In celebration of a new line of two-sided origami paper, store employee Malyse posted a tutorial (sadly no longer available) for these gorgeous autumn leaf cards. More like a tri-fold letter than a card, they're honestly not difficult to make - and you can trust origami-challenged me when I say that.
I gave this cherry blossom card to my sister for her birthday and used Malyse's instructions to create a vellum enclosure. I liked the way the Asian-inspired card design was complemented by the leaf.
A little tip - make the accordion folds quite close together as Malyse did, for the prettiest result.
Lovely. What a delight to receive a card like this in the mail.
ReplyDeleteLovely!! The paper has such a rich look. The tutorial looks easy Ann and I am tempted to try too.
ReplyDeletevery appealing; will definately give it a go. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card! :)
ReplyDeleteI love my card, Ann. I looked forward to receiving another work of art from you and was not disappointed. It was a great birthday. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards!!!!
ReplyDeletethose are really pretty. I'm going to have to go over and check them out
ReplyDeletethose are very pretty. i would open them with a lot of care, too pretty to rip into!
ReplyDeletei'm a bit origami-challenged myself, usually getting up to step 12 in a 15 step project and ending up with something that has far too many creases/tears than what the diagrams show ;)
Wow I used to be wonderful at origami but I guess I gave it up for quilling. I'm gonna try that some time it looks real pretty.
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These are gorgeous cards! Thanks for telling us about Paper Zone. Though I do particularly like the soft colors of your cherry blossoms card. Very pretty. :)
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