Fresh Ideas-Let's Go Fly a Kite

Published: Tue, 05/19/20

Fresh Ideas for Card Making

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Iris Folded Kite Card with Sponged Sky Background

Let's go fly a kite
Up to the highest height!
Let's go fly a kite and send it soaring
Up through the atmosphere
Up where the air is clear
Oh, let's go fly a kite!

-Mary Poppins

Spring is here, and that means spring winds!

Perfect for kite flying!

How about creating some kite cards?

Perfect for all kinds of occasions, and the possibilities are endless!

Click HERE for step by step tutorial with color photographs in a pdf format.

I made this Iris Folded Kite card as a just because card for our 3- year- old Granddaughter, Madysen.

Supplies Used:
Iris Folded Kite Card with Sponged Sky Background
Stamp Set: Itty Bitty Greetings
Ink: Soft Sky, Purple Posy, Pacific Point
Paper: Soft Sky, Purple Posy, Whisper White, Best Dressed 6”x6” Designer Series Paper, Nobel Peacock Foil Sheets
Accessories: Iris Folded kite pattern, computer/printer, copy paper, pencil, hole punch, scissors, sponge, scallop circles template, sponge, washi tape, SNAIL Adhesive, baker’s twine and enamel dots out of my stash, glue dots

Dino Days Kite Fold Card

Kite Fold Card Inside

This fun fold kite card is fairly simple to create with a little effort creating the pattern.

But, it is so worth it!

See the Kite Fold Card pattern HERE

Click HERE for step-by-step tutorial with color photographs in a pdf format.

I made this kite fold card as a just because card for our almost 1- year- old Grandson, Ryan.

Supplies Used:
Stamp Set: Dino Days
Ink: Lovely Lipstick
Paper: Pretty Peacock, Lovely Lipstick, Mango Melody, Dino Roar Designer Series Paper
Accessories: Kite template, copy paper, computer/printer, paper trimmer/scorer, Big Shot, Dino Dies, 1 3/4", and 2" circle punches, Glue Dots, Dimensionals, ribbon and enamel dots out of my stash

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