I've discovered that people learn how to do things differently.  There are several types of learners: audio, spacial, verbal, visual, logical, physical, social......I tend to teach visually because that's how I learn.  I would rather look a picture and figure it out than read written directions.  But, I know not all of you learn this way.

Over the winter I saw a card using a "cool" fold, figured it out by looking at a picture and then made the card and shared how to in a video in February.   I called it a side fold.  I just found out it's called a Book Binding Fold.

Post & Video here: https://mailsomethingpretty.com/fun-easy-side-fold-card/

I belong to a group of card makers where we share ideas and directions with each other each month.  Writing these directions is a struggle to me each month, but it's a good exercise for my brain.  These cards that we make/share can only be shared by email, we don't post them to social media pages.  I've shared several with you over the last few years.  Most times you see a pdf in a weekly email, it's from this group.  Karen made the following card using this book binding fold with the written directions.

It's really the same card I made, but with a different method of directions.  Mine in video format, hers in text.  All you need to do is switch out the papers.

The card I made uses the retiring Pretty Perennials bundle (photo below).  If you like the stamp set & dies, they are retiring on June 30.

The card that Karen made uses the new You're a Peach Designer Paper and Biggest Wish stamp set.

What type of learner are you?

Have fun making your book binding card, no matter which format of directions you choose.