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Monday, August 31, 2026

Fun for Fall Card Class: Scarecrow Cards, a Tri-Fold & Shadowbox Fun Fold

 Fall crafting has officially arrived in my craft room! πŸ‚

For this week’s free class, I pulled out the adorable Fun for Fall images and created three very different cards.

And apparently one regular card wasn’t enough, because we ended up with TWO fun folds. πŸ˜‚


Card 1 — Fun for Fall Scarecrow Card

We started with the most traditional card of the evening.

I paired the scarecrow with Autumn Opulence Designer Series Paper and used the colors in the paper to choose my coloring palette.

One of the things I love about Stampin’ Up! Designer Series Paper is having the coordinating colors listed for us. It takes a lot of the guesswork out of choosing colors — although it did give my scarecrow some rather fancy fall overalls!


The Autumn Opulence Designer Series Paper is part of the new Online Exclusives available beginning September 1.

Card 2 — Sunflower Three-Panel Tri-Fold

Then things got much more interesting.


I used three large Everyday Arches pieces and connected them with small folded cardstock hinges.

When the card is open, all three panels create one long sunflower scene. When it’s closed, the front panel becomes the focal point.

The sunflower Designer Series Paper does a LOT of the decorating for us, and I added the scarecrow, fence, crows and other little details to bring the scene to life.


There’s also a Very Vanilla panel on the back where you can add your message.

Card 3 — Fun for Fall Shadowbox

Our final project is a shadowbox card.


This one may look complicated, but the card base does most of the work. A few score lines create the dimensional shadowbox.

Then I used an Everyday Arches Die to create the opening and built my own little cornfield inside.

Of course, we needed our scarecrow, a fence and a hay bale too!

The best part? It folds flat so you can still mail it.

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In the video I’ll walk you through all three projects from beginning to end, including the coloring, hinges, shadowbox construction and all those little decorative details.


If you make one of these, I’d love to know which design you chose!

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Happy crafting!

Cheryl


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