I had it in my head to make a waterfall card to fit a 5 x 5 inch card blank. I also wanted to try making one without the cross-strip that contains the pull-tab. Here it is – very late in the day but I’ve been busy and (after weeks and weeks of cold rainy weather) it SO HOT now.
The front of the card is embossed then misted with a pale blue chalk spray. The quote if from Albert Einstein, and apply to my Mom very well as she is always on the go!
As it flips:
Of course there is plenty of room to sign etc. inside the card. Oddly, unlike the rectangular ones, this one seems to need no counterbalance – it stands just fine.
In order to avoid the cross-strip, all I did was add thin-ish foam squares to the sides of the diamond, either side of the tab, after sticking the centre of the diamond to the tab, as you do with standard waterfalls. Hard to see, but maybe the photo will help?
That MIGHT be me done with waterfalls. Not sure what I will become obsessed with next – maybe Cal’s cool bags from her THursday Technique on UKS? I am sure liking the looks of them…..
scrappystickyinkymess 
18/05/2013 at 9:39 pm
This is lovely. Do you have a tutorial that you can share? Thank you
19/05/2013 at 8:48 am
Not per se, but this line of text really says it all :
In order to avoid the cross-strip, all I did was add thin-ish foam squares to the sides of the diamond, either side of the tab, after sticking the centre of the diamond to the tab, as you do with standard waterfalls.
I’ve not revisited this idea in a while, but I may do so because you asked 🙂 If so, I’ll sort out some step-by-steps and add them.
Cheers
Mary Anne
25/07/2012 at 5:54 pm
I so understand how you feel…I regularly rotate from chaos to neat and back again. Wish I could stay in the neat zone! #80
24/07/2012 at 5:30 pm
i like this its very good if you don’t mined i may try to do one like this
take ca
24/07/2012 at 4:42 pm
Very nice. I have not tried one of these but after seeing yours I may attempt one. Thanks for all the inspiration.