Hi all! Today I'm sharing how I made this Fan Fold card. The stamp I've used is Curvy Girl with a Newborn
This card is so quick and easy to make and fits into a standard 5" x 7" envelope, and can also be easily adapted to make different sizes to suit your needs.
Supplies:
White Card
Patterned Papers
Scoring board and bone folder
Hill Die, Stitched Sentiment Die, Baby Clothes Die (optional)
How to:
Cut a piece of white card measuring 7" x 9".
On the 9" side, score at 1.5", 3", 6" and 7.5"
Using a ruler and embossing tool, score from the top left corner, diagonally down the bottom of the 3" score line. Then score from the top of the 3" score line down to the bottom outer corner to make an X
For the layers:
Cut 2 pieces of white card measuring 6.75" x 2.75"
Cut piece of patterned paper measuring 6 5/8" x 2 5/8" and 2 more pieces in contrasting colour at 6.75" x 2.75"
Cut one piece of patterned paper 2 5/8" wide and approx. 3" tall for the accent at the bottom of the card.
Adhere the 6 5/8" x 2 5/8" piece of paper to one of the card pieces and adhere to the centre panel of the card.
Take the 6.75" x 2.75" pieces of contrasting paper and draw an X on the back, from corner to corner as shown
Fold the top and bottom triangles and crease them with a bone folder. Alternatively, you can cut them in half along the centre.
Adhere the other white card piece to the back of the centre panel. This can be used for writing a personal message.
Cut a piece of contrasting card using a hill die - this piece is 1.5" tall x 2 5/8" wide.
Stamp the sentiment from Curvy Girl with a Newborn and cut out using a slim stitched rectangle die.
Adhere the contrasting panel at the bottom of the centre panel and then adhere the sentiment using 3D foam tape/dots.
Stamp Curvy Girl with a Newborn onto white card and colour using your preferred medium.
Adhere Curvy Girl with a Newborn onto the card front using 3D foam tape/dots
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