Happy St. Patrick's Day! You should have landed here from Suzy Plantamaura's blog, I hope you have enjoyed the fabulous inspiration along the way. If you have stopped by my blog first, you can start from the beginning of the hop over at the American Crafts Blog, link is here.
The American Crafts collection I am using today is the beautiful Garden Cafe. Such beautiful and vibrant florals in this line!
The project that I am sharing with you today is called the Never Ending card. This project that will most surely have you and everyone flipping, turning, and folding the flaps every which way. There are many tutorials you can find on the internet, just type 'never ending card' in your search engine. The key to making this project is using 4 equal sized rectangle pieces. The rectangle's length should be double it's width. For my project , the rectangle pieces each measure 4 x 8 inches.
The scoring instructions are as follows:
Score each rectangle piece at 2 and 6 inch marks.
Place 2 rectangle pieces (with score marks lined up vertically) and edges together.
Place Scor-tape at the corners (keep the adhesive within 2 inches from the corner edges)
Place the other 2 pieces (with scor marks lined up horizontally) right on top of the first layer. Press at the corners for adhesion. You have just made the base of your never ending card. There are so many nooks and crannies to decorate with pretty pattern paper and embellishments.
In the project photos below I have inserted arrows to shows you the order and direction of how the flaps are opened.
| First- Turn flaps over sideways |
| Second: Turn flaps over at top and under at bottom |
| Third: Turn Side flaps to the back |
| Fourth: Flip flap over at top, and flip flap under at bottom |
| You are back to the beginning! Flip again! |
I have also included a quick video demonstration on how the card works on Youtube here:
The supplies used for this project are:
American Crafts pattern paper - Petunia pastries #35532, Poppy's pub #35542, :Lily's bakery #35534, Daisey's diner #35539, Clover cantina #35537, Rose's kitchen #35540
American Crafts embellishments - Mousse, Delish buttons, Meringue 3D stickers, Biscotti flowers, and Eclair glitter foam thickers
Scor-pal Scoring Tool, Scor-tape
Again, thanks for stopping by. Be sure to leave a comment here and along the way for random draw to receive some fabulous prizes from American Crafts and Scor-pal. In case you get lost along the hop, the full order of American Crafts and Scor-pal participating designers can be found at American Crafts blog.
Your next blog stop is Lilith Eeckels.
A random winner will be drawn from all the comments left throughout the blog hop on Friday March 23, 2012. Good luck everyone!

Very creative! Love the detailing! :)
ReplyDeleteNever have tried this kind of cards yet - will have a go soon!
ReplyDeleteOMG what a coincidence! I JUST made this card 2 days ago for a friend's birthday! LOVE
ReplyDeleteThis card is insane! Love <3
ReplyDeleteLove your neverending card.
ReplyDeleteAmazing, as always! Such a fun project :) Thanks for all of your hard work <3
ReplyDeleteGreat neverending card!
ReplyDeleteCute card!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, it looks so complicated, but how cool to get a card like that in the mail. Thanks for sharing your beautiful work with us.
ReplyDeletewonderful card projects...thanks for the detailed instructions.
ReplyDeleteThat is a great card. I would probably take me all day to make one!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant brilliant card, thanks for video too.
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful card! thanks for the video might have a go at this!
ReplyDeleteWow what an amazing never ending card... so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSo cute, love all the dimension in your project!
ReplyDeletewhat a fun and creative idea...I so love it...
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing..
Amazing Virgina. I love never-ending cards. Thanks for the great tutorial too.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen a never ending card before - so clever, and so much real estate for some AC goodies! ;)
ReplyDeleteSo fancy! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteOH my Goodness! This is amazingly wonderful!
ReplyDeleteOH MY GOSH! This is the coolest thing I've seen all year!!!!
ReplyDeleteAmazing card, Virginia! Have a wonderful weekend! ^_^
ReplyDeleteThis is so cleaver!! Love it!!
ReplyDeleteGreat instructions and video! Thanks for sharing your talent.
ReplyDeleteOh how I love your card!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the idea!
Christina
Oh my goodness, this is so awesome! GREAT, WONDERFUL, CARD!!! Hugs! Leah Ann
ReplyDeleteThis is so incredibly clever! Wow, I think my mind has just been blown!
ReplyDeleteamazing project! It looks very cool.
ReplyDeleteSabrina
Never ending cards are so cool! I haven't quite worked up the courage to take one on, but I LOVE this one. It's so fun, and thanks so much for the video!
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful card. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletesuch a wonderful project ... hope I get a chance to re-create this soon
ReplyDeleteWhat a super fun card! Thanks for the instructions!
ReplyDeleteGreat card & thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteLovely card! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI love never ending cards! The first time I got one I just couldn't put it down. I had to keep flipping and flipping. Thanks for reminding me of a really fun card to give.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Snoopy :D
http://snoopyshomemadefun.blogspot.com/
Great video!
ReplyDeleteWow those cards are cool!
ReplyDeleteWow! I'm bookmarking this and will come back when I have a little free time to play with paper. Great project!
ReplyDeleteThis has an instant "wow-factor" to it! Is truly eye-catching, FAB!
ReplyDeleteI have NEVER seen this type of card! LOVES it! thanks for sharing!
ReplyDelete<3
I love the shape of your card. It's beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI just LOVE the never ending card. It looks so hard, but it's so so easy! The hardest part is figuring out what you want to decorate it with LOL
ReplyDeletegreat idea !!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWow!This is trully amazing.
ReplyDeleteLove this idea! Amazing!
ReplyDeletei have never seen a card like this one before. thanks for the tutorial!!!! great job!!!
ReplyDeleteThat was neat!! I had to watch it a few times to 'get it'... Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLove it! Thanks for the video!!
ReplyDeleteStunning. Thanks for the tutorial and the video.
ReplyDeleteLooks great!!
ReplyDeleteOh wow... just learned something totally cool from you. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteJust love your Never Ending card. Thanks for the tutorial!!!
ReplyDeleteWow! I am speechless over the card- fantastic. Thanks for sharing how you did it.
ReplyDeletegreat card! thanks for the vid! laura j
ReplyDeleteLove the card-always amazes me to see these cards in action- inspired to try my own now, with the help of your easy to follow instructions!
ReplyDeleteAmazing card thanks so much for sharing
ReplyDeletewow what a supper cool Card love the colors and the papers. Very Creative, thanks for sharing and your video is supper.
ReplyDeleteabbraddock@msn.com
That's super neat!
ReplyDeleteSuch a fabulous project! Never seen a never-ending card before! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI have never seen a never ending card before...what a fabulous card. So many possible uses come to mind!!!
ReplyDeleteWow...super cool!!! What a great idea! Thanks for the tutorial! The card is gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteVery cool card! Who wouldn't love to receive it! Thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeletethx 4 the chance !
ReplyDeleteOh I have seen something like this much smaller. How neat as a card!
ReplyDeleteamazing card!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! Thx!
ReplyDeleteOH wow I've never seen this! Thanks for all the instructions. I'm pinning!
ReplyDeleteComment from my 5-year old daughter: "It's a Transformer Card!!"
ReplyDeleteGorgeous projects and thanks for all the fab tips :)
ReplyDeleteYour never-ending-card is just smashing!
ReplyDeleteAnd the video 'says and shows'it all.
Fabulous project, it's great to see so many fantastic ideas!
ReplyDeleteYou really got some sweet projects in here.
ReplyDeleteI definitely want to make this special card !!!
xxx
Ellen
Never seen the "never ending card" . Thanks for the inspiration and step by step instructions.
ReplyDeletewhere to begin? Your card is adorable!
ReplyDeleteWow how fun! I am going to "hop" back here to try this one. So many fun elements.
ReplyDeleteTFS !
thanks for all the ideas!
ReplyDeleteHow very cool! I've never seen anything like this. Thanks for the video, too!
ReplyDeleteLove the card! I have never seen this type of card but will definitely have to give it a try!
ReplyDeleteWow! I do not believe I have seen the never ending card before- how fabulous! I will have to try one myself- thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWow, wow, wow! How cool is that!
DeleteLove this...so interactive!
ReplyDeleteclever indeed! thank you.....love the all the colors and possibilities.
ReplyDeleteYour project so super cute! LoveIt!
ReplyDeleteWow! This card better go to someone amazing because it is amazing! Thanks for sharing! Have never seen a card like this before!
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh! I so love your card and super fun with all those flips. I'm gonna come back later on and see how you made them.
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting project! Never would have thought of it!
ReplyDeleteI just love this project, I've never seen anything like it! FUN!
ReplyDeleteThis is really cute and cool! What a great card! Love it!
ReplyDeletewow... this is beautiful!!!!! a fun way to use scor pal! thanks for sharing
ReplyDeletecheryl131091 at yahoo dot com
Awesome design...inspiring! Thank you for the great ideas!
ReplyDeletebeautiful card and thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeletefun cards!
ReplyDeleteHow fun is this?! I've never seen one of these before. I love it!
ReplyDeleteOh Wow that is so clever. Glad you added the video clip - i was totally lost!!!
ReplyDeleteFun idea! Love how you used the Scor-Pal!
ReplyDeleteLove your card!
ReplyDeleteOHH I so love this! My youngest son's birthday is next week I might have to try this just so I can hear him giggling :)
ReplyDeleteLove your blog. Awesome card you created. Time to hop along.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen a card like that - how cool! Will definitely have to try it out!
ReplyDeleteVirginia, this is most certainly the PRETTIEST never ending card I have ever seen! TFS
ReplyDeleteHave a great day!
Liz
unikebyyes { at } yahoo { dot } com
Great card! I'll have to try this one. Would love the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteThese cards are so cute! My nephew would really love a card like this!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful card! So FUN and I have to try it!!
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome - so bright and cheery!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win! Love your card, must try it sometime!
ReplyDeleteThat card is aMAZING!
ReplyDeleteLove your card, thanks for a chance to win!!
ReplyDeletethis is so cute
ReplyDeleteLove your neverending card! These are such fun to make and i love seeing other people's designs.
ReplyDeleteGreat project! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteCarol B
ciaoitalia2007(at)gmail(dot)com
Wow, i am loving this blog hop! Your card is amazing! Thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool card!!
ReplyDeleteFascinating card!
ReplyDeleteslrdowney at hotmail dot com
So cute!
ReplyDeletewooww a flip flap card!! so cute and clever! i have bookmarked ur blogpost! i need to make something like this too!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a super card! Really lovely..
ReplyDeleteNow that is a fancy project! VERY inspiring!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting project!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
Svetlana xx
I have always wanted to make a never ending card but it always seemed pretty complicated, but now that you broke it down it seems easy peasy!!! love the card, and it's beautiful colors!!!
ReplyDeleteShelli
I never knew that there was so many ways to make use of the Scor pal! Thanks for the technique.
ReplyDeleteOmg, this is really never ending! and beautiful
ReplyDeleteGreat card and thanks for sharing a video!
ReplyDeletesuper sweet and thank you for adding the video for those of us who are card challenged!!
ReplyDeleteI have made a few of these, and they are so fun! Your design is fabulous.
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