tombow
Multipurpose Liquid Glue
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-Shaded Spruce Cardstock for card base cut 4¼” x 11”, score at 4¼”, 4-3/8" and 5½”
-Shaded Spruce Cardstock for easel cut 4¼” square
-Real Red Cardstock for card layer 4” square
-Real Red Plaid of the Gingham Cottage Designer Series Paper (DSP) 1" x 4" and 4" square, plus envelope flap at 2-3/8" x 6"
-2 pieces of Thick Basic White Cardstock for Wreath inner card layer cut 3-1/2"” square, and 1 piece for easel stop!' x 1-1/2"
-Crumb Cake cardstock for tag 1-1/4" x 2-1/2"
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS:
Cut all pieces from the measurements above.
One more diagonal score line will be needed on the card base as shown in the diagram below. With the card base open flat facing you and the card front on the right side, score from the upper right corner to the lower left stopping at the 4¼” score line of what will be the front of the card. This will create the easel effect. Crease all score lines with a bone folder or edge of a clear stamping block. This additional easel fold will be a "mountain fold."
I discovered I hadn't shared some family birthday cards I made this past spring. I thought you might enjoy seeing them. This one my son-in-law received.
This layout was a math calculation but I've got the numbers for you to make it easy!
Start with a Thick Basic White cardbase cut at 5-1/4" x 10-1/2". Score at 5-1/4"
There will be an imaginary grid that you will work within at 1-3/4" intervals.
