I have these instructions on a word document if you would like a copy of it you can go to Simply Scrapping's Wednesday Card Challenge where there is an attachment of the document or email me at diane.davies@yahoo.com and I will email you it to you.
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Cut a piece of cardstock 4” x 12”, then score at 4” and 8”.
2. Now you have three equal scored squares on your cardstock. Add a diagonal score to both of the outside squares. The diagonal scores should go in the same direction.
2. Now you have three equal scored squares on your cardstock. Add a diagonal score to both of the outside squares. The diagonal scores should go in the same direction.
3. Prefold your scored lines. First fold the left square in, then the triangle down. Next fold the right square in, then the triangle up. When you're done folding, the cardstock should look like this.
4. Cut a piece of patterned paper 3-3/4” x 3-3/4” and then cut it in half diagonally. Adhere the patterned paper triangles to the top right and bottom left triangle on the outer scored squares of your main card.
5. Cut 3-3/4” x 3-3/4” patterned paper and adhere to middle section of the card then cut 2-3/4” x 2-3/4” white cardstock and adhere on top of that patterned paper.
** Ooops sorry I forgot to take a pic of this one. **
(See finished card at the bottom for a pic of the inside layering.)
6. Fold your card back up again and adhere ribbon to the back side of the card and tie it shut to the right side of your card.
** Ooops sorry I forgot to take a pic of this one too. **
8. Add adhesive diagonally only on one half of the back of your main image. If you add adhesive on the entire piece, your trifold will be taped shut. Adhere your center image to your trifold card. Inside of finished card.
5 comments:
Wow Diane!! What an awesome tutorial...I love the card, that has to be one of my favorite stamps =)Love the glaze stuff you use, I'm gonna have to check into getting somet of that stuff, it really makes the card pop! Love it!
Great card, I love that fold! Thanks for sharing.
Great job on the tutorial! I haven't made one of these cards in a long time ... thanks for inspiration!!
Your collection is really nice and impressive for me. Your small level change is create a good effect on to the card.
It was certainly interesting for me to read this blog. Thanx for it. I like such topics and everything that is connected to this matter. I would like to read a bit more on that blog soon.
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