Have you ever had a piece of double-sided paper that you loved both sides so much that you just couldn’t decide which side to use?
Sometimes it’s PAINFUL to put tape one side of a pretty paper only to hide it between your card layers.
Using double-sided paper on a card CAN be done in a way that shows off both sides.
Watch this quick video to see how easy it is…
PAPER SIZES:
Double-sided paper: 4″ x 5-1/4″ (leaves a border) OR 4″ x 5-1/2″ (for a full card front)
Make a regular card base: 5-1/2″ x 8-1/2″ and then cut 3-1/4″ off the front so there’s just one inch left.
Be sure to watch the video above for tips on assembling your card.
Now go grab a piece of your double-sided paper that you love both sides of and make a card!
Happy Stamping!
Jessica
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Very nice idea! I think I will be using that frequently! Thanks for sharing.
You are so creative and inspiring, Jessica!
Love this! Kylie Bertucci, an Australian demo, has introduced a #loveitchopit promotion to encourage people to use, not hoard, their DSP. This card making idea would be perfect for her concept.
Love how you’ve made this. I’m always wanting new ideas so thank you very much for sharing
Made multiple Birthday cards using your ideas. Getting my yearly group birthday cards completed (220 of them)
So glad to hear my ideas helped you make some cards Beverly. 220 cards is fantastic!!
Perfect! I’ve added you to my YouTube favorites.
Thanks so much Linda!
Great idea ! I have made cards for years and never thought of this . I love my DSPs and have a hard time deciding which side to use .
Thank you ….plus I love the embossing tip for the flap !!
what weight is your patterned paper
So glad I found you tonight. I’m going to try this tomorrow!
Wow! Thanks Jessica for sharing your ideas. I’m going to pull out my two-sided paper and start creating!
WOW!! What a fantastic idea. Thank you so much for sharing.
I have my Magnolia paper out right now making two other cards so I’m going to give your idea a try. Thank you for sharing!
Happy to have found this site!
Do you have any “how to” for card lettering? I like to add my own messages to the cards I make but struggle with lettering.
Thanks
Hi Charlotte, I have the worst handwriting ever but you might want to check out my friend Christie’s website for card lettering tips and ideas: http://craftwithchristie.com/ Thanks for asking!