Impossible card

Hi everyone, today I have this Impossible Card to show you. Now it’s not Impossible to make but other people will really wonder how you made it, just as my husband did! This clever card is ma…

Have you seen the "Impossible Cards" that everyone is making right now? I thought I would share my version as well. These little cards are definitely an optical illusion as you wonder how they could have the cut outs the way that they do but once you realize how easy it is to create them, they are quite addictive! While most that I have seen leave the cut outs empty, I decided to put a doily behind it and I really like the way it turned out. Below are measurements and cutting instructions…

Keep your friends and family guessing with this fabulous mind-bending, one-piece creation that contains a clever "twist". Despite it's name, it's actually very achievable, and in a relatively short time too! 1. Start with a piece of card stock measuring 6" square. Once you understand the general properties of this card it's simple to alter the size to suit the design you want. 2. Place the card stock on your score board and score at 3". Fold along the score line. 3. Place the card stock in…

Keep your friends and family guessing with this fabulous mind-bending, one-piece creation that contains a clever "twist". Despite it's name...

Impossible Card is the name of this style card which is cut in one shape and then "twisted" to produce the pop-up center panel. This collection of six designs includes: Ribbon Tree, Santa, Laurel Wreath, Angels Hark, Three Kings, Ornament 25 Ribbons. Accent panels for 'L' shaped base, plus two-layer "bridger" panels provide scope for using fun Christmas paper prints. Card folds flat for sending, pops up for display (use optional tall triangle easel to assist with standing). Card base…

Hello Crafty Friends! How about a little insight on how my desk usually looks? Well, the Art Expressions stamp club set is perfect for creating a little artist's studio impression. Rather than re-creating the look of my massage couch turned craft table, I used the impossible fold card idea as a base for lots of dimension, check it out. I really don't know who invented this crazy fold, but I had lots of fun playing with it. My take on it is to use a die-cut label as base and add a pop-up…

Our monthly card group's challenge for June is to make an Impossible Card. I saw a piano idea as a normal card and changed it to an Impossible card. I put a sentiment about music on the back.

Today's post is a quick share of my video tutorial for the Impossible Card I shared earlier this week!