Cute Flowers & Butterflies Letter Fold Card 5
My new design which I have created with my "Cute Flower" designs and my butterflies designs. This card is very simple and quick to make. All what you have to do is just cut it and fold as you fold letters!
To cover the inside of the card you can print one more extra sheet, cut out the blank panels and use them as an insert.
From the panel with flowers that will remain from the extra sheet you can cut out the flowers and decoupage the flowers on the card to give it a beautiful 3D effect.
The greeting label on the card I have left blank where you can write your own greeting suitable for the occasion.
This lovely card can be suitable for many different occasions such as Birthday, Thank You, Get Well Soon, Easter etc.
Available in total of 5 color versions.
Photographs from the Community
![](http://www.pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://www.craftsuprint.com/card-making/folded-cards/letter-fold/cute-flowers-butterflies-letter-fold-card-5.cfm&media=https://s3.amazonaws.com/finished-cards/peggy-stogdill/photo351178.jpg&description=Cute Flowers Butterflies Letter Fold Card 5%20on%20Craftsuprint%20created%20by%20Peggy Stogdill%20-%20Printed two copies on matte photo paper. I cut out the card, trimming the point off the left side and the bottom off the little oval. Scored and folded, then cut the sections without the flowers from the second copy, scored, folded and attached inside the card with DST. I layered plain paper on the center section to write a message. Cut 3 of the flowers from my second copy and layered them with 3-D foam pads and silicone gel, added "card candy" centers to 3 of the flowers and a button to the oval, and used a small piece of velcro to close the card. It would have been lovely without using the second copy, too, but I wanted a "liner" for the inside and a bit of 3-D.){kind=link}
Printed two copies on matte photo paper. I cut out the card, trimming the point off the left side and the bottom off the little oval. Scored and folded, then cut the sections without the flowers from the second copy, scored, folded and attached inside the card with DST.
I layered plain paper on the center section to write a message. Cut 3 of the flowers from my second copy and layered them with 3-D foam pads and silicone gel, added "card candy" centers to 3 of the flowers and a button to the oval, and used a small piece of velcro to close the card.
It would have been lovely without using the second copy, too, but I wanted a "liner" for the inside and a bit of 3-D.
