Hey Chuck Fancy Fold cards! Part 3

And today I'm sharing the last 2 projects featuring Hey Chuck. Annette is one of my talented Flowerbug's and she chose this bundle for her Artist of the Month projects.

This first project features the Masterfully Made designer paper seen here and it's also a fun fold...

I love how she added a torn edge greeting; it fits perfectly with this designer paper that has a torn look to many sheets.

So here's a clue to her fun fold design:

Do you recognize this fold? It's called a Pop & Twist fun fold card. It's not easy to learn; but super cool to give out! I do not have a video on this fold but you can do a search on YouTube and find many video tutorials.

Here's the open view:

Isn't it cool? She added some soft blended background colors on each layer which makes a huge difference to the finished look. Isn't that designer paper perfect with this bundle?

If you like a challenge you should enjoy making one of these. I've made a few and honestly I don't plan to make any more! Ha!

Here's the Hey Chuck bundle she used. The dies are back now and available!

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Look at this hilarious rooster! And the perfect greeting for him.....

Details:

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Next is a fun fold card featuring the Earthen Elegance designer paper.

She got this fun fold idea from Lisa Curcio. It has 4 pieces of Misty Moonlight card stock measuring 4 1/4" X 5 1/2" scored at 2 1/8". They're adhered together back to back like this:

There are 8 pieces of designer paper on each card stock side; measuring 2" X 5 3/8". The pop-up designer paper on the front and back has a window cut out of it to reveal the rooster image inside; using the same die-cut. She used the Tailored Tags dies. This DSP measures 4 1/2" wide X 5". Score 1/2" from each side on the 4 1/2" edge.

Here's the back side:

There's a folded strip of card stock under the White tag that pops it up when opened. I may share one of these cards on an upcoming video soon; it's quite intriguing!

I hope you enjoyed seeing all of her projects; she did an incredible job! If you want to see details on each one, click here for part 1 and here for part 2.