Stampin Up Pretty Pumpkins Joy Fold Card

Fall is coming!! I’m doing a happy dance, so you can picture that and smile. It’s almost time for changing leaves, cooler weather, harvest, pumpkin spice everything, and…pumpkins! Today I have a neat joy fold card made with the new Stampin Up Pretty Pumpkins bundle, and I’m really excited to share it with you. Let’s take a look!

Click for the tutorial for this elegant pumpkin joy fold card featuring the Stampin Up Pretty Pumpkins bundle.

This card is so beautiful and elegant, isn’t it? Let’s talk about how you can create this card yourself.

Stampin Up Pretty Pumpkins Video Tutorial

Watch along here and I’ll share exactly how to make these lovely cards.

Next let’s look at the products I used on these cards.

Stampin Up Pretty Pumpkins Bundle

Here you can see the Stampin Up Pretty Pumpkins stamp set and Detailed Pumpkins dies. They are so beautiful, and just look at those greeting stamps. My favorite is, “If friends were pumpkins, I’d pick you.”

Make this double pocket treat holder for any special occasion, as a fun treat, post-it holder, table decoration, name card holder, co-worker gift, and more!

Blackberry Beauty Designer Paper

What really makes this card stunning is the background from the Blackberry Beauty designer paper pack with those rich, gold accents. Here you can see a few of the prints included, but you definitely can’t get a full appreciation without seeing this paper in person.

Would you love to make up one or a few of these cards? In the next section I’ll share the materials you’ll need to prepare to do so.

Cutting Dimensions

Here’s what you’ll need to make this joy fold card:

4 1/4″ x 5 1/2″ Blackberry Bliss

3 1/4″ x 8 1/2″ Blackberry Bliss, scored at 4 1/4″

4″ x 5 1/4″ Blackberry Beauty designer paper

3″ x 4″ Blackberry Beauty designer paper

3″ x 4″ cardstock for inside, vanilla or Crumb Cake

4″ ribbon

Pumpkin die cuts

I cut some of the pumpkins from the designer paper, some from gold foil paper, and I stamped some onto Cinnamon Cider cardstock before cutting them out with the dies.

To attach detailed die cuts such as these, I have several tips to take a look at. You an attach them using adhesive sheets or even your tape runner.