Farmhouse 3D Fold Back Fun Fold Cards

Making your card interactive does not have to be hard.  Here are 3 cards you can make using a 3D element on the top with an easy fold back to create a fun fold to your cards!

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Here is a video to show to make each of these cards.

The first card is a pretty green tone, check out all the angles below.

I used my Xyron tape runner to add all the payers of papers together.  Holds like magic!!  Check out the next card.  This one even has a layer of acetate in the back and the Xyron tape runner works even better with clear acetate film!

To create the 3D element on the front of the card, I made my own foam sticky sheet using the Xyron sticker maker.  It is so easy and fast, check out the video below.

Now I can cut the foam shapes to be any size I want to pop elements up on my card, liek the 3D elements on the front of the last card.

What fun fold card will you make?

Supplies Used

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Amazon Storefront Shop at: AZ	Xyron Tape Runner Refil Shop at: AZ	Xyron Mega Runner Refil Shop at: SB | AZ	Xyron 3" Sticker Maker Shop at: SB | AZ
Colored Cardstock Shop at: SB	Bazzill Cardstock Shop at: SB	Foam Sheets Shop at: AZ	Docrafts Country Life Papers Shop at: AZ
Docrafts Country Life 3D kit Shop at: AZ	Docrafts Country Life cards Shop at: AZ	Docrafts COuntry Life sentiments Shop at: AZ

Etched Glass 3 Tiered Dangle Earrings

I love dangle earrings, so I made my self a few in some different colors - plus I etched some of the glass beads to give an even different look!

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Check out my video on how to make these earrings!

Each set of earrings have 3 strands - but the arrangement of each strand can change!

The first set I made has 2 clear and 1 black strand.  One of the clear beads is etched with Etchall Dip in Etch, so it gives it a frosted look.

I tried out all the different colors of the glass beads, but I love the look of the clear ones.  See all them below and compare the difference.

I also made a couple of versions of the earrings, here they are below.

What color do you like?

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Supplies Used

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Halloween Trick or Treat Candy Bar with Allergy Safe Treats!

The kids and I love Halloween, so we decided to make a treat bar by the front door to let the kids in the area come pick out treats, candy and non candy treats for the Teal Pumpkin Project, and the best part is they get to choose what they want in their bags because everything is already separated out for them in the tilt bins!

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Check out our video below!

The Deflecto tilt bins are perfect for helping to sorting out items, and even better for the kids to see what types of treats and candies there are for them to pick out!

I even put in some non food treat for the kids with food allergies in the form of glow in the dark vampire teeth.  Such a great treat to pass out to kids that only cost $1 at Dollar Tree.  They have a TON of non candy little treats that you can pass out to help keep all kinds inclusive for Halloween.  Plus even the kids without food allergies love the non candy treats too!

I made a Teal Pumpkin for the Teal Pumpkin Project to show that we do have allergy safe items at our house and also on this candy bar.

Here is a video on how I made this teal glitter glam pumpkin.

If you want to learn more about the Teal Pumpkin Project check out the info below.

The kids love the candy bar and can't wait for their friends to come over and pick out some fun treats, but in the mean time Cat is going to dig in and have a few of her own!

What will you put into your Halloween Treat bar?

Happy Halloween from our family to yours!

Supplies Used

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Dynasty Paint Brushes Shop at: AZ	Amazon Storefront Shop at: AZ	Joy Iron On Metallic Leters Shop at: AZ	Dollar Tree Halloween Shop at: DT
Deflecto Tilt Bins Shop at: SB | AZ	Supertite Universal Eco Glue Shop at: O	Dollar Tree Pumpkin Shop at: DT	Glitterific Paint Shop at: AZ
Color Shift Paint Shop at: AZ