It’s the time of year for sunflowers!  They are blooming in the gardens, filling the farmer market tables and making everyone smile.  Even the bees and birds are loving them.  Unfortunately, my garden has only one sunflower in bloom right now because the chipmunks ate them all when they were only 3 inches tall.  Insert sad face.  Luckily, I can create sunflowers anytime I want with card stock, the Sunflower dies and glue.  And that’s what I did with this Sunflower Fancy Floating Fold Card.  It’s a lot of fun to make and I want to show you how.

This card may look complicated, but it’s not and I’ll show you in the video.  It does involve several cut pieces, but follow along with me and you’ll put one together very quickly.  You might even decide to make multiple cards and then you might decide to make them in different themes.  The possibilities are endless because you have a lot of flexibility in the thickness of the layers to meet the needs of your focal point.

Watch the video to see how to put together this Sunflower Fancy Floating Fold Card.

Sunflower Fancy Floating Fold Card Video Tutorial

Are you ready to start making your own?

These are the products I used.  Feel free to substitute with what you have, or you can order any of these to make yours the same as mine.

Sunflower Fancy Floating Fold Card Supplies

• Card Base & structure – Mossy Meadow card stock, 133676
• Old Olive card stock, 100702
• Very Vanilla, 101650
• Gingham Cottage Designer Series Paper, 159651
• Sunflower colors:
  • Crushed Curry, 131199
  • Daffodil Delight, 119683
  • Early Espresso, 119686
  • Old Olive (leaves), 100702
• Sunflowers Dies, 152704
• Stitched Greenery Dies, 155451
• Stylish Shapes Dies, 159183
• Paper Trimmer (with scorer), 152392
• Multipurpose Liquid Glue, 110755
• Stampin’ Dimensionals, 104430

Order your Sunflower Fancy Floating Fold Cards Supplies.

More Sunflower Card Creations

I have used the Sunflower dies many times over the past couple of years, on their own and with the coordinations Celebrate Sunflowers stamp set.  You can read about them and watch any videos here: https://mailsomethingpretty.com/?s=sunflowers.

There are 9 posts that highlight sunflowers in several ways.  Let me know in the comments section below, or on each individual post, how you enjoyed them.  Your comments help me create more projects.