Hi All,
Today's card is using products from Paper Rose Studio
Card Size 10.7cm x 15.3cm (4 1/4" x 6")
Card Base 21cm x 15.3cm (8 1/4" x 6")
You will need 1 piece of patterned paper at
11cm x 7cm (4 5/16 x 2 3/4")
Next you will need 2 squares of coordinating paper measuring
7cm x 7cm ( 2 3/4 x 2 3/4")
Using a score board with the long edge along the top score at 3" (makes it easily to use inches with fun folds)
Rotate the cardstock to have the 6" edge along the top and score it again at 3".
This leaves you with 2 squares areas and 2 rectangles. Make sure the squares are on the left. Grab a pencil and make a mark at the 5 1/8" along the top edge. I just made a little dot and used a ruler to make the same mark on the bottom edge. I place the straight edge of the ruler flat against the top at the 5 1/8 and use the bottom of the ruler to do the same on the bottom.
Next we are going to make a mark on the center fold. I use the ruler again and place the edge flat against the top but this time at the 3 3/4 mark and make a dot on the centre line.
Remove the cardstock from the score board and use your ruler to score from the edge into the centre on both edges making a ^ shape. Check out the video if you need more support.
Fold the (2) 3" score lines into mountains which means you fold it away from you and fold is coming up.
Gently use a bone folder on the ^ to make a valley fold, meaning the cardstock edges are coming towards you. Fold going down. Fold the card up using these folds, once you ease the valley folds into place it should be fairly easy.
Decorate as you please.
Product List Below
Stardust Stickles
Cream 12 x 12 cardstock
Copics Used
W5, W3 and W1
Things that I showed in the video but didn't use is the Patterns Collection, Campfire Tales 6x6 and the Quick Cards Kit. There is a few other things in this collection but I haven't listed them here.
The links are affiliate links, which if you are not familiar, I get a small commission if you use my links and this is no cost to you.
I really prefer the landscape version of this card, probably because it is the shape I made about 15 years ago (I feel old. lol)
You can watch the video here.
That is all from me today. Thank you for your time.
Take Care
Natalie
