To begin this card, you need to cut your base card 5.25 inches x 12 inches. Score at 2", 4", 8" and 10 inches. I recommend the ScorPal for this task. Measure down from the top of the card 1.5 inches and make a mark on the 2" and 10" score lines. Measure up from the bottome of the card, and mark on the 2" and 10" score lines. Use your ruler to draw a light line between the 2" - 10" score marks for your cut line. Use a straight edge and a craft knife to cut your card on your lines. Erase your marks.
Beginning at the front your first fold will be a mountain fold on the 2" score line. Your fold on the 10" line will be a valley fold. For the center of the card you will fold the top and bottom strips the same way, and then the middle strip will be folded the opposite way. Fold the top and bottom strip on the 4" score line using a valley fold. Fold the middle strip on the 4" score line as a mountain fold. Fold the 8" score line on the top and bottom strip as a mountain fold. Fold the 8" score line in the middle as a valley fold. Use your bone folder to make nice crisp folds.
For the butterflies, I used different punches and I embossed scraps of paper using my heat tool.
I added my fibers using Beacon's 3 in 1 adhesive. The lavendar pearls are from Kaisercraft.
For my sentiments, I stamped them using my Inkadinkado stamps on a strip of Bazzill Ivory cardstock cut at 3.5" x 2".
I arranged various embellishments from my "leftovers" drawer to pull the card together.
I hope my mother-in-law enjoys her card. It looks very difficult to make, but it took less than an hour start to finish.
Products available from Cutters Creek Store:
ScorPal
Bazzill Cardstock
Cuttlebug & Cuttlebug Folders
Beacon 3 in 1 Adhesive
Kaisercraft Pearls
Glue Glider Pro
Inks and Embossing powders
Ranger Heat Tool
Fiskars Craft Knife
Tim Holtz Design Ruler
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