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This ECO card was maybe my first one, and it was a constant work in progress because it wasn’t going well at all. But, as I’ve found with many things, just keep working with it, and it usually turns out. One of my pet expressions is . . .

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This is one of those super easy cards to put together, yet it is still an environmentally friendly card. It consists of a folded card, die cuts. and washi tape. . . .

This is pink cotton folded A2 card embossed with (fill in later) embossing folder. The HELLO die was used to cut pink mulberry paper. Several more . . .

This card was done in the same manner as ECO card 49. This has a flowered embossing folder image. (name folder later). The paper is ECO paper in Desert Storm color. It has . . .

This is pink cotton cardstock given a dimensional dotted image with the (fill name of folder in later) embossing folder. Using embossing folders add so much more personality to a card if . . .

I made this card from additional examples shown in an online Altenew Craft Your Life Retreat. I’d never folded a card like this, but it works. The edge . . .

This was one of the first cards I made using environmentally friendly (ECO) products. When making ECO cards, I’ve noticed that I really have to focus more on how to create the cards because I can’t use what is readily assessible. I have to hunt more for ECO friendly products and ways to use them.