There’s something magical about building a winter scene from paper — the quiet layers of snow, cozy houses glowing with warmth, and a touch of sparkle that feels like fresh frost. In this week’s Thursday Live, I shared how to create a Winter Scene Fold, a dimensional card inspired by pop‑up techniques but will stand beautifully on any mantle.
This project combines depth and storytelling in one fold: snowy hills, pine trees, and a charming village that feels like a handmade postcard. It’s beginner‑friendly, stash‑friendly, and perfect for holiday crafting sessions when you want something that looks intricate but comes together with ease.
Supplies Used:
- Cloud Cover cardstock (165671)
- Basic White cardstock (166780)
- Shaded Spruce cardstock (146981)
- Shimmer White cardstock (has retired but Basic White works great)
- Crumb Cake cardstock (120953)
- Adhesive Backed Sparkle Sequins (168488)
- Night of Navy cardstock (100867)
If you missed the live, scroll down for the replay, — and see how this cozy winter village comes to life one layer at a time.
