Today I am sharing a Waterfall Card, which is a fun interactive card that is really easy to make. What took me the longest with this card, was to decide what I wanted to stamp on the 6 different panels. I guess what I need to do when making a card like this is to land on a background paper first, then go for the stamped images and the rest of the colors. In my mind it looks the best if the six panels all combine to tell a story, and you might very well use actual photos instead of stamps or die cuts. Imagine the card as a birthday card with six different photos of the recipient of the card. That would be a fun birthday card to receive!
Inside the card. (stamped in Norwegian)
Since it is an interactive card, there has to be a movement or an action happening. Here is a short movie showing this cards movement.
Check out Sam Calcott´s easy to follow youtube tutorial on how to make a waterfall card here:
or, visit her blog on mixedupcraft.com and look up her post on "Fun and very easy Waterfall Cards"!
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