CINDY'S NEVER ENDING FUN FOLD CARD - CONVENTION WOW SWAP - HOMEMADE BUTTONS AND EASTERN ELEGANCE

Here are 2 "WOW" swap cards Cindy Geskey gave me at the SU! Convention this summer.  I LOVE these cards.  First, I love the style, second I love the colors and the EASTERN ELEGANCE papers, and third I LOVE the Never Ending Card.  Our Friend Linda Kincaid taught us how to make that card, and it's a FUN FOLD card.  It can unfold and unfold over and over and over again and never ends.  It's a really great card.  It takes a little while (ok, maybe a little longer than a little while) to make this card, but it is so worth it.  Once you cut all your paper out, the mechanics of it go pretty quickly.

Each time you unfold the card, there is a different design and sentiment. These papers are so cool!  I highly recommend that if you like the colors, you purchase this pack from SU!

Eastern Elegance Designer Series Paper	130131
Regular Price: $12.17
Preferred Price: $10.95
Preferred Pricing is for those who order from my SU! business website
http://www.stampinup.net/esuite/home/scrappinriri/ Bold flourishes and intricate geometrics. Coordinates with the Eastern Elegance suite. Coordinating colors: Crushed Curry, Coastal Cabana, Smoky Slate, Whisper White. * 12 sheets, 2 each of 6 double-sided designs * 12" x 12" * Acid free, lignin-free

By the way, the sentiment stamps are SU! REMEMBERING YOUR BIRTHDAY.  This is a BRAND NEW SU! stamp set for the 2013-14 year.

Remembering Your Birthday	131350
Regular Price: $19.94
Preferred Price: $17.95
Preferred Price if you shop on my SU! demonstrator business website http://www.stampinup.net/esuite/home/scrappinriri/
There's no excuse to forget another birthday when you've got this stamp set--complete with eight different birthday greetings! Clear-mount. Also available in German and French.

This is another card Cindy made in which she used the SU! Paper Clay to make her own buttons.  Ok!  You never have to buy buttons again...with this you can make any color you want to match any project.

Here's a link to a video I found of one of our top SU! demonstrators showing how to make the NEVER ENDING CARD.