Trifold shutter cards

Tri-Fold Shutter Card Template 1. Cut a piece of card stock 10-1/2" x 5-1/2". 2. Score at 1-3/4", 3-1/2", 7" and 8-3/4". 3. Make a cut 1-...

This card goes all out! Sometimes you want a card that is a little over the top. A Tri Shutter card is that. I saw a tutorial on Splitcoaststampers and knew I wanted to try it. It does take some ti…

Okay, so last weekend I told you I'd teach you how to make the Tri-Fold Shutter Card. It's really easy, just a few scores and folds and panels. [Remember: you can always click on any photo in my blog posts to see it full size!] First, cut a piece of card stock to 10-1/2" x 5-1/2". In landscape orientation, score in from the left at 1-3/4" and at 3-1/2". Then score in from the right at 1-3/4" and at 3-1/2". (see picture below for visual) You will now make a CUT 1-1/2" down from the top edge…

I wanted to have another play with the Half Shutter die set (Divinity Designs) and this is what I came up with. Both the chipboard and patterned paper (Stamperia) I've had for several years but I've been working on using both up and I'm almost there! Below you can see the card opened up - they stand so nicely for display! I rarely use chipboard ephemera because I find them too bulky for mailing but for these ones I peeled off several layers from the back and that worked out really well…

Today I am using a piece of 12″ x 6″ Designer Series Paper to create a Trifold Shutter Card. The finished card is 4″ x 6″ and will fit into a C6 envelope. Here is the closed…

Want to learn how to make this new version of a Tri-shutter card? So, gather your crafting supplies and let's learn together to make this beautiful card.

Trifold Shutter Christmas Card using Stampin' Up! Peaceful Place Specialty Designer Series Paper

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My oldest son designed this beautiful image of Santa relaxing with a big stack of books. When I saw it, I knew I wanted to give the impression that he was sitting in front of a cosy fireplace, which meant I needed to add deep shadows to contrast with the warm glow of the flames. Let me show what I did... 1. Print the coloured image onto a piece of kraft cardstock and select a range of warm grey markers for the shadows beneath and around the image. I'm using copic markers - W8 down to W0 and…

Check out this amazing trifold accordion card you can make in minutes! I like to call this a "storybook card" because it has three pages so you can tell a