Cami’s Trifold Card
by Beate Johns
Cambria Turnbow created this cute trifold card design.
Supplies
- Stamps (Princess Birthday set, My Favorite Things)
- 4" x 11" cardstock (Delicious. Fancy Pants Designs, Key Lime Pie collection)
- Ink
- Paper Scorer
- Coluzzle®, other cutting system, or punch
- Slit punch
- Hole punch
- Ribbon
- Scrap cardstock (optional, for layers and inside image)
Step-by-Step
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Step 1
Score the cardstock at 3 1/2" and 7".
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Step 2
Prefold scores so the longer panel is on the right.
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Step 3
Slide the slit punch in so that the semicircle is slightly under the folded card. Punch.
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Step 4
Tuck the folded card into the just-punched slit to keep the card closed.
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Step 5
Punch a hole in the center of the slit punch, making sure the punch doesn't go through the other panels of the card.
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Step 6 (Optional)
If you'd like a framed window, add a layer for the frame now.
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Step 7
Unfold the card. Cut or punch a window through the middle panel only. The Coluzzle™ cutting system was used here.
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Step 8
Stamp and color the main image on scrap cardstock.
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Step 9
Apply adhesive to the back of the main image. To center the main image, start by aligning it behind the cut-out window.
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Step 10
When satisfied with the image placement, fold the right side of the card over and adhere the image.
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Step 11
Unfold and stamp the inside if needed.
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Step 12
Refold the card. Wrap ribbon around, run it through the hole and around the card, then tie shut.
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Or....just tie ribbon through the hole as an accent.
Video!
Variations
- Try different sizes.
- Try different window shapes.
- Add two or three flaps on the right hand side with your slit punch.
Your Turn
You've seen the tutorial, now you try it! We've got a section of the gallery set aside for Cami’s Trifold Card. Try this technique, then upload your artwork to the gallery. Show us your creations!
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Questions and Comments
We'd love to get your feedback or questions. Leave your comment below.
If you don't have a C cutter (for the slot) use a brad and a little arm piece they have like the things that pivot on the back of a photo frame to hold the picture in.
Love the idea. Thanks for sharing.
Lagene
Linda D.
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