A Little Zig Zag Card

Earlier this month, Ann did a Zoom call with some fellow crafters. They used what they had as they followed Ann as she made today’s Zig Zag card.

It’s a pretty unique card and easier to make than it looks. Ann shared the best way to put it together and even shared her prototype that she didn’t like as much.

Can you believe that it just takes two 3″ x 3″ squares of patterned paper. (Please note that the Delicate Dreams paper – the light one – is not available until later in August, but you can ask them to notify you when it comes back in stock.)

It was a fun night where everyone tried their hand. Ann looks forward to these nights when everyone learns something from the cards everyone makes.

We’re getting ready to do our 69th Stamp and Play Day and were hoping that you would come too! We won’t be making the Zig Zag card, but we’ll be sure to do something just as fun where you can make a card along with us.

Then afterwards, we play games for a bit and Ann gives back all the class fees as gift certificates for your choice of products.

It’s a great bunch of crafters who are so encouraging with each other. You would love to make things with them!

And when you register now, you’ll save money with the Early Bird registration!

You Can Use These Supplies to Make Your Own Design!

But it helps to have the right supplies.

Before we share the picture list, I want to be sure you know what we give all our online shoppers.

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- $20 minimum purchase & be opted in to the rewards program.
All online shoppers get a handmade reusable card from us in your mailbox.
And at least 4 free project tutorials in your inbox.
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Track your online purchases with this form and earn free stamps and dies exclusively from me and Ann. Plus we’ll send you our next mini catalogs with even more ideas.

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