Previously I had watched several You Tube demos on how to make your own flip cards. I thought I'd give their method a try without using a special dedicated flip die. The cards looked really easy but in reality were nearly impossible to make even though I swear I followed their instructions to a T. I finally did a partial flip card (easier to control the cut with my nestability die) which I used to make this Father's Day card for my son.
Here is the one I made for my husband. I've been into hexagons lately for some reason. I created my own die cut on my Cricut Mini. Then I used Tim Holtz pumice stone distress embossing powder on it for texture and glued the honeycomb to my card base. I found an alpha stamp set whose letters fit perfectly in the openings --- and fortunately I had the right amount of openings for symmetry. I made the openings the same size as the fun hexagonal stamps that I have.
