I made this invitation for my son's party - which was pirate themed. It was made using the quarterfold technique. Here's how:
1. Take two pieces of cardstock. Lay one of them in your cutter portrait-wise and cut at 4 1/4" (in half, the long way. We'll call this piece A.
2. Take your second piece of cardstock and place it in your cutter landscape-wise and cut at 5 1/2" (In half, the horizontal way) We'll call this piece B.
You actually now have pieces to make TWO cards!!
3. Take piece A (the long piece) and score at 2 3/4" and 8 1/4".
4. Take piece B (the short piece) and score at 2" and 6 1/2".
5. Fold pieces A and B on the score lines. Glue the back of piece A and lay on top of piece B.
6. When dry, turn over with all of the flaps open. Stamp the flaps as desired. Color or embellish as desired.
7. Stamp a message on the inside of the card.
8. Fold the card like you would a box-top. (The last piece gets tucked, so that all flaps are held down.)
9. Embellish the outside more if you would like to.
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4 comments:
Wow, you are good. I thought I'd come and take a look....Just noticed it in your SCS signature........
Where do you find the time and energy????
I am impressed!
Keep Smiling,
Jan Darrah
Thanks Jan! It's called....this is what I do when the kids sleep :-)
Very cute pirate invitation! Great fold too!
This is outstanding! I will visit again soon to see more of your fabulous work! Laene (visiting from SCS ((stampinguru)))
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