I used paper and elements printed from the Debbie Moore CD "Crystal Dreams" and I've been trying to work out why my card looks more like a square-gone-wonky than a trapeze fold. It's only now, going back to the instructions on the link I shared with you, that I've realised I mis-measured the scoring points on the fold line of the card. But at least the trapeze shape in the middle still looks right!
It doesn't look wonky to me Jane and I love that backing paper, very pretty snowflakes. Thank you for sharing with us.
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A fabulous card Jane, I've never seen this fold before - such pretty papers.
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Pauline
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A new shape to me too but it looks great. I have a 'thing' about snowflakes and just love this paper. Thanks for joining in again with the challenge.
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A new fold for me as well, another one for me to try. I love the papers, such a pretty colour. xx
ReplyDeleteWhen I set the challenge, I was not expecting a new shape to me, I will be following your link thank you for sharing it,
ReplyDeleteLovely card, I love snowflakes and make a lot of them in tatting.
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Margaret
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I've never seen this fold before very effective,pretty card Debbs xxx
ReplyDeleteLovely card Jane and thank you for the link. I have bookmarked it and perhaps one day I will get more adventurous. This is a new fold to me.
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Your card is very pretty. I've not seen this fold before, it's very nice. Jo x
ReplyDeleteThat's a new fold to me too. The miss measuring is totally what I would do, that's why I tend to buy dies for fancy folds. Cara x
ReplyDeleteLove the unusual fold Jane and the colours in the paper.Thanks for joining in at CD Sunday this week Meg
ReplyDeleteInteresting fold = looks good to me. Love the colours. Lynn x
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