The one on the right was my sample card to get measurements right. I think it still turned out ok so I will be using it as a graduation card.
First we start off with a piece of 10"x5.5" card stock. I had found this awesome, super thick cardstock at Joanns. Its had a pattern on one side and solid color on the other. So there was a solid pink with reverse side being pink plaid and there was a solid green one with a green marble effect on the other. I really should have bought more and looked to see if they had other colors available. This stuff is super thick and makes a great sturdy card base. So often I have seen people using super flimsy paper for there card bases but I always love the thick stuff. Maybe because I'm hoping whoever gets my card will keep it forever. heehee
Anyway with the 10 x 5.5 and on the 10" side you would score at 4.25 and 8.5. A small separate note size card is also made from a 6x4 1/8" piece of card stock. I used the pink for both bases. Here is a list of the piece sizes you will need to complete the card.
5 1/2"x 10" (Card Base)
Designer paper:
4"x 5 1/4" (Front
Cover, Floral Side)
1 1/4" x 5
1/4" Small Flap Focal (Use Striped Side)
2 7/8” x 4” (Notecard)
Ivory Cardstock/shimmer paper
(2) at 3 3/4" x
5" (Inside Mats)
4 1/8" x 5 3/8"
(Front Cover Mat)
1 3/8"x 5 3/8"
(Small Flap Mat)
1 cut apart card 3x5 for
front of notecard
Ribbon 2 pieces cut at:
12” & 10”
Susan, you always WOW me with your fancy folds. This one is quite clever and your cards are beautiful!
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DeleteI so admire you and your amazing folds, Susan!! My friends are lucky to get a card that has a front and a message inside!! I am such a slacker compared to you!!! Every card you send is always something unique and special!!
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